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Distance Driver — Overstable

Innova Wraith

Innova

A long, dependable distance driver with exceptional glide and a smooth, predictable finish.

Flight numbers
11.0
Speed
5.0
Glide
-1.0
Turn
3.0
Fade
Understable Stable Overstable
Based on turn + fade. Actual flight shifts with arm speed and conditions.
The Innova Wraith is a long, stable distance driver known for its combination of glide, accuracy, and a dependable fade. It sits one speed below the Destroyer with a similar flight shape but slightly less stability, which makes it accessible to a much wider range of players. Thrown flat with moderate power, the Wraith produces a smooth S-curve: a gentle turn early followed by a reliable fade back. It works well for long controlled drives on open fairways and wide tunnel lines, and its stability keeps it useful in a range of wind conditions. This is a common first true distance driver for players moving up from fairway drivers, and it stays in a lot of bags long after that. Players with less power will get more out of it in lighter weights or grippier baseline plastics.

Choose your plastic

2 options

Which plastic should I get?

PlasticFeelDurabilityBest for
Star Grippier and softer than Champion High, beats in slowly and evenly Everyday use in any conditions
Halo Star Star grip with a firmer rim High, resists beating in Wind and overstable lines

Common questions

Is the Innova Wraith good for beginners?
It is more forgiving than most speed 11 drivers, but it still rewards developed arm speed. Newer players tend to have the best results with lighter weights, where it glides longer and fades less abruptly.
What is the difference between the Wraith and the Destroyer?
The Destroyer is one speed faster and more overstable, and will go farther for high-power throwers. The Wraith is slightly less stable with more glide, which makes it easier to control for most players.
What is the difference between Star and Halo Star Wraith?
Both share the same grippy, durable Star base. Halo Star runs slightly more overstable, so it resists turning and finishes a bit harder, while standard Star is a touch more neutral.