Innova Champion Invictus
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Invictus Flight Numbers: 10, 4, 0, 3
The Innova Champion Invictus brings the Invictus’ wind-fighting power driver flight into one of Innova’s most durable premium plastics. With flight numbers of 10 | 4 | 0 | 3, the Invictus is built for players who need torque resistance, reliable fade, and control in demanding conditions.
On the course, the Champion Invictus is made for long-range forehands, headwind distance drives, extreme hyzer shots, skip lines, and flex shots that need to fight back reliably. Innova lists the Invictus as a best choice for long-range forehands, headwind distance drives, and extreme hyzer throws.
Champion plastic gives this version a firm, durable feel that helps the disc hold its original stability longer. For players who want the Invictus to stay overstable through repeated power throws, tree hits, and utility use, Champion is the durability-focused option.
Compared to the Star Invictus, the Champion Invictus is the better fit for players who prioritize long-term stability and a firmer premium feel. It may feel less tacky than Star, but it is the stronger choice when you want a wind-fighting driver that resists beating in quickly.
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Key Features
- Champion plastic with maximum premium durability
- Overstable distance driver with reliable fade
- Strong torque resistance for power forehands
- Excellent for headwinds, extreme hyzers, flex shots, and skips
- Holds stability longer than baseline or softer plastics
- Faster Firebird-style control with extra distance potential
Flight Numbers
10 | 4 | 0 | 3
FAQ
How does the Champion Invictus fly?
The Champion Invictus flies overstable with high torque resistance and a strong dependable fade. It is designed for forehands, headwinds, hyzers, and demanding placement shots.
What does Champion plastic do for the Invictus?
Champion plastic gives the Invictus excellent durability and helps it maintain its original overstable flight longer through repeated use.
Who should throw the Champion Invictus?
The Champion Invictus is best for players who need a dependable overstable driver for headwinds, power forehands, skip shots, flex lines, and extreme hyzers.
How does Champion compare to Star?
Champion is usually firmer and more durability-focused, while Star offers more grip and a slightly more comfortable premium feel. Choose Champion if you want the Invictus to stay overstable longer.
Is the Champion Invictus good for forehands?
Yes. The Invictus is specifically listed by Innova as a best choice for long-range forehands, making the Champion version a strong option for torque-heavy forehand throwers.
A durable overstable distance driver built for headwind power, long-range forehands, and reliable fade that holds up over time.