INNOVA Blizzard Champion Katana 150-160g

I've recently started throwing higher speed discs. I didn't know much about the Katana before ordering it but it has become my favorite disc. I have had some beautiful drives with this disc both forehand and backhand. It is relatively easy to get the Katana to turn over and then come back for a moderate fade at the end of the throw. As for the Champion plastic, there is a retaining wall on one of the long holes out my regular course. If a throw does get away from you there is a good chance it is going into that wall. After sending the disc hard into that wall I have seen hardly a scratch on my Katana due to the quality plastic. The same hit with a cheaper plastic would leave me with a pretty chewed up disc. I'll be buying the higher end plastics more after this for the discs that count.

I lost my star katana a few weeks ago, and bought this as a replacement, it is 137g. Was worried about how the disc would fly due to the lighter plastic, but I could not be happier with a katana. This disc can be thrown on a nice flex line, and always fade back left. I usually throw my drives anywhere from 330ft-350ft, but this was my third furthest flying disc, only behind my boss and destroyer, I can go slightly over 360ft with this disc, and I love it. Highly recommended for anyone except people with slower arms as this is a speed 13, and may not fly as intended.

I just got my 138g Blizzard Katana and threw it for the first time today. I'm a relative beginner at disc golf, so I'm still working on my release, but I was able to throw this disc consistently after just a few holes. I thought the weight was great, although it was in only light wind so I can't say how it will perform in really windy conditions. I used this disc for tomahawk throws too, and it was great! Probably my favorite part about this disc is how well it flies after a solid overhand throw. If you're looking for a disc to throw overhand, this is for sure the disc to get!

I bought this frisbee thinking it would be a good idea because I thought these "disks" could be thrown far... However this is a very techical frisbee and it's hard plastic. It's pretty small as well. It's difficult to catch because the hard plastic can hurt your hands. If you're a professional frisbee thrower you'll love it. If you're someone just trying to throw a fun easy frisbee around I suggest looking at other options

Bought the 150g. THIS THING SENDS. Easily added another 50ft to my drives. Be careful on uphill/windy shots though, it'll get stuck anny'ing. Great disc for hyzer flips and wood shots. I use it on almost every hole because IT SENDS.

I'm not going to take any stars away for not liking it because this is a great quality product. It is very light and "floats" really far. Innova discs are always high-end, I will just say that if you are someone that throws front hand, be careful of this because the light weight makes it difficult to control. Gave it to my friend for his back hand throw and he's in love with it.

i got a 155 pop top i hated it at first because i heard pop tops are not as good as there flatter brothern but after started to use it it became one of my go to discs almost aced a hole the other day granted it would have been a skip in it was darn close

first blizzard disc i used. 155g, It fly's far, but not as accurate as my other distance driver around 170g. It flips easily for extra distance and has a s-curve pattern. I wouldn't recommend this on a windy day. You will have a hard time keeping your line with any gust of wind and It's not really good for spike hyzer. One of the fastest disc out there.