INNOVA Disc Golf - DX Destroyer Distance Driver

C'mon, it's a Destroyer. Most people have one in their bag. I am happy that I have one now. Great disc!

I have a Pro Destroyer, Champion Destroyer and this Destroyer. This one took a little getting used to but, happy to say, I already had my first Ace with it not too long ago. It's really becoming one of my favs along with the Pro Destroyer. Great for throwing sidearm and anhyzer.

This is my third one. It flies so far for me that I keep loosing them. I received orange, then red, now pink. All have been 171g. I’m throwing it up to 300 feet. With this plastic and weight, a flat release gives it a straight, slight right turn, then a left finish. At this price, I use it on holes that have a risk of loss

Very solid disc. The first time thing I immediately noticed was that this joker was highly over-stable. It took me a number of throws just to get used to it, but it has since become a valued member among my discs. I'm typically a side arm/flick kind of thrower, but I feel like I get just as much distance throwing a backhand. In any case, this thing flies for days, but it can roll over pretty easy. My first few throws (and I'm blaming this on the over-stability) gave me most of my distance because it rolled most of the way. But once I got the hang of it, this thing flew. So for all those reviews that say this isn't a disc for beginners, they're right. But if you're a beginner and you already dropped some cash on this disc, don't fret. With a little practice it becomes a great driver.

Still breaking it in but flies well when I get it right

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I recently purchased the Innova - Champion Discs DX Destroyer Golf Disc and while I love the way it performs, I am disappointed in its durability. The disc flew beautifully and had great accuracy, but after only a few rounds of use, it started to show signs of wear and tear.I had high hopes for this disc, as it is made by a reputable brand known for producing quality discs. However, I found that it became warped and scratched easily, which affected its performance on the course.While I do appreciate the wide variety of colors that the disc comes in, I ultimately cannot give it a higher rating due to its lack of durability. I would recommend this disc for casual players who aren't too concerned with the longevity of their equipment, but for serious players who need a reliable disc, I would suggest looking for a different option.Overall, while the Innova - Champion Discs DX Destroyer Golf Disc performs well, it falls short in terms of durability and is not the best option for players who want a disc that will last them multiple seasons.

I'm a beginner, but I've been using an Innova DX Destroyer as my primary driver and love it. However, it's fairly heavy (mine is 172 grams) and requires a pretty strong throw to make it perform well. When thrown correctly (level, with a slight up tilt on forehand flick) it will self stabilize and fly straight for 80 percent of the distance and then fade right (if thrown forehand -- I'm a righty) moderately. I should note that the DX plastic (as opposed to Innova's other plastic blends: Champion, Star, etc.)is fairly soft and will take significant damage if you hit rocks and such. I even impaled mine on a tree branch when trying to get out of the woods with a tomahawk throw (overhead throw with disc on edge)! It will go far and fast with a strong throw; also seems very resistant to crosswinds. I almost always use the forehand flick in actual drives (as opposed to practice) because I have better control/consistency that way. My backhand drive needs a lot of work. Note: I did not buy my Destroyer via Amazon, but it's the same disc as shown here. Good luck!