Innova Halo Star Lynx (IT)
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The Innova Halo Star Lynx (7 | 6 | -3 | 1) is the same glidey, understable fairway driver players know as the IT. Grippy Halo Star plastic with a two-tone rim makes it great for easy distance, turnovers and hyzer flips.Couldn't load pickup availability
Innova Halo Star Lynx 7 | 6 | -3 | 1
The Innova Halo Star Lynx is the same glide-centric fairway driver players know as the IT, now reintroduced with a name that is easier to search and recognize. While the name has changed, the flight remains exactly the same: an understable fairway driver built for effortless distance and controllable shot shaping. See every Lynx we stock in the Innova Lynx Collection Hub or shop our full fairway driver collection.
Flight Numbers
With flight numbers of 7 | 6 | -3 | 1, the Lynx thrives on glide and easy turn. It produces full flights without having to throw it hard, making it an excellent choice for developing players looking for their first fairway driver. The combination of high glide and understability allows players to get distance with smooth releases rather than raw power. It's 21.2 cm across and 1.6 cm tall with a 1.2 cm rim depth and a 1.8 cm rim width, and it was PDGA approved as the IT on August 2, 2021.
| Speed | Glide | Turn | Fade |
|---|---|---|---|
| 7 | 6 | -3 | 1 |
For moderate to fast arm speeds, the Lynx becomes an extremely useful touch disc. It excels in situations where players want to power down while still getting distance.
The Halo Star Lynx delivers:
- Glide Focused: A high glide rating provides effortless distance.
- Shot Shaping: Excellent for turnovers, hyzer flips and finesse shots.
- Accessibility: A great first fairway driver for developing players.
- Halo Star Grip: Grippy Star plastic with a two-tone halo rim that grips well in any weather.
It excels at:
- Standstill shots and awkward footing where you want to power down and still get distance
- Turnover lines through tight fairways
- Hyzer flips that flip up flat and glide
- Rollers and touch forehands
The Halo Star Plastic Advantage
Halo Star plastic is Innova's grippy, durable Star plastic with a two-tone halo rim that's a different color than the flight plate. It grips well even when it's wet, holds up to tree hits, and the halo process adds a touch of stability. Every disc in this run looks a little different, and one of them is a cross out stamp that flies the same as the stock run. Check each option and pick your exact disc right on this page.
How the Lynx Fits in the Innova Lineup
- Vs the Champion Lynx: Same mold and flight numbers. Firm, translucent Champion plastic. It's the most durable Lynx and holds its flight the longest.
- Vs the Proto Glow Champion Lynx: Same mold and flight numbers. Innova's brightest glow Champion plastic, made for night rounds.
- Vs the Innova Leopard3: The Leopard3 (7 | 5 | -2 | 1) has a little less glide and turn. It's a touch more stable and handles light wind better, while the Lynx glides farther and flips up more easily.
- Vs the Innova Fox: The Fox (5 | 6 | -2 | 1) is the midrange version of this flight. Think of the Lynx as a faster Fox, with more distance and the same glidey, easy control.
- Vs the Latitude 64 River: The River (7 | 7 | -1 | 1) has even more glide and flies straighter. The Lynx has more turn, so it's easier to shape turnover lines and rollers.
Innova Halo Star Lynx Release Information
- Flight Numbers: Speed 7 | Glide 6 | Turn -3 | Fade 1
- Disc Type: Understable Fairway Driver
- Plastic: Halo Star
- Formerly Known As: The Innova IT (flight numbers were listed as 7 | 6 | -2 | 1)
Frequently Asked Questions About the Innova Halo Star Lynx
What is the Innova Halo Star Lynx?
The Innova Lynx is a glide-heavy understable fairway driver. It is the same mold previously released as the IT, now rebranded with a name that is easier to search for online. This page has it in Halo Star plastic.
Did the flight of the Lynx change from the IT?
No. The flight remains the same. The only change is the updated turn rating, which was adjusted from -2 to -3 to better reflect the disc's true flight characteristics.
Does the Halo Star Lynx fly differently than the Champion Lynx?
They fly close to the same. Halo Star is grippier and a little softer in the hand, while Champion is firmer and holds its flight the longest.
Who should throw the Lynx?
The Lynx is great for developing players who want their first fairway driver as well as experienced players looking for a controllable understable disc for finesse shots.
How does the Lynx compare to the Fox?
The Lynx can be thought of as a faster version of the Fox, offering more distance potential while keeping similar glide-driven control.
If you want effortless glide, easy distance, and a fairway driver that excels at shaping lines, the Innova Halo Star Lynx is ready to do the work. Pick your exact disc right on this page, or explore the complete Innova Lynx Collection Hub and the full Innova Discs Collection to round out your bag.