Unlock easy distance and silky turnover lines with the Innova Mamba. Rated 11 | 6 | -5 | 1, this understable distance driver rockets to speed, flips gracefully and glides for days before settling with a gentle finish. New throwers will love how effortlessly it stands up from a hyzer and pushes straight; seasoned arms can shape sky-turns, low-ceiling lasers or even rollers on command.
Where fast drivers like the Destroyer demand plenty of snap, the Innova Mamba rewards smooth form, making it the go-to first “big-rim” driver for many players. Its wide yet comfortable 2.1 cm rim releases clean both backhand and forehand, while the domey profile stores glide you can actually feel pulling the disc forward. Light Blizzard plastic as low as 150 g all but guarantees a personal-best-distance day, yet max-weight Star still holds an honest line in a light breeze.
Wind picking up? Drop to a lower-speed fairway or lean your Mamba onto a higher hyzer—its reliable bite at the end keeps it from drifting forever. Need a touch roller? Tilt it to 45 ° and watch it stand, carve and settle deep in the fairway. From wooded hyzer-flips to long-range stand-stills in the open, the Mamba delivers controlled understability that builds confidence instead of frustration.
Why choose the Innova Mamba?
- Lowest-power distance driver in Innova’s lineup.
- Hyzer-flip tunnel shots up to 350 ft for intermediate arms.
- Go-to roller disc once the edge starts to season.
- Wide plastic menu—Star, Champion, GStar, Blizzard, Halo—for any feel or weight.
Plastics
Star • Champion • Halo Star • DX • GStar • Blizzard Champion. See full breakdown in the Innova Plastics Guide.
Flight numbers
- Speed 11
- Glide 6
- Turn -5
- Fade 1
Similar discs
MVP Orbital · Discmania Astronaut · Infinite Discs Maya · Mint Freetail
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Innova Mamba?
The Mamba is an 11‑speed, high‑glide distance driver engineered for effortless turn and maximum carry, especially in calm or tailwind conditions.
What are the Innova Mamba flight numbers?
Speed 11 | Glide 6 | Turn ‑5 | Fade 1 — ultra‑understable out of the box for easy hyzer‑flips and long turnovers.
Is the Innova Mamba understable?
Yes—its ‑5 turn rating makes it one of Innova’s most understable distance drivers, ideal for shaping right‑moving lines and rollers.
Is the Mamba good for beginners?
Absolutely. Players with 250–300 ft power can hyzer‑flip it to flat and gain easy distance without excessive fade.
What kinds of throws is the Mamba best suited for?
Hyzer‑flip distance shots, tailwind drives, long turnover bombs, and roller lines once it seasons in.
How far can the average player throw a Mamba?
Intermediate arms often reach 320–360 ft; advanced throwers pushing 400 ft can achieve huge S‑curves and rollers past 450 ft.
Which plastic types does the Mamba come in?
Regular runs include Star, Champion, GStar, DX, and lightweight Blizzard Champion. Star balances grip and durability; Champion flies most stable; DX beats into a roller fastest.
How does a Mamba beat‑in over time?
Baseline DX turns progressively more, becoming roller‑ready after a few rounds; premium Star and Champion plastics retain initial flight longer before mellowing into straighter lines.
