The JK Aviar is a soft, grippy version of Innova's classic big-bead Aviar putter, rated 2/3/0/2, a stable approach and putting disc that flies straight with a dependable fade to the left at the end (for a right-handed backhand). It carries the same flight as the firm KC Aviar but in a more flexible, tackier plastic. Named for five-time world champion Juliana Korver, the JK Aviar is made from the same big-bead Aviar mold as the KC in a special Pro-line blend that is softer and grippier than other Aviar models. That soft, tacky feel is the appeal: it is better in colder climates and for players with dry hands who want extra grip, while flying with the same reliable, overstable-leaning Aviar finish. It is a beaded putter. Players who prefer a stiff, firm disc will want the KC Aviar instead. The JK Aviar is a long-standing member of the Aviar family, sharing the classic big-bead mold with the KC version. Its defining trait is the soft, grippy Pro-line plastic, prized for cold-weather grip and a tacky hold.
The JK Aviar is a soft, grippy version of Innova's classic big-bead Aviar putter, rated 2/3/0/2, a stable approach and putting disc that flies straight with a dependable fade to the left at the end (for a right-handed backhand). It carries the same flight as the firm KC Aviar but in a more flexible, tackier plastic.
Named for five-time world champion Juliana Korver, the JK Aviar is made from the same big-bead Aviar mold as the KC in a special Pro-line blend that is softer and grippier than other Aviar models. That soft, tacky feel is the appeal: it is better in colder climates and for players with dry hands who want extra grip, while flying with the same reliable, overstable-leaning Aviar finish. It is a beaded putter. Players who prefer a stiff, firm disc will want the KC Aviar instead.
The JK Aviar is a long-standing member of the Aviar family, sharing the classic big-bead mold with the KC version.
Its defining trait is the soft, grippy Pro-line plastic, prized for cold-weather grip and a tacky hold.
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