Innova Orc

A lot of beginners see the pros throwing Destroyers and think that's where they should start. Then some disc golfers will say "Bro, the Destroyers are too much for beginners, throw a Wraith!" But if you're throwing Innova, starting off, and determined to have a distance driver with a double-digit speed rating, the Orc is perhaps the best disc for you.

Similar to the Destroyer and the Wraith, the Turn/Fade ratings are -1/3 - This results in a slightly overstable flight that gives a consistent finish of fade at the end. Yet with a glide rating of 4, this disc handles wind conditions a bit better than either of the previous aforementioned discs as well. The 10 speed might be a bit much for someone with a slower arm speed, but someone starting off who has some strength will be able to take advantage of the disc out of the box, especially if they're trying to adapt for forehand.

Will a player eventually graduate to the Wraith and Destroyer after the fact? Perhaps. That said, I gifted a friend a Star Orc and it really helped their game out. This disc is great for beginners or those who know better but prefer finesse over power.

A great disc. Turns over a bit, then fades right back to where you want it. A smooth S-shape line. Bought mine in Champion plastic, so it would keep its shape longer.

A great disc for someone trying to learn the forehand like myself. Give a little anny and watch this mean boy fight out of it and flex back everytime. This was the first driver I could forehand 350. It earned a spot in my bag that day, that I don’t see it losing. Gstar is great grippy gummy plastic that doesn’t beat in as fast as you would think.

RHFH|Amateur - A couple of others recommended this disc, and I'm glad I listened. I have it in Star plastic, it handles the torque of a FH throw well, flys straight, and fades a little at the end.

This is a wraith for smaller arms. Pretty solid disc overall!