← Roadrunner
Discs that fly like the Innova Champion Discs Roadrunner
The Roadrunner is a understable fairway (9/5/-4/1). An understable, glidey speed-9 fairway that turns easily and has a gentle finish. Good for long turnovers, controlled distance for moderate arms and rollers. Commonly recommended to newer players.
These are the most widely thrown discs that fly closest to it, ranked by flight numbers, real-world stability and what players use them for. Highlighted numbers differ from the Roadrunner.
| Rank# | Disc | Flight | Match | What’s different |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | SidewinderInnova Champion Discs · Understable fairway1 less turn. | 9/5/-3/1Close | Close | 1 less turn. |
| 2 | Pekapeka (DGFD2)RPM Discs/Disc Golf Aotearoa · Understable fairway1 less turn. | 9/5/-3/1Close | Close | 1 less turn. |
| 3 | ImpulseMVP Disc Sports · Understable fairway1 less turn. | 9/5/-3/1Close | Close | 1 less turn. |
| 4 | HeatDiscraft · Understable fairway1 more glide, 1 less turn. | 9/6/-3/1Close | Close | 1 more glide, 1 less turn. |
| 5 | SphinxInfinite Discs · Understable fairway1 more glide, 1 less turn. | 9/6/-3/1Close | Close | 1 more glide, 1 less turn. |
| 6 | VirusAxiom Discs · Understable fairway0.5 less turn; flies more understable. | 9/5/-3.5/1Close | Close | 0.5 less turn; flies more understable. |
| 7 | FreetailMint Discs · Understable driver1 faster; used as an understable driver. | 10/5/-4/1Close | Close | 1 faster; used as an understable driver. |
| 8 | DiamondLatitude 64 · Understable fairway1 slower, 1 more glide, 1 less turn; flies more understable. | 8/6/-3/1Close | Close | 1 slower, 1 more glide, 1 less turn; flies more understable. |
| 9 | XpressDiscraft · Understable fairway1 slower, 1 less turn; flies more understable. | 8/5/-3/1Close | Close | 1 slower, 1 less turn; flies more understable. |
| 10 | F9Prodigy Disc · Understable fairway1 slower, 1 more glide, 0.5 less fade; flies more understable. | 8/6/-4/0.5Close | Close | 1 slower, 1 more glide, 0.5 less fade; flies more understable. |
Like the Roadrunner, but…
Flight numbers are the manufacturers’; types, real-world stability and matches are Disc Golf Trading Post’s own, reviewed by the team.