Finesse lines with flexible GStar grip
The Innova GStar Roadrunner is an understable fairway driver for players who want workable turn and glide with a more flexible feel in the hand. Its 9 / 5 / -4 / 1 flight ratings suit turnover shots, finesse drives, and rollers when matched to your throwing power and release.
Why choose GStar?
- Flexible feel: A more yielding alternative to traditional Star and firmer Champion plastic.
- Enhanced grip: Useful for players who prefer a softer, grippy blend for controlled releases.
- Cold-weather option: GStar's flexibility makes it worth considering for chilly rounds when firmer plastics feel uncomfortable.
- Star-level durability: Added flexibility without moving to a baseline plastic.
Different power, different lines
Innova recommends the Roadrunner for long turnovers and rollers for powerful throwers, while less powerful throwers can explore straighter flights and low tunnel shots. The -4 turn rating signals an understable role, not a guarantee that every throw will turn over.
On a cool morning with a fairway bending away from your normal fade direction, the GStar Roadrunner gives you a flexible-feeling driver to shape that line. Begin with a smooth release and learn how much turn develops at your normal power before adding angle or speed.
Experienced players can explore roller releases where the ground allows. For newer driver throwers, its understability may be useful, but a slower disc can still be easier to control. If you need strong headwind resistance or a hard finishing fade, choose a more overstable option.
Choosing between Roadrunner plastics
GStar and Star Roadrunners share the published flight ratings. Choose GStar for its flexibility and grip rather than assuming a fixed stability difference between every disc. Weight, wear, and individual variation also affect the flight.
Flight numbers & specifications
- Speed: 9
- Glide: 5
- Turn: -4
- Fade: 1
- Manufacturer: Innova
- Mold: Roadrunner
- Plastic: GStar
- Disc type: Fairway Driver
Select from the listed color, foil, and weight options. Flight ratings are a comparison guide, not a guarantee; throwing speed, release angle, wind, weight, and wear affect actual flight.