Innova Star Atlas
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Experience the perfect fusion of premium grip and dead-straight flight! The Innova Star Atlas (5/4/0/1) is a highly versatile midrange workhorse that pioneered Innova's overmold technology. Molded entirely in Innova's premium opaque Star plastic, it pairs a rigid, low-profile inner flight plate with a gummy outer rim for flat landings that minimize ground skips. Featuring its signature four "compass point" injection ports, this highly torque-resistant, point-and-shoot midrange is an exceptional tool for threading tight wooded fairways and clean forehand approaches.Couldn't load pickup availability
Innova Star Atlas 5 | 4 | 0 | 1
Experience the perfect fusion of premium grip and dead-straight flight! The Innova Star Atlas is a highly versatile midrange known for being Innova's pioneering venture into overmold technology. Built with a rigid, low-profile inner flight plate chemically fused to a gummy, high-traction outer rim, the Atlas is engineered for flat, soft landings that minimize dangerous ground play. Molded entirely in Innova's flagship opaque Star plastic, this version offers a buttery-smooth grip and beautiful, easy seasonability. Add this laser-straight workhorse to your Innova Atlas Collection and upgrade your Innova lineup today!
Flight Numbers & Performance
The Atlas operates on true, neutral flight numbers of 5 | 4 | 0 | 1. It is designed to hit your line and stay on it, yielding almost no high-speed turn before finishing with a smooth, gentle fade.
| Speed | Glide | Turn | Fade |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5 | 4 | 0 | 1 |
How the Star Atlas fits your game:
- Laser-Straight Lines: It acts as a point-and-shoot midrange. Throw it flat and watch it ride a straight rope, making it a highly forgiving option for players navigating tight wooded fairways.
- Forehand Friendly: Despite being a neutral midrange, it boasts incredibly high torque resistance. Innova co-founder Dave Dunipace heavily recommends the Atlas for sidearm and forehand approaches.
- Forgiving Geometry: The beadless, shallow rim sits perfectly in the hand, allowing for a clean, snag-free release on every throw.
The Compass Points & Star Plastic
Look closely at the underside of the rim and you will see the defining physical trait of the Atlas: four "compass points." These small, port-like injection marks are the exact locations where the outer rim plastic is physically molded over and secured to the inner flight plate. This chemical bonding ensures a highly durable build that will not split.
This specific variation features Star plastic for both the core and the outer rim. Star is Innova's premium opaque blend, celebrated for offering an outstanding balance of grip, durability, and a predictable break-in process. The Star Atlas offers a softer, more tactile feel right off the shelf compared to its Champion counterpart.
Explore Other Atlas Plastics
Looking for a stiffer core that retains its overstable finish for years? Check out the other double-mold option in our inventory:
- Champion Atlas: Uses a durable, stiff, translucent Champion plastic core for long-lasting flight consistency, finished with a colorful, sticky overmold rim.
Release Information
- Flight Numbers: Speed 5 | Glide 4 | Turn 0 | Fade 1
- Disc Type: Straight Midrange
- Plastic Blend: Star Core / Star Overmold Rim (Premium Grip, Excellent Seasonability)
- Profile Features: Four "Compass Point" injection ports, beadless, low-profile
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between the Star and Champion Atlas?
The Star Atlas utilizes Innova's premium opaque Star plastic for both the core and the rim, resulting in a grippier, softer feel that breaks in to be a buttery-smooth straight flyer. The Champion Atlas uses a stiffer, translucent core that takes longer to break in and retains its original flight characteristics longer.
What are the four compass points on the bottom?
The four small dots on the underside of the flight plate are injection ports. Because the Atlas is a two-part overmold disc, these ports are where the outer rim plastic is injected, chemically fusing it to the inner flight plate to ensure the disc never splits apart.
Is the Atlas good for beginners?
Yes, absolutely. The 5/4/0/1 flight numbers mean it doesn't require massive arm speed to fly straight, and the soft fade helps new players learn proper release angles without aggressively dumping into the ground.
Hit your lines with buttery-smooth grip! Browse our live inventory today to pick your exact weight and stunning two-tone color combination in the Innova Star Atlas.
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