Innova / Midrange
Mako3
A midrange with zero rated turn and fade, worth considering for a simple practice bag.
Manufacturer ratings from Innova’s comparison table. What do these numbers mean?
Where it could fit
Consider it for the middle slot between putting and longer fairway shots. Define that slot by a shot you can repeat, rather than a distance someone else reaches with the same mold.
Reading this model’s ratings
Innova lists 0 turn and 0 fade. Read this as a neutral rated shape, not automatic straightness: the release you give it still matters. A disc released toward the wrong line cannot choose the fairway for you.
Check the exact model
Mako3 and Mako are different catalog models. Innova lists their speeds as 5 and 4 respectively. This page covers Mako3 only, and its listed plastic options are a selection rather than a live stock feed.
Published dimensions and selected variants
Innova lists a 21.7 cm diameter and 1.2 cm rim width. These are published specifications, not our measurements.
| Plastic | Listed weight range |
|---|---|
| DX | 150–175 g |
| Star | 170–180 g |
| Champion | 170–180 g |
Source: Innova Mako3 product page, checked September 8, 2026. These ranges do not confirm current retailer stock or describe every run. Compare DX, Star and Champion.
Our buying approach
A useful reason to try this model is to establish one familiar midrange for practice. If you already own a midrange that serves that purpose, use it before buying another disc simply because these numbers look appealing.
A practice check before buying more
Choose a safe open target line and repeat a comfortable throw. Note the starting direction as well as the finish. If the starting direction changes each time, more repetitions may be more informative than another purchase.