The Aviar Driver is the big-bead version of Innova's classic Aviar putter, rated 2/3/0/2, a stable approach and driving putter that flies straight with a dependable fade to the left at the end (for a right-handed backhand). It is made from the same big-bead driver mold as the KC, JK and Yeti Aviars, sharing their reliable, overstable-leaning flight. That big-bead mold and its stable flight make it a dependable disc for driving putts, long approaches and putting in wind, holding its line and finishing predictably. It sits among the beaded, more overstable members of the Aviar family rather than the neutral beadless models. It is a beaded putter. Because it fades reliably, it is less suited to dead-straight lag putts than a neutral putter. The Aviar Driver traces to the classic Aviar family, sharing the big-bead heritage with the KC, JK and Yeti versions in a firm plastic. It comes in a range of plastics from grippy DX to durable Star and XT, with the big-bead mold defining its feel.
The Aviar Driver is the big-bead version of Innova's classic Aviar putter, rated 2/3/0/2, a stable approach and driving putter that flies straight with a dependable fade to the left at the end (for a right-handed backhand). It is made from the same big-bead driver mold as the KC, JK and Yeti Aviars, sharing their reliable, overstable-leaning flight.
That big-bead mold and its stable flight make it a dependable disc for driving putts, long approaches and putting in wind, holding its line and finishing predictably. It sits among the beaded, more overstable members of the Aviar family rather than the neutral beadless models. It is a beaded putter. Because it fades reliably, it is less suited to dead-straight lag putts than a neutral putter.
The Aviar Driver traces to the classic Aviar family, sharing the big-bead heritage with the KC, JK and Yeti versions in a firm plastic.
It comes in a range of plastics from grippy DX to durable Star and XT, with the big-bead mold defining its feel.
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