Wahoo | Innova Champion Discs · Discgolf-Dorado.com

The Innova "Wahoo" is designed as a floating distance driver, specifically targeting players who seek security on courses with water hazards. With a speed rating of 12, it sits in the higher speed range, yet remains accessible for less experienced throwers thanks to its combination of R-Pro plastic and intentional lightweight construction. Its primary use is on fairways with ponds or rivers, where losing a disc would be particularly frustrating. Thanks to its buoyancy, the "Wahoo" offers a practical solution for risky water crossings without sacrificing distance potential. In flight, the disc exhibits an understable baseline behavior with a turn of -2 and fade of 2, though this doesn't always translate consistently in practice. While some throws deliver the expected turn phase with a gentle right drift and moderate fade, the "Wahoo" occasionally flies more overstable than its flight numbers suggest. This variance heavily depends on arm speed and release angle: higher power brings out its understable side more clearly, while more restrained throws tend to stay stable. The glide of 6 ensures respectable hang time—provided the disc is thrown cleanly. However, its flight path and reliability fluctuate more than with classic distance drivers made from more stable plastics. For beginners and intermediate players, the "Wahoo" works best on controlled backhand lines over water, where safety takes priority over maximum distance. Advanced players deliberately use it for turnover shots or hyzer flips but should expect adjustments in release. The lightweight construction makes higher speeds more accessible but demands precision in timing. Those looking for a reliable all-around disc should opt for other models—but as a specialized water option with acceptable distance performance, the "Wahoo" fulfills its purpose.