Champion Sidewinder Factory Second

I have only had experience with the Champ variety of the Sidewinder, but it is a nice stable to understable flying disc. When it was brand new it was a real straight flier, and even had some decent fade at the end of the flight. As it was worked in it gained more and more turn, to the point it flies like a longer Leopard for me. It has some nice distance for me, getting it out around 400 ft. This is a nice entry level disc for someone looking to step up from slower fairway drivers. This is a nice roller disc as well. (Posted on 12/31/2018)

While Holly Finley might call this a "beginner disc", I believe this disc to be a weapon in any well practiced golfers hand. The F2 Sidewinder I ordered was dead straight to slightly understable out of the box and is only continuing to fly with more turn and glide. I definitely recommend stocking up on these, especially at such a low price. (Posted on 11/15/2013)

This disc is absolutely amazing. It's my go to roller and anny driver. It's perfect for downhill and downwind shots because of its amazing glide. I love to watch it fly its shapely flight path. Never gets old. So if I need to get some serious D on a downwind shot, there's no other substitute for the Sidewinder.
(Posted on 8/20/2013)

I recently began the switch from sidearm to backhand. This disc has added 50 feet to my drive easily. The sidewinder is understable but a great disc for backhand beginners (Posted on 7/17/2013)

The champion Sidewinder is one of the most predictable Innova discs out there, understable with a nice predictable fade. Now if I could just throw it on the right line instead of in the water.........operator error. (Posted on 3/31/2013)

Love the sidewinder as my roller disc. The champ plastic helps keep it fresh and not so beat in. (Posted on 2/19/2013)

I don't own an F2 Sidewinder, but I do have the Sidewinder in my bag.

From the first time I threw it, it instantly became my favorite driver.

I don't have a big arm. No matter. This disc is easy to control. I don't use it on the really long holes, or the short fairway driver sized holes, but for those holes in the middle (most of them for me), I can use this disc for seemingly any shot off the tee I need to make. My first ace (if I ever get one) probably comes from this disc.

I'd recommend this disc to anyone, no matter their game. But, if you're like me, and don't have that big arm, this disc should be in your bag, no doubt about it. If you throw a Katana, but want a "smaller" disc, this is the disc to get. They fly fairly similar for me. If you have or tried a Roadrunner, but want something a little more predictable, this is a great disc for you, too. (Posted on 8/23/2012)

The champion sidewinder is the king of barely missing trees without hitting. Perfect for 350' line drives and will always fade slightly at the finish. In champion plastic, this disc will wear very slowly, keeping you well in the game. (Posted on 4/24/2012)

I recently threw my friend's F2 champion sidewinder when I didn't have my discs in the car with me. I couldn't see any difference with it being a factory second. There's a small "blip" in the underside of the rim of the disc but it's hardly even noticeable. It certainly flew just the same as the regular sidewinder out of my bag I paid $18 bucks for. I like to do hyzer flips with the disc. It's a great disc for beginners that don't quite have the distance yet because it turns over so easy. Nice glide. Very forgiving on the release. I can throw it as far as I can throw any disc really. Similar to a Valkeryie for me with a little more turn and glide. (Posted on 3/14/2012)

I got this disc for big-ish anhyzer shots and that is exactly what it does. Just release it at just more of an angle than parallel to the ground and it has a smoot, clean, anhyzer line all the way to its target. I got my first ace spit-out with this disc (not the best memory but hey, it wasalmost an ace) and I just got it about 2 weeks ago. Great disc. (Posted on 2/1/2012)