The Classic Aviar is the original Aviar, the putter that gave rise to Innova's entire Aviar family. Rated 2/3/0/0, it is the straightest-flying Aviar from start to finish, a neutral putt-and-approach disc that holds whatever line you give it with no built-in turn or fade. Made in a firm plastic with a good grip, it is reliable and dependable in all conditions, which is exactly what made the Aviar line a foundation of the sport. Its straight, honest flight suits putting and straight approaches, and the firm feel gives a crisp release. It is a beadless putter, the neutral baseline of the Aviar family compared to the beaded KC and overstable AviarX3 versions. It favors straight lines over turning or fading shots. The Classic Aviar traces to Innova's earliest years and remains a straight-flying, historically significant putter. The firm classic plastic is the defining run, prized for its dependable, all-weather grip.
The Classic Aviar is the original Aviar, the putter that gave rise to Innova's entire Aviar family. Rated 2/3/0/0, it is the straightest-flying Aviar from start to finish, a neutral putt-and-approach disc that holds whatever line you give it with no built-in turn or fade.
Made in a firm plastic with a good grip, it is reliable and dependable in all conditions, which is exactly what made the Aviar line a foundation of the sport. Its straight, honest flight suits putting and straight approaches, and the firm feel gives a crisp release. It is a beadless putter, the neutral baseline of the Aviar family compared to the beaded KC and overstable AviarX3 versions. It favors straight lines over turning or fading shots.
The Classic Aviar traces to Innova's earliest years and remains a straight-flying, historically significant putter.
The firm classic plastic is the defining run, prized for its dependable, all-weather grip.
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