How does a Innova Wraith differ from a Innova Destroyer?

The Wraith is one speed slower and turns a little more, so it needs less power to fly far. You still get a reliable fade, but it’s easier to keep straight for intermediate arms.

Best weight for forehand control with the Innova Wraith?

Many side-arm throwers prefer 172–175 g in Champion or Halo for maximum torque resistance. Lighter Blizzard plastic works if you need easy speed without the wrist strain.

Is the Nathan Queen “RIP It” Wraith any different?

It uses the Halo Star blend, so it starts slightly more overstable and looks amazing with its two-tone rim. Flight settles into stock-Wraith numbers after a modest break-in.

Innova Wraith – Star, Champion & Halo | 11 5 -1 3 + FAQs

Bomb controlled max distance with the Innova Wraith. Rated 11 | 5 | -1 | 3, this legendary driver flips long, glides true and finishes reliable. Star adds grip and glide, Champion boosts durability, and Halo Star brings tour-series swagger without changing feel.

Why choose the Wraith?

More turn than a Destroyer; more fade than a Shryke.
Handles headwinds yet still pushes past 400 ft for power throwers.
Comfortable rim fits both backhand power grips and forehand flicks.
Trusted on tour by Ken Climo, Nathan Queen and countless locals.

Plastics

Star • Champion • Halo Star • DX. See full breakdown in the Innova Plastics Guide.

Flight numbers

Speed 11
Glide 5
Turn -1
Fade 3

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