The Innova TeeBird is a legendary fairway driver known for its pinpoint accuracy and laser-straight flights. With a 7 | 5 | 0 | 2 flight profile, it offers dependable fade and exceptional glide, making it perfect for tunnel shots, low-ceiling drives, or shaping lines through the woods. Whether you throw backhand or forehand, the TeeBird holds lines with confidence and finishes with control.
This disc has earned a spot in the bags of top players like Ken Climo and Avery Jenkins thanks to its reliable flight in all conditions. Great for intermediate to advanced players, it shines on tight fairways and wind-resistant lines where placement is key.
Flight Numbers
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Speed: 7
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Glide: 5
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Turn: 0
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Fade: 2
Plastics
Champion: Durable and overstable with a stiff, grippy feel. Best for forehand throws and windy rounds.
Star: Balanced grip and flexibility with a straighter flight. Popular for consistent backhand lines.
DX: Affordable and quick to season. Offers straighter flights as it breaks in—great for shaping shots and turnovers.
Similar Discs
Innova TeeBird3, Discraft Stalker, Dynamic Discs Evader, Discmania Royal Rage II Instinct, Latitude 64 Explorer
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Innova Teebird?
The Teebird is a 7‑speed fairway driver known for straight flight, reliable fade, and pinpoint accuracy—one of Innova’s most trusted control discs since the 1990s.
What are the Innova Teebird flight numbers?
Speed 7 | Glide 5 | Turn 0 | Fade 2, yielding a neutral high‑speed flight that finishes with a dependable fade.
Is the Teebird understable?
No—out of the box it is stable to slightly overstable. It resists turn and finishes left (RHBH) without dumping hard.
Teebird vs. Thunderbird – what's the difference?
The Thunderbird (9/5/0/2) is faster and handles more wind; the Teebird is slower, glidier, and easier to control on tight fairways.
Teebird vs. TL – how do they compare?
Both share a 7‑speed rim; the TL (7/5/-1/1) turns a bit and fades less, making it straighter, while the Teebird’s 0/2 flight adds late stability.
Which plastic types does the Teebird come in?
Common runs are Star, Champion, GStar, DX, and occasional Halo Star. Champion flies most overstable; DX beats into a straighter flyer fastest.
Is the Teebird good for forehand throws?
Yes—its moderate rim width and 0/2 stability make it reliable for 250–300 ft forehands that need a straight push before fading out.
