Launched in 2004, the R-Pro Hydra comes in one weight — heavy, and it’s kinda weird. Why should a relatively slow disc float on water? Because it’s not going to make it over the pond.
Surprisingly, the Hydra offers excellent control, has a generally neutral flight, and — yes — it floats on water.
Who is the manufacturer?
The X-Out R-Pro Hydra is made by Innova.
What type of disc is this?
This disc is a Midrange Driver.
What are the flight numbers for this disc?
The flight numbers are 3 / 3 / 0 / 2. Flight numbers are displayed as Speed / Glide / Turn / Fade. You can compare this disc on our Flight Guide too.