Innova DX Leopard Golf Disc (Colors may vary)

Best dx disc available imho.

I got my first Leopard in the starter kit I bought over 3 years ago. She got really beat up and was working so well as a roller! But I lost her in the leaves weeks ago. So glad to have her back. I love her for rolling and when I have to fade around obstacles on the course - trees & bushes. She gives me a shorter distance s-curve that I can wind around. I love the flight of those s-curve fades! And, when I can arc around trees and to run and sink the basket or park it so nicely as is tends to float down at the end of its flight. Really good!

It is low-cost and flies well as a driver. It is a great grab and go disc. If you lose it, it will not cost much to replace. That has been my repeated experience 🤠

The Innova leopard is a great all around addition to any beginners or seasoned players bag. As a fairway driver it is a great substitute for a distance driver for inexperienced players and kids seeing as it has a low speed, good glide, mild turn , and mild fade out. For more seasoned players it still is capable of nice smooth long flights where a distance driver is to much and a mid range isn't quite enough. This is my wife's go to disc for driving and midrange and mine when I need to cover 125-150 feet distance to the basket. As for value the DX plastic is good but rigid and unforgiving, the Star is far better for slightly more. But if you aren't sure if disc golf is for you (trust me...it is!👍) Or if the risk of your disc getting eaten by trees or end up swimming with the fishes you won't be out a ton of cash just a all around good disc.

Awesome disc! Mine came with a great color (teal) and brand new.

The Leopard is listed as an understable control or fairway driver. This means that, when it's thrown correctly, it will initially turn to the right before finishing with a nice left fade. For new players, though, who don't always have the technique or arm strength to get the disc up to speed, it means that it's not going to turn hard to the left at the end of it's flight. DX plastic also "beats in" quickly; this means that the disc will start to lose some of it's left hand fade after it's been used (and thrown at trees). In lighter weights (150-160g), the Leopard makes a perfect first driver. For more experienced players, a heavier (165 and up) Leopard makes a great control driver for tight lines -- just throw a little hyzer flip and this disc will sail for you. It's also useful for anhyzer lines, when you need a disc to start right and stay right. Are there prettier discs out there? Sure. Are there more expensive discs that will do all of this? Sure. But why spend the money, when you can get a couple DX Leopards, and keep a new one and a beat one in your bag.

If I were only carrying one disk, it would be leopard. I have several and it is an excellent short range and putter. It generally fires straight. When I randomly make a 100 ft putt it is always with a Leopard.

Great beginner driver. Most beginners don't have the speed to make good use of a faster disc like the Destroyer. After only a couple of days of throwing (haven't actually played yet) I'm frequently getting throws of 250+ feet with the Leopard. Skipping all the flight rating system stuff, let's just say it's easy to throw the Leopard pretty far and where you want it to go. I bought this to replace a Leopard from a starter pack that I lost on my second day (because I threw a 300 foot 'home run' over the fence! My Leopard came in a nice high visibility pink.

Perfekte Ergänzung als langsamer Driver, vor allem als Anfänger deutlich leichter zu händeln als Speed-14-Discs.

Love this disc. I got a blue one. I've been disc golfing for a couple years with an old, cheap 3 pack. Decided to upgrade and I was so surprised at the difference this made to my game. I can actually throw straight now lol. Super happy with this purchase

bagged this disc!

As an older and newer player the Leopard provides good distance, predictable flight patterns and boosts confidence even in narrow situations.

fliegt ganz gut, ist aber sehr schwer und beim ersten Kontakt mit einem Stein hat es schon ein Eck rausgebrochen