Innova Wombat3 Flight Chart

The Innova Wombat3 is a glide-heavy midrange with flight numbers 5 | 6 | -1 | 0. Built with Innova’s V-Tech rim, it offers extra torque resistance compared to many understable mids, which helps it handle both touch backhands and controlled forehands. Reviewers highlight its easy distance, effortless straight lines, and ability to hold gentle turnovers without fading out early, making it a popular option for woods golf and placement shots.

Wombat3 Flight Path for Newer Players

For newer players, the Wombat3 is very user-friendly. The high glide and mild turn help compensate for lower power, producing long, straight flights with minimal fade. Beginners can expect gentle hyzer-flips and soft turnovers that stay in the air longer than most midranges at this speed.

Flight Chart for Intermediate Throwers

Intermediate players often use the Wombat3 as a point-and-shoot midrange. Thrown flat, it tracks straight with a touch of turn and a neutral finish. On light anhyzer, it will hold the angle for a long, drifting flight. This makes it a go-to disc for shaping lines through tight fairways where you need glide but don’t want a big fade at the end.

Flight Ratings for Advanced and Professional Players

Advanced players lean on the Wombat3 for controlled turnovers and powered straight shots. With clean form, it can be pushed hard without instantly burning into the ground, thanks to the V-Tech rim’s added stability. Many experienced throwers treat it as a finesse tool: one disc that can cover straight, hyzer-flip, and turnover lines depending on release angle and power.

Wombat3 Flight Path for Forehand Shots

While it’s not an overstable forehand workhorse, the Wombat3 handles touch forehands better than many high-glide mids. Players report that it can manage moderate forehand torque for straight or softly turning lines, especially in premium plastics. It excels on short to medium forehand approaches where you want glide and control rather than a hard fading finish.

Use our interactive flight chart below to explore how the Wombat3’s flight path changes with your throwing speed, release angle, and whether you throw backhand, forehand, right- or left-handed.