Innova - Champion Discs DX Skeeter Golf Disc, 170-172gm

I have but one regret, only buying one Skeeter. Me and my son have to draw straws to see who gets to put this disc in their bag. This disc always seems to go exactly where I want it to.

I have been looking for another midrange to use on my local courses and I have been very happy with the Skeeter thus far. Flies straight and has already made my game much better. I would suggest getting this disc if you play a lot of par three courses with holes in the 200 foot range.

I was fine with the color being whatever but I'm a little disappointed that the graphic is not at all what is pictured in the listing. The lister should show the different graphics at a minimum imo

I'm a beginner, easy to throw, easy to find in the weeds!

High quality frisbee golf disc as advertised! Personally this quickly became my favorite disc to play with. It has the ability to be used for medium/long distance shots, and flies really, unexpectedly, straight. it took me a while to learn how to throw this disc given that I always expect a left hook (throwing backhand). I absolutely recommend this disc, especially if you are sorta new (as am i) and looking for discs with different flight properties.

The flight numbers on this disc cannot be accurate, unless I got one that was made incorrectly. This thing is an absolute roller. Be prepared to put this thing on major hyzer to get it to fly straight. Even then it will still turn a good bit. With that said, it’s a good disc for exactly that… roller and turn & burn shots. Has a spot in the bag but Innova should review these numbers.

I thought this was going to be true to flight numbers, but boy, was I wrong. The Skeeter is just so flippy.

This was the first disc that I owned and it's still in my bag getting used nearly every hole. It started out as my only mid range disc. When thrown hard and flat it flies incredibly straight. When thrown soft and at an angle it has a very dependable fade. Now that I've been playing for awhile I've added some other mid ranges to my bag. The Skeeter doesn't fly as far as most other mid ranges but I've grown so accustomed to it's dependable fade that I still use it for most of my approaches.

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I’m not a disk golf player myself but I love all things flying disk and have a large collection of rings, frisbees and two other golf disks, the discraft scorch and the prodigy F1 driver, I am reasonably experienced with throwing frisbees, I’ve managed to reach 130m with my scorch on a still day, I bought this one to throw in a field to warm up, and it seems to fly well so far, it veers left at lower speeds so you can get nice distance if you throw it hard forehand with a slight right tilt, it flies slightly right and as it slows down it stabilises and then goes to the left again, giving you a nice long S shaped flight path, I’m sure it would work just fine on a course too.The one thing I was warned about was that this ‘DX’ plastic isn’t very durable, I wasn’t sure exactly what that entailed for a casual thrower and thought maybe that was just disk golf purists who won’t use a scuffed up disk because it changes the flight slightly, but no, this plastic is similar in structural strength to a very hard wax, it won’t get damaged just by hitting grass or dirt, but if you hit a tree or a metal edge with this stuff, it just sloughs away in chunks like you wouldn’t believe, I’ve done work with plastic moulding and have no idea how they managed to create such a convincing imitation of paper mache with plastic, I can’t imagine using a tougher plastic like the stuff the aerobie superdisk is made of could be that difficult for them. (But what do I know, maybe it’s to do with injection mould flow)So if you think you might be hitting trees, Walls or fences and this thing, I would definitely look at a more durable plastic, this DX stuff should come with a ‘spreadable’ sticker on it like margarine it’s that crap.Having said that, the flight of this disk is nice, visually appealing, a comfortable weight and feel in the hand, and I won’t be hitting anything hard with it since I throw in a big field, I’ll be using it regularly for what I bought it for and I don’t think the chips off the side will impact the flight in any significant way unless you’re a high calibre player who needs it to perform to a high accuracy in flight. Plus it’s 9 quid, much cheaper than most other disks, you get what you pay for.I’m not a prolific review writer but throwing and materials science is a big hobby for me so I figure this might be helpful to some other disk people.Happy throwing :).

Excelente disco para principiantes; con un poco mas de velocidad se vuelve muy understable, incluso para practicar algunos rollers.Llego en color rojo.

Disc came on time for a reasonable price. Good disc for narrow fairways or longer styled putts.

This disc is fine for a starter, but once I played a handful of games this disc just sits in the bottom of my bag