The Xero is a straight-flying putt-and-approach disc rated 2/3/0/0, built with more range and torque resistance than most straight putters and, crucially, extreme low-speed stability so it will not fade hard at the end. It flies where you aim it on a straight line and holds that line all the way in. That resistance to fading is its defining trait: Innova notes you can even throw it on a slight hyzer and it will stay straight rather than hooking left, which makes it a confident, low-stress approach and putting disc. The added torque resistance also helps on firmer throws and forehands. It is a beaded putter. It is a straight-line specialist rather than an overstable wind disc or a big turnover disc. Approved in 2021, the Xero is a modern straight-putt and approach option in Innova's deep putter lineup. It comes in grippy putter plastics suited to straight approaches and dependable putting.
The Xero is a straight-flying putt-and-approach disc rated 2/3/0/0, built with more range and torque resistance than most straight putters and, crucially, extreme low-speed stability so it will not fade hard at the end. It flies where you aim it on a straight line and holds that line all the way in.
That resistance to fading is its defining trait: Innova notes you can even throw it on a slight hyzer and it will stay straight rather than hooking left, which makes it a confident, low-stress approach and putting disc. The added torque resistance also helps on firmer throws and forehands. It is a beaded putter. It is a straight-line specialist rather than an overstable wind disc or a big turnover disc.
Approved in 2021, the Xero is a modern straight-putt and approach option in Innova's deep putter lineup.
It comes in grippy putter plastics suited to straight approaches and dependable putting.
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