🏌️ Innova Champion Leopard Golf Disc: Performance-driven with a Splash of Color Review

I'm not an expert but I like this disc for any cast under 80 feet where I don't need a lot of fades. This disc throws up predictably every time.

I love throwing this disc! A great CD for beginners like me. It flies great if you can throw it properly. I am very happy with them!

I really liked this disc but my old DX disc is too worn and won't fade anymore. It was a great purchase. This is the first driver I give to people who have never played. The most forgiving rider I can imagine.

Disc must be present. I figured it wouldn't fly as far due to the slower speed. Not the case, my friend and I tried the disc and tossed it easily for 250'+ without throwing too much. Very easy to scam, my boyfriend even tried to buy me out on the spot.

Leopard is a very predictable disc. It's not exactly the best drive for anything, but it's a good all-round drive that always does what you expect it to do. It's great for beginners or experienced players looking for a reliable disc. Also, the champion plastic sticks very well to random trees when I'm playing on forest tiles.

fortunately it comes in bright yellow (preferably blue). The Champ Leopard is a bit over-stable on medium powered drives, but a powerful rider can push it towards under-stability. I gave it to a friend who struggles with ultra stable hard drives. If I find it, I'll buy another (used). Not the longest rider I've experienced (compared to Valkyrie and Orc) but a good ride overall

This disc, Innova DX Dragon and Innova DX Putt&Approach, are typical starting discs for any amateur/beginner disc golfer. This disc is slow enough and stable enough for beginners to learn how to shape properly and get good distance. When you get better, it stays in your roll-up pouch. The dragon swims in the water and throws itself like a leopard. Floats on the water are important for beginners. The Aviar P&A is the standard racquet used by most pros (unless they are sponsored by another…