fairway driver
Innova

Roadrunner

Type
Fairway driver
Flight numbers
9 / 5 / -4 / 1
Rim width
1.8 cm
Plastics
Star, GStar, StarLite, Echo Star, Champion, Glow Champion
Max weight
175.1 g

What players keep saying · from 4 reviews

accurate1beginner-friendly1too overstable1understable1

Has bagged both the Roadrunner and Sidewinder and currently keeps only the Roadrunner: it gives an easy hyzer flip and, thrown flat, a perfect slow turnover that makes up for their lack of a forehand.

“I’ve had both in my bag. Currently only bagging the Roadrunner. I find that the Roadrunner gives me an easy Hyzer flip and when thrown flat is a perfect slow”
positiveunderstable

Put a Halo Roadrunner back in after it sat on the shelf for a year or two because it wasn't flippy; now likes that it is easy and straight to finish.

“Halo Roadrunner. I tossed it in for a round with a friend yesterday after it sat on my shelf for a year or two. I initially shelved it cus it”
positiveaccurate

Just picked up a Duo Roadrunner and says it flies almost identically to their seasoned Halo Thunderbird when thrown back to back. Tried forcing it over to see it hold a turn with no luck; their normal max distance is 350–380 ft.

“I just grabbed a duo Roadrunner and it flies damn near like my seasoned halo Thunderbird. Not exaggerating. I threw them back to back and it was almost identical. Tried forcing it over to see if it would hold turn.”
negativetoo overstable

Found a Roadrunner in the woods when starting out and it was the first disc they threw a nice S-curve with; now loves the Duo version.

“Roadrunner. Found one in the woods when I was first starting. First disc I threw with a nice S curve. Love the Duo version now that I suck a little less.”
positivebeginner-friendly