Star Gazelle

Mine were relatively flat with very little dome.

i'd say it's got a little HST, I'd rate it 6|4|-.5|2

Ripping them hard and flat they turn a little but finish with a light fade to the left. Great control fairway (Posted on 8/16/2014)

The star gazelles have an extreme dome that's unpleasant to the eye because it lacks a natural curve to it like more domed discs, and the higher profile makes it prone to flutter from off axis torque, something that has never been a trait of gazelles.

Personal preferences aside, the dome gives the star gazelle a great late flate glide, and my example flies slightly less stable than my KC, CFR, or DX(when new) gazelles. For a 175 gram disc, it behaves much like my 150g 11x KC Pro Gazelle, which is by no means an understable disc, but is much easier to flatten from a hyzer where the heavier gazelles prefer to be thrown flat. It is a good disc, but I prefer them board flat like the KC Pros, or with a nice continuous curve to the dome like a DX or CFR. (Posted on 5/30/2013)

For 17.99 on a special limited run disc, the price is well worth what I got. The Gazelle was my first disc ever, and I ordered 6 of this Star plastic run. I have a small collection of KC Pro Gazelles, and the domeyness of this Star run would match the most domey KC Pro Gazelle I have seen. Maybe even very slightly domier. The dome does not detract from the disc, and I've always wished Gazelles could be slightly more midrange-ish. The dome lowers the speed and helps this to better fill a spot between Rocs and T-birds for me. The plastic itself is a nice run of Star with good grip to it. It's a quality premium plastic Gazelle. (Posted on 5/16/2012)

Having had little experience with Gazelles, I first bought a Pro version from the Factory Store, and was very impressed. I then ordered a Star version, and it instantly found a place in my bag. Flies like a Teebird, but with less effort to throw properly. It has a shade less fade than a Teebird, which makes it a great woods disc. Very easy to control. Very domey equals fantastic glide. PLEASE put this in regular production! (Posted on 5/9/2012)

domey,but stable.sweet gazelle flight(flat with predictable fade). I have been a gazelle fan since I started throwing! I got my first ace with a kc pro and have not stopped throwing them! It is about time innova put out one in premium plastic! THANKS INNOVA! (Posted on 2/2/2012)

Stable to overstable, in new condition the Star Gazelle does what I want it to do. Throw it hyzer, it stays hyzer. Throw it Anhyzer, it flattens nice with good glide with a predictable fade at the end. When this thing is broke in, I see a straight flying fairway driver, similar to a t-bird, but not quite as long. Quite domey, but feels good in the hand. Star plastic for a long life. Its in the bag!!! (Posted on 12/15/2011)

I love the Gazelle, it's my favorite all-around disc. I have been looking for better quality plastic versions. I picked up a 175 gram Red (also a Pro plastic, see my review). The material is domey on top relative to other plastics which I don't prefer. The star plastic should last a long time. I wonder if the Echo plastic would be better and not so domey. I picked up a special edition Champion-Glo for the 2010 Carolina Clash last year, I still feel it's the best version so far (definitely the most stable) but maybe an Echo star could be better. (Posted on 12/4/2011)

Plain and simple it's a Gazelle in star plastic. Shipped pretty fast, ultimately worth it (Posted on 12/2/2011)

The Gazelle is a great stable/overstable driver that holds a straight line with a predictable fade. Go to disc for fairway shots and moderate headwinds with control and precision every throw and now it's in premium plastic for an awesome price! (Posted on 11/14/2011)

Order shipped and recieved quicker than expected. Flight is what I expected from a gazelle. Maybe a little more stable than I recall but that could be form issues. The Star version was a little more domey than I remember the old 11x Gazelles that I 've owned, but that could be flawed memory as it has been a while since throwing a Gazelle. (Posted on 9/22/2011)