Innova Teebird

Old guy here. Has more glide than I expected. Goes straight, then a strong fade. Star plastic is stiff but still feels great. I have several used Teebirds that I picked up in trades and really like how Teebirds fly through all stages of wear, varying degrees of fade while still going straight.

Love the distance but is less stable than expected. Love the feel of the champion plastic.

Pretty good; like another review said, the champion plastic Teebird is harder to throw than other lighter plastics.

The legendary disc Really long as for 7 spd, predictable and reliable one Mine is in Champion plastic and 175g

Good disc, thank you

Best color selection for my favorite approach disc. Always does what you want it to do, backhand and fingerpop. WIll always have backups of Teebirds and will always get them at 1010discs.

The Teebird is a very controllable disc that I recommend for all skill levels. Because of its overstability, it works well for fighting the wind. I always get a very consistent flight with it. I will always have a Teebird in my bag.

I just recently got this disc and even before i bought it i new it was gonna be one of my favorite disc. I have made so many birdies with it on shorter par 3s and shot from the fairway for birdie on par 4s. I will always own a teebird it is so consistent and does the same thing every time

The Teebird is a very beginner friendly disc that works well for any shot between 300' and 400' feet. It is fairly overstable in the Champion plastic, but with the proper arm speed this disc will go almost dead straight with only a slight turn and fade. This disc is very controllable, and works well for low ceiling shots where you want a big skip. It's also great for headwind shots because it is very resistant to turnover. No mater what your skill level the Teebird is the disc for you. NOTE: I would not recommend the Teebird for a beginner in the Champion plastic. A lighter one in Pro or Gstar is much more beginner friendly.