Most Innova molds are designed for a variety of uses and shot shapes. The Rollo, on the other hand, was designed with one, specific shot in mind – the roller. Our latest Mid-range is a disc that just about any player at any skill level can roll. Low-power players can get it down on edge with relative ease to add distance in the open. Medium-power players will use this disc for more finessed throws where a low-ceiling or awkwardly placed obstacles make roller the best play.
There was a time when disc golfers thought the forehand was just a utility shot you could get away without knowing. The roller is the next shot that every player will need to adopt if they want to compete at the top level. The Rollo is an excellent disc to begin learning a skill that will be a big part of the future of disc golf.
Flight rating: 5,6,-4,1
Weights listed are scale-weight on all individually listed discs and often do not match manufacturer marked weights. Interactive flight path below (backhand throw, reverse for sidearm).
This little mofo loves to just land on it's edge and scoot.
I have never thrown a roller until last week when I got this. Now I can park this guy on holes that were challenging for me to par before. It's hard to explain, but it really does want to roll.
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Kenton B.
Pile of understable trash. It lands on its top more than anything else, but I couldn't find much consistency no matter the throw I used.
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