ID a disc or ask "What is the story on this disc...?" - Take II

[biscoe]

Originally Posted by JewBoy

Did they glow?

Innovas original glow dx stamp was a small protostar but if I remember right it said the model in the star or under it I don't remember had a glow leopard

I don't think the glows had a model name on them back then. Most of what I personally had stamped would certainly not have been glow.

[JewBoy]

Originally Posted by biscoe

I don't think the glows had a model name on them back then. Most of what I personally had stamped would certainly not have been glow.

I must have missed the personally part lol

[lines]

Picked up a proto star, used Innova driver. It has newer tooling - Made in the USA. 2.1 rim. Feels and looks like shimmery star. Slightly more blunter rim than a destroyer.
Phone takes terrible pictures.
Any ideas?

[Twmccoy]

Originally Posted by lines

Picked up a proto star, used Innova driver. It has newer tooling - Made in the USA. 2.1 rim. Feels and looks like shimmery star. Slightly more blunter rim than a destroyer.
Phone takes terrible pictures.
Any ideas?

What does it throw like? 2.1 CM sounds like speed 11. Could be an Archon or Mamba. I've seen both of those with proto stamps.

[Danhyzerbush]

I bought this disc a few years back on ebay for about $20.00. I remember is being advertised as an Innova Roc/Shark hybrid made in limited production numbers. Of course I took it out of the bag and threw it to make it worthless, but I would still like to know a bit more history of it if anyone out there knows. I think it is somehow associated with the "Holes of the World" discs Innova made back in the 2000's. It has "Innova-Champion Disc, Inc, San Marino" tooling and patent #'s. Thanks!

[VictorB]

Can't be a roc...no bead

[Casey 1988]

That looks like a Shark 3 in plastic different from the production Champion the Shark 3 only comes in. If the disc is not that, the disc could be a Super Stingray, not in the Champion the production runs came in.

[tbird888]

Can't be a Shark...no crease in the lower wing

Those marks and rings make it appear to be from an early mold though.

[GripEnemy]

I'm on mobile so can't zoom well but looks like a Stingray to me. OP is the bottom of the wing pretty flat? What does the tooling on bottom say? I'm assuming San Marino...

[Casey 1988]

Originally Posted by GripEnemy

I'm on mobile so can't zoom well but looks like a Stingray to me. OP is the bottom of the wing pretty flat? What does the tooling on bottom say? I'm assuming San Marino...

Top is too flat for a normal Stingray, why I think a rare plastic for the Super Stingray. Most Super Stingray were in Champion. Also wing is too flat for a Stingray, no crease.