6 reviews for Calvin Heimburg Color Glow Toro – DGLO Champion
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Calvin Heimburg Color Glow Toro – DGLO Champion
Calvin Heimburg Color Glow Toro – The newest overstable approach disc from Innova is the Toro and it is being trusted by tons of Innova touring pros right now. It has a comfortable and beadless feel that many players will love. It is that overstable workhorse that you can rely on for forehands, hyzers, flex shots, and headwinds. The Color Glow plastic has a little bit of swirl and is perfect for evening and night rounds. Grab a Calvin Heimburg Color Glow Toro today!
Innova says this about the mold: “At [4|2|0|4] the Toro is a flat, overstable, beadless mid-range that can handle the type of torque that world class disc golfers produce. Calvin Heimburg provided Innova founder and president Dave Dunipace with substantial input to help create this extra-reliable, slow-speed midrange to his specifications, with added attention to the in-hand feel of the disc. A substantial portion of each sale will benefit Calvin Heimburg and his touring efforts.”
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I throw the razor claw and have dabbled with the zone and honestly, I like the Toro better. The plastic feels great, glows nice and love that mitten stamp! It seems more of a early hyzer than the early straight flight like my razor claw.
Love the stamp as a Michigan native. Definitely less stable than the stock star Toro in my opinion. Great disc for sidearm because it’s either puddled or super flat
I think I like it, not as much as my zone but solid alternative big fan of the plastic. Innova’s color glow is one of the best on the market
Very much like a zone with a bit more fade at the end of the flight. Great grip and decent glow
These are lovely. A really nice semi-gummy champion plastic — like most of the 2022 glow champ releases. Still very stable. Maybe a bit less forgiving of OAT due to being less stiff.
Great for short flicks