Innova Champion Leopard Golf Disc (Colors may vary)

(For reference I typically throw 250-320.) Dead straight for most of its flight with reliable finish. For me, it doesn’t turn as much as the flight numbers imply, but champ plastic is usually pretty beefy. It’s my go to disc when I need to hit a gap.

This disc, the Innova DX Dragon, and the Innova DX Putt&Approach are the quintessential starting discs for any recreational/beginner disc golfers. This disc is slow enough and understable enough that beginners can learn form properly and get good distance. As you get better this will stay in your bag for rolling shots. The Dragon floats on water and is thrown similarly to the Leopard. Floats on water is important for beginners. Aviar P&A is the standard putter most pros use (if they aren't sponsored by some other company). DX plastic won't slide as far if you miss a putt and durability isn't important if you're only using it for putting. Amazon is great about shipping these fast, and there is nothing wrong with the product, but you will find lower prices elsewhere on the net where you can pick weights and colors. Picking a nice bright color is important for your drivers, especially if you're a beginner and you only have one. Buy from Amazon if you only need one disc or for convenience. Buy elsewhere to save money if there's free shipping or if you want to pick your disc color.

I use it on shorter holes RHFH. It does a nice S curve, good disc.

Seems durable, broke in unusually fast, but hoping it lasts thru the winter. Flys amazing. Probably going to be my first ace on a full sized course. Very predictable, easy to throw, and performed well in moderately chill weather right out of the box. Got the lightest weight available and already flies better than the DX. I'd like to add that the DX version was probably my best fairway driver and that this is already flying better. The DX version was so consistent that I impacted the same spot every time and broke plastic, hence why I bought this as a replacement. I just wish they didn't dye discs in such dark colors, it makes them very hard to find. Would give 5 stars if I could pick the color. Good value for a new midrange, going to add a couple more to my bag if it survives the cold.

Flies like a champion.

A great driver for someone new to disc golf to learn with. I love the champion plastic better than the dx version of the leopard, which I also purchased. So far the disc has held up well to being chucked into trees (I'm still working on aim and my release point) and while durablility is great it is also reasonably priced so I don't mind beating it up a little or even losing it to a lake like I did my first leopard. I' would write about the stability, turning, or speed of the disc, but I don't fully understand all that yet....as I'm still learning so I'll let someone else's review talk about that. However I will say I wouldn't hesitate to purchase this disc again.

This is a must have disc. I though the lower speed would make it not fly as far. Not the case, my friend and I both tried the disc and easily threw it 250'+ without throwing it hard. Very easy to throw, my friend even tried to buy off of me on the spot.

This disc is fantastic I began with a 150g starter set that had a leopard but moved to fast to faster speed drivers and got my self discouraged not being able to throw far. So i stepped back to slower speeds. The Leopard is a great disc for learning to really throw a nice drive. This disc is in the champion plastic so it has a great feel and is real durable. It being available in the lower weight was such a plus since i don't have a real strong arm to get distance on heavier discs.