Innova - Champion Discs DX Destroyer Golf Disc, 170-172gm (Colors may vary)

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.

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!

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.

Got one of these to up my game but turns out I just suck

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

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

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.