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Discs that fly like the Innova Champion Discs Toro

The Toro is a overstable midrange (4/2/1/3). A flat-topped, overstable, low-glide midrange co-designed with Calvin Heimburg to handle a powerful forehand. It resists turn even at high speed and finishes left decisively. Used for forehand drives and approaches, windy upshots and hard hyzers.

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 Toro.

Rank#DiscFlight
1GatorInnova Champion Discs · Overstable midrange1 faster, 1 more turn.5/2/0/3Close
2MD5 (Midrange Driver)Discmania · Overstable midrange1 faster, 1 more glide, 1 more turn, 1 more fade.5/3/0/4Close
3CaimanInnova Champion Discs · Overstable midrange1.5 faster, 1 more turn, 1 more fade.5.5/2/0/4Similar
4RecluseLegacy Discs · Overstable midrange1 faster, 1 more glide, 1 more turn, 1 more fade.5/3/0/4Close
5DroneDiscraft · Overstable midrange1 faster, 1 more glide, 1 more fade; flies slightly more understable.5/3/1/4Close
6Harp (Kannel1)Westside Golf Discs · Approach disc1 more glide, 1 more turn; used as an approach disc.4/3/0/3Close
7CulpritDynamic Discs · Approach disc1 more turn, 0.5 more fade; used as an approach disc.4/2/0/3.5Close
8PigInnova Champion Discs · Approach disc1 less glide, 1 more turn; used as an approach disc.4/1/0/3Close
9EntropyMVP Disc Sports · Approach disc1 more glide, 1 more turn; used as an approach disc.4/3/0/3Close
10LokiViking Discs (IP-Agency Finland Oy) · Approach disc1 more turn, 1 more fade; used as an approach disc.4/2/0/4Close

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Flight numbers are the manufacturers’; types, real-world stability and matches are Disc Golf Trading Post’s own, reviewed by the team.