Blizzard Champion Boss
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The Boss is a fast long-range distance driver with stability. Designed for maximum distance off the tee. Great disc choice for sidearm or backhand throwers.
The Blizzard Champion Boss is responsible for the World Record in flying disc distance. German Simon Lizotte broke David Wiggins' previous record of 255m with a 263,2m push in late 2014. Both of these records were made with the Blizzard Champion Boss. The disc Simon used weighs 157g.
The Boss is a great disc choice for sidearm or backhand throwers. This is a fast stable driver that can handle full power throws and moderate headwinds. Advanced players and sidearm throwers will appreciate the dependable stability. The Boss has a slight high speed turn to help maximize distance with a predictable fade. Not recommended for players who throw less than 300 feet/90 meters. The Champion Boss is endorsed by 2008 World Champion, Dave Feldberg.
New Blizzard technology incorporates thousands of microbubbles into durable Champion plastic. This results in high speed, premium plastic drivers in weights all the way down to 130 grams! Blizzard discs fly with almost the same stability as the equivalent model 10-15 grams heavier. Models under 140 grams are light enough to float in water! Blizzard discs are not fit for headwind shots due to their light weight but at the same time lighter weight adds downwind distance for all players.
The Blizzard Champion Line has been adding distance for both pros and ams. The Blizzard Champion Boss currently holds the Distance World Record at 255 meters.
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The Boss is a fast long-range distance driver with stability. Designed for maximum distance off the tee. Great disc choice for sidearm or backhand throwers.
The Blizzard Champion Boss is responsible for the World Record in flying disc distance. German Simon Lizotte broke David Wiggins' previous record of 255m with a 263,2m push in late 2014. Both of these records were made with the Blizzard Champion Boss. The disc Simon used weighs 157g.
The Boss is a great disc choice for sidearm or backhand throwers. This is a fast stable driver that can handle full power throws and moderate headwinds. Advanced players and sidearm throwers will appreciate the dependable stability. The Boss has a slight high speed turn to help maximize distance with a predictable fade. Not recommended for players who throw less than 300 feet/90 meters. The Champion Boss is endorsed by 2008 World Champion, Dave Feldberg.
New Blizzard technology incorporates thousands of microbubbles into durable Champion plastic. This results in high speed, premium plastic drivers in weights all the way down to 130 grams! Blizzard discs fly with almost the same stability as the equivalent model 10-15 grams heavier. Models under 140 grams are light enough to float in water! Blizzard discs are not fit for headwind shots due to their light weight but at the same time lighter weight adds downwind distance for all players.
The Blizzard Champion Line has been adding distance for both pros and ams. The Blizzard Champion Boss currently holds the Distance World Record at 255 meters.
Innova's groundbreaking Blizzard technology incorporates thousands of microbubbles inside the durable Champion plastic. This technology has allowed the production of high speed drivers in lower weights than ever before, making them more useful for beginners. The Blizzard Champion Boss currently holds the Distance World Record at 255 meters. Blizzard Champion, Blizzard C-line and Quantum Zero-G discs are the longest flying models in our inventory, but the lightest and most understable models don't necessarily work well with big arms and in headwind. Blizzard Champion discs weighing under 140 grams also float in water!
