INNOVA Halo Beast

The Halo process adds a bit more stability to the disc, making it slightly more overstable than a standard Beast. You can expect a more reliable fade at the end of the flight and a bit more resistance to turning over when thrown at high speeds.

Yes, the glow plastic used in the Halo construction is just as durable as standard Star plastic. It holds up well against tree hits and rocky terrain while offering the added benefit of visibility during dusk or night rounds.

While the Beast is often considered a great first distance driver, the Halo version is slightly more stable than the base model. If you are a beginner with a moderate arm speed, you might find it a bit challenging to get the full flight path, but it is an excellent disc to grow into as your technique improves.

The two-tone Halo process does not negatively impact the grip. In fact, the polymer blend used is designed to be grippy and resilient, providing a secure feel in your hand regardless of the color pattern.

The Beast is versatile enough for both. Its flight characteristics make it a reliable choice for backhand distance shots, while the added stability of the Halo plastic provides the torque resistance many players prefer for forehand drives.