Innova Firestorm (Champion)
The Innova Firestorm in Champion plastic is a blisteringly fast distance driver designed for players with big arms who want maximum speed and a long, forward-pushing fade. As one of Innova’s highest-speed drivers, the Firestorm excels at cutting through the air with minimal drag, giving power throwers the ability to achieve massive distance on open fairways. The Champion plastic adds exceptional durability, a firmer feel, and dependable overstability, making this version of the Firestorm especially reliable for repeated high-power throws.
Flight Numbers: 14 / 4 / -1 / 3
The Champion Firestorm rockets out of the hand and holds a stable high-speed flight with just a touch of workable turn before finishing with a strong, predictable fade. Despite its speed, the Firestorm remains controllable for powerful players, offering a long glide phase before its late fade kicks in. The Champion blend makes this run slightly more stable than softer plastics, giving it the headwind resistance and torque tolerance needed for forehands and full-power backhands.
Key Features
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Extremely fast, overstable-to-stable distance driver
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Champion plastic provides top-tier durability and consistent stability
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Great for max-distance drives, power forehands, and long flex lines
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Touch of high-speed turn paired with a solid fade for full-flight S-curves
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Handles wind and torque exceptionally well for a 14-speed driver
Who Bags the Champion Firestorm?
Advanced players with high arm speed will get the most out of the Firestorm’s velocity and stability. Forehand throwers enjoy its clean, confident release and resistance to flipping, while backhand bombers use it for massive distance lines on open holes.
Why the Firestorm Belongs in Your Bag
If you’re seeking a driver that pushes the limits of speed without sacrificing control, the Champion Firestorm hits the mark. Its stability, durability, and ability to hold up under maximum power make it a dependable choice for long-distance driving in a wide range of conditions.
