Innova / Midrange
Stingray
The Innova Stingray is a slow, turn-oriented midrange for shaping gentle curves without moving up to a driver.
Current Innova model chart. Manufacturer ratings · How to read them
Choose it for
Low-speed turnover lines. Consider it when your current midrange always finishes before making the curve you want.
Choose something else if…
You are shopping for a headwind utility disc.
What the numbers mean for your choice
The -3 turn is the main distinction: allow space for turn rather than expecting a forceful late finish.
Which version are you buying?
This is Stingray, not Super Stingray. The source lists both DX and Star; wear and plastic can change the result.
The manufacturer lists a 21.7 cm diameter and 1.2 cm rim width.
| Plastic or scope | Weight information |
|---|---|
| DX | 150–180 g |
Innova Stingray source, checked 2026-09-10. Listed ranges are not live stock. General model ranges are not plastic-specific guarantees.
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Before you buy
A turning midrange can add a new line, but it will not remove the need to learn release angles.
Read about the Uplink or compare them side by side.
Try this on your next practice session
Use one comfortable effort and change only the starting angle. Watch whether the disc stands up or keeps turning.
Buying advice is editorial interpretation of the sources. Personal notes are labeled separately; the practice exercise is a suggestion, not a reported test. Practice in a clear area away from people.