Innova Calvin Heimburg Tour Series Halo Star Destroyer

Innova Calvin Heimburg Tour Series Halo Star Destroyer 12 | 5 | -1 | 3

The Calvin Heimburg Tour Series Halo Star Destroyer is one of the most overstable Destroyer runs Innova has made. Calvin can get these to turn with his arm speed, but for most players it's a utility Destroyer that resists turn and finishes hard. It's built for windy days, big flex shots and skips. See every Destroyer we stock in the Innova Destroyer Collection Hub or shop our full distance driver collection.

Flight Numbers

At 12 | 5 | -1 | 3, the Destroyer is built for strong arms. The 12 speed needs a firm throw to fly right, and the 5 glide carries it a long way. The -1 turn gives it a little drift on a hard, flat throw, and the 3 fade brings it back with a strong, reliable finish.

The Destroyer delivers:

• Max Distance: The 12 speed and 5 glide give strong arms some of the longest flights in the game.
• Handles Power: It resists turning over on hard throws, so you can rip it with confidence.
• Strong Finish: The 3 fade brings it back at the end every time.

It excels at:

• Open fairways and full-power backhand drives
• Forced flex lines and power forehands
• Headwinds and big hyzer lines

The Halo Star Plastic Advantage

Halo Star is Innova's Star plastic made with a two-tone process, so the rim comes out a different color than the center. It has the grip and durability of Star plastic, and it tends to be a little stiffer and more overstable. That extra stability holds for a long time.

How the Destroyer Fits in the Innova Lineup

• Vs the Eveliina Salonen Swirly Star Destroyer: Same mold and flight numbers. Eveliina Salonen's 2026 Tour Series in Swirled Star, with a stamp honoring her 2024 Pro Worlds title.
• Vs the Bradley Williams Baby Destroyer: Same mold and flight numbers. Bradley Williams's 2026 Tour Series Baby Destroyer in lightweight Halo Star, easier for slower arm speeds.
• Vs the Star Destroyer: Same mold and flight numbers. The stock Destroyer in grippy, durable Star plastic. The everyday benchmark, and it seasons into a little more glide over time.
• Vs the Halo Star Destroyer: Same mold and flight numbers. Two-tone Halo Star plastic that flies noticeably more overstable than stock, built for wind and forehands.
• Vs the Innova Wraith: The Wraith (11 | 5 | -1 | 3) is a step slower with a smaller rim. It's easier to control and a great pick when the Destroyer is more disc than you need.
• Vs the Innova Star Katana: The Katana (13 | 5 | -3 | 2) is faster and much more understable. Grab it for easy distance, tailwinds and turnovers.
• Vs the Discraft Force: The Force (12 | 5 | 0 | 3) is a little more overstable with less high-speed turn. The Destroyer has a touch more glide and is a little easier to shape.

Innova Destroyer Release Information

• Flight Numbers: Speed 12 | Glide 5 | Turn -1 | Fade 3
• Disc Type: Overstable Distance Driver
• Plastic Blends: Halo Star plastic
• Release: Calvin Heimburg Tour Series, limited run

Frequently Asked Questions About the Innova Destroyer

How does the Innova Calvin Heimburg Tour Series Halo Star Destroyer feel in the hand?

The Destroyer is 21.1 cm across and 1.4 cm tall with a 1.2 cm rim depth and a 2.2 cm wide rim, so it feels like a true distance driver in the hand. Halo Star plastic is grippy like Star and feels a little stiffer in the hand.

How does the Innova Calvin Heimburg Tour Series Halo Star Destroyer handle wind and power?

Very well. This run shows very little turn even on hard throws and finishes with a strong fade, so it holds up in headwinds and on big forehands.

Does the Innova Calvin Heimburg Tour Series Halo Star Destroyer break in over time?

Slowly. Halo Star is durable, so this run stays overstable for a long time.

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