🏌️ Innova DX Valkyrie Golf Disc: Embrace Dynamic Throws with Varying Colors Review

This is an Innova disc. I will no longer order CDs through Revain. The Amazon page says the colors are different. That means what a crappy color is left. After ordering 8 discs, 4 were white, 2 were orange and the marker disc was black. Who would ever make a tiny marker disk that's hard to see? I don't care what colors they use as long as they are different. It's a headache trying to find the right drive in your bag when they're all the same color. I used different colored markers to mark the…

I have two DX Valkyries in my bag. Both weigh 169 grams. One is brand new and flies like a laser beam. It can hold a straight line for over 300 feet. It's also relatively easy to keep this disc low to the ground, which is nice when you're facing a low ceiling. The second Valkyrie I have is about a year old and has shrunk a lot. This is much more stable. If I throw with a slight stoker on longer shots, he flips but still wants to flip. I use it for the occasional anhyzer. This is my favorite…

I bought my first Innova drive about 10 years ago and over the years I have bought many more drives. When I gave up golf, they became my dogs favorite toys and could no longer be destroyed. A used disc can be thrown into the woods countless times and withstand being hit against a tree, dogs playing tug of war, dogs chewing discs, etc. This will take many months and sometimes years. However, these latest iterations are brittle and fragile. Just this afternoon I was walking my dogs with a…