Champion Destroyer Factory Second

The Destroyer is one of the great distance drivers out there. This disc starts out very stable to overstable, but over time you can work this into a disc that can do anything. I would not Recommend this for new players, as it takes some power to get it up to speed. If you can't get this up to speed, its not going to do a whole lot for you. It comes in all the Innova plastics, and the stability can be affected by the plastic, so keep that in mind. Overall, a great distance driver. (Posted on 12/31/2018)

The disc is clean and smooth, no discernible imperfections whatsoever. Flies perfectly fine. $11 well spent. (Posted on 11/11/2015)

Love destroyers! As a player who can rip these far on a forehand drive these are essential to have in any serious or recreational players bag. Depending on the weather or how my grip is I'll switch between these or a pro plastic. Slight bubbles in the rim when I got it but flies just as a disc you would grab off the shelf. Great disc! (Posted on 6/24/2015)

this was definitely a game changing disc for me. i am much more consistent with distance and accuracy. my previous go to disc was a champion beast but not no more with a destroyer in my bag! the color was great to, it came in bright green with an x out stamp! perfect disc for side armers! (Posted on 4/27/2015)

I received a yellow 168 champ destroyer. Swirly, and for some reason it has a bit of grip to the flight plate. Awesome flight, great grip, one of a kind. I'm very happy.

(Posted on 3/8/2014)

Mine came in blue at 168grams. The flight plate is a normal transparent blue but the rim is very pretty with swirls along the whole thing and one bubble that makes it interesting to look at in my opinion. The feel of this specific Destroyer is great with the inside of the rim being slightly concave it feels to me a little bit like the prodigy quick release or something, the overall flexibility and grip that seems to come from flexible champion is really nice as well. I like them at 164-169g because unless they are glow they have almost the same stability as max weight but are easier to get going initially. I can set this disc on a slight hyzer and it will flip up and over but unless there is an intense head wind will come back predictably. (Posted on 5/11/2013)

I simply appreciate the versatility of the Destroyer.

If you have the arm and the conditions, break in one and place it in your bag. I feel that once you develop yourself, this is a great entry for high speed discs.

As a RHBH thrower, I carry many versions of this disc in my bag, hence my nickname Disc-Troy-er.
When it is new and you need a great headwind or mild wind disc with reliability and accuracy, throw the Destroyer. If there are not many winds, and the disc is new, throw it on your line and expect the hyzer flight at the end.

The Champion plastic breaks in equally as the other Champion plastic molds, the Star... a little longer and is more durable.

The F2 version I bought truly had no blemishes or imperfections that I could notice, though I may not have the same quality standards as the factory, I feel I came out ahead with the value and disc mold. Win-Win for me!

As the Destroyer breaks in I have seen great use on a downhill moderate tail wind throw that hits my mark nearly every time. So definitely keep it in your bag as it ages, there is always a use for a Destroyer.

Go out and place some hurt on the competition... I would say "Destroy" them, but that cliche joke would be too expected. (Posted on 10/1/2012)