The Wolf features the Thumtrac for great grip and reliability. Great for threading narrow fairways as well as turnover shots. An excellent roller disc.
The Wolf is an understable mid-range disc designed for making medium range straight and turnover shots. It features the patented INNOVA Thumtrac for added grip and reliability. The Wolf allows any player to learn anhyzer shots with very little effort. A great feeling disc that is easy to release. The Wolf is great in the woods and also makes an excellent mid range roller disc.
A fair understable disc, with a very flat top. Perfect.
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Daniel Wills (Minnesota, United States)
Innova wolf
This is one of my starter discs and I love it the only problem i have with it is the plastic but otherwise it will fly however you want it to it really easy to manipulate it flight just by putting a like an-hyzer/ hyzer
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Melvin Hodge
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A fair understable disc, with a very flat top. Perfect.
For someone who throws a controlled ~425ft with distance drivers, this fits the straight into moderate fade 350-375ft slot perfectly. Even has some torque resistance on forehands. Perfect fairway driver.
A great mid-size bag for the price. Well designed. Stable when resting on the ground. It has a generous, usable, putter pouch, along with plenty of space for discs. Sensible storage and a proper large bottle pouch. The harness is comfortable and rests properly on my wife’s back… she did not like many similar bags because of the poor harness fit/support. She is extremely happy with it!
I went with the tuff because it combined my two all time favorite putters; Kc Pro Aviar and PA-3. If you want straight push and reliability, dont sleep on the Tuff
I’ve been trying to decide putting with a Pa-1 and a Pa-3 and they are both so good. It was basically down to a coin flip haha which I ended up with the pa-1. However I fully recommend this putter!
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