Question about Innova Orc

I usually order all of my discs online, so I don't get to feel them first-hand.  How is the rim on this disc? bigger or smaller rim? 

I'm looking for a control distance driver with a smaller rim, maybe as big as what one would find on a Wraith, more preferable even as small as the rim on a Beast.   Considering the Orc and Beast are slower speed distance drivers, I thought the Orcs rim would be similar in size to it in size.

Also, is the Orc like a driver version of the Roc and Cro? 

[kevin johnson]

seems like the same as the beast

its a great disc

also i remember when it was in the super fast catigory of discs...lol

[Ghost]

The Orc has similar stability to a Wraith but the rim is smaller.  It's the same speed disc as a Beast but much more towards stable.

[Tate N]

Hmm.  Well I'm looking for something pretty stable, the Wraith isn't all too stable.

[AK Discer]

I'd seriously consider a PD if you're thinking of an Orc.  I threw the Orc for awhile and I didn't care for it much.  The Beast is a great disc for turnovers and long annys once it gets beat a little.

[Tate N]

I throw all Innova with the exception of Discraft Magnets I use for wedges.  I'm looking for an Innova disc that would be a more stable, controllable Fairway wood in my bag.

[Rescue]

Orc should be plenty stable. I use mine in 20+ winds without an issue. Granted it's a NS Orc, but if you want a tad more stability try the Starfire? Once again though, the Orc should be just fine stability wise, but that's me.

[Ben Calhoun]

First, as a store owner, I'd recommend buying discs in person if possible. You will be sent "crap" discs every once in awhile because the manufacturers aren't 100% consistent, some discs turn out domey, some flat, and if you know what you like you have to go buy it yourself.

The Orc is easy to throw on long straight lines at the 300-400' range, under 300' it can be pretty overstable, especially in Champion plastic. It lacks in glide unless thrown pretty high, from my experience. Almost acts as a crossover between a fairway driver and a high speed grip and rip.

[Christian Lamb]

If u are looking for a stable fairway driver from Innova then why don't u buy a stable fairway drivwr? If u don't already own a teebird then there is your stable fairway driver.

[Adam Briggs]

or an eagle x

[Christian Lamb]

Yup, love the eagle too for more of a flex shot. :)

[Tate N]

Teebirds aren't all that stable. Innovas Fairways are more like hybrid Irons, they have small rims which ultimately makes them more flippy than the slower distance drivers. I'm not looking for a fairway driver, I'm looking for a longer club around the 10 speed. Which is how the Orc came into play.

[Ian Macpherson]

Teebirds are most definitely stable until they break in..