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A Halo Wraith for committed distance throws

The Innova Halo Star Wraith Jen Allen Tour Series pairs the Wraith's carrying glide and strong finishing fade with Halo Star's distinctive rim-and-flight-plate colors. With 11 / 5 / -1 / 3 flight ratings, it suits players who can get a speed-11 driver up to speed and want a defined finish rather than a gentle landing.

Why choose this version?

  • Added high-speed stability: Innova describes Halo Star Wraiths as having extra stability and glide. Consider this version if you like the Wraith but want a more overstable complement to a traditional Star one; individual discs still vary.
  • Contrasting Halo colors: The rim and flight plate create a distinctive two-tone look, with color blends and stamp colors varying by disc.
  • Jen Allen edition: A portion of each sale supports Jen Allen's touring efforts.

Where it earns a spot in your bag

For an open drive with room to carry before fading, the Wraith offers a distance option for confident backhand or forehand throwers. It is particularly worth considering for long hyzers and downwind drives. On a right-hand backhand throw, expect the fading finish to move left as the disc slows; reverse that direction for a left-hand backhand.

If your current distance drivers consistently fade early, this more overstable Wraith may not be your best next step. A slower or less overstable disc can be easier to access. Choose the Halo version for its stability and appearance, not a guarantee of extra distance.

Flight numbers & specifications

  • Speed: 11
  • Glide: 5
  • Turn: -1
  • Fade: 3
  • Manufacturer: Innova
  • Mold: Wraith
  • Plastic: Halo Star
  • Edition: Jen Allen Tour Series
  • Disc type: Distance Driver

Jen Allen's 568.5-foot world-record throw is part of the inspiration behind this Wraith. That achievement is player history, not a distance promise for this disc.

Select your preferred color and weight from the available options. Flight ratings are a comparison guide; throwing speed, release angle, wind, weight, and wear affect actual flight.