Low-glide approach control, ready for glow rounds
The Innova Proto Glow Champion Toro Rasmus Saukkoriipi Team Champion Series brings an overstable approach option to your bag with 4 / 2 / 1 / 3 flight ratings. Its low glide and strong fade suit shots where you want a defined finish rather than a long, floating carry.
Why choose this Toro?
- Overstable flight: The +1 turn rating signals resistance to high-speed turn, paired with a pronounced fade as the disc slows.
- Low-glide control: Glide 2 makes it worth considering for approaches where extra carry would work against your landing plan.
- Proto Glow Champion: Glow capability adds an approach option for after-dark rounds, alongside Champion-family durability.
- Rasmus Saukkoriipi edition: This Team Champion Series release pairs his selected mold and material with athlete-specific stamp artwork.
Where it fits in your bag
Reach for the Toro when the approach leaves room for a fading finish and a neutral disc might carry too far down the line. It offers a different role from a glide-focused midrange: controlled approach placement rather than effortless forward distance.
Start with a smooth backhand or forehand and learn the finish at your approach power. For a right-hand backhand throw, fade moves left as the disc slows; reverse that direction for a left-hand backhand. A strong fade can help shape a line, but it does not guarantee that the disc will stop without a skip or roll.
If you need a gentle, straight finish or an easy turnover, a less overstable approach disc may suit the shot better. Choose this edition for its Toro flight, glow capability, and Rasmus artwork, not an assumed flight difference from every other Toro.
Flight numbers & specifications
- Speed: 4
- Glide: 2
- Turn: +1
- Fade: 3
- Manufacturer: Innova
- Mold: Toro
- Plastic: Proto Glow Champion
- Edition: Rasmus Saukkoriipi Team Champion Series
Select your preferred disc from the available color and weight options. Flight ratings are a comparison guide, not a guarantee; throwing speed, release angle, wind, weight, and wear affect actual flight.