That moment when you realize your Destroyer might be too much disc for most shots? Enter the Wraith — Innova's answer to players who want maximum distance without wrestling an overstable monster into submission every throw.
Think of it as the Destroyer's more agreeable sibling. Same speed-11 rim, same potential for crushing drives, but with just enough turn to work with your arm instead of against it. The Wraith starts straight, gradually drifts right on a controlled turn, then hooks back with authority at the end. It's that predictable S-curve flight that makes distance feel effortless rather than forced.
In the hand, the Wraith feels substantial but not intimidating. The rim has that familiar wide-rim bite that distance drivers demand, yet newer players often find it more manageable than its beefier counterpart. Seasoned arms can absolutely bomb this disc — we're talking legitimate 450-foot flights with room to spare. But here's the beauty: intermediate players aren't left behind, watching their drives fade out early and die.
Fresh Wraiths show their -1 turn readily, especially in lighter plastics. Beat them in, though, and they become reliable hyzerflip machines. Headwinds? The fade kicks in sooner, keeping flights predictable. Tailwinds? Let that turn work, and watch bombs happen.
This disc bridges the gap between controllable fairway drivers and true distance demons. It belongs in every bag where a Destroyer feels like overkill but a Speed-9 leaves distance on the table. Some call it the perfect step-up driver. Others? Their go-to bomber for life.