Innova Leopard 3 Flight Chart

The Innova Leopard 3 is a controllable, glide-friendly fairway driver known for its easy turn and smooth, workable lines. With flight numbers of 7 | 5 | -2 | 1, it’s a versatile disc that can fly straight, hold turnovers, or hyzer-flip depending on release angle. Available in multiple plastics—including Star, Champion, DX, GStar, and premium blends—the Leopard 3 gives players a reliable fairway option that’s useful from beginner to advanced levels.

Leopard 3 Flight Path for Newer Players

Beginners will find the Leopard 3 very forgiving. Its high glide and -2 turn help the disc push straight with minimal effort, and lighter plastics offer even easier flight. Most newer players will see long, drift-right flights that finish with a gentle fade. It’s a great first fairway driver thanks to its straight-line potential and easy shaping.

Fairway Flight Characteristics for Intermediate Throwers

Intermediate players can access more line-shaping potential. The Leopard 3 hyzer-flips cleanly, holds turnovers without bailing out too early, and flies surprisingly straight on low-power lines. Many throwers use it for woods golf or controlled landing zones where accuracy matters more than raw distance.

Advanced Player Shot Shaping & Control

Advanced throwers appreciate the Leopard 3 for its finesse potential. With enough power, it can drift right for long, controlled turnovers, or hold a laser-straight flight before fading softly. It’s also effective for hyzer-flips through tight gaps. In premium plastics, the disc may initially fly slightly more stable than its numbers suggest, beating in over time to match its typical understable profile.

Forehand Uses & Stability Notes

The Leopard 3 isn’t designed as a torque-resistant forehand disc, but smoother sidearm players can still use it for controlled straight or turnover forehand lines. Its flatter variants in Champion or Star plastic tend to handle light torque better, though strong forehand throwers may see early turn or flutter unless released with touch.

Try our interactive flight chart to explore how the Leopard 3’s flight path changes with your throw speed, release angle, and shot type. Adjust for backhand or forehand flights to visualize how it will fly for you.