The Yeti Aviar is a straight-flying, big-bead Aviar putter rated 2/3/0/1, made in a firm, grippy Pro blend that sits somewhere between DX and R-Pro in feel. It flies straight with just a touch of late fade to the left (for a right-handed backhand), working well for both putting and on the course. Its distinguishing feature is a slightly concave top that gives it a lower profile and a straighter flight than Innova's other big-bead models like the KC, JK and Aviar Driver. The firm, grippy plastic feels secure in any weather, which is part of its appeal for players who want a big-bead Aviar that flies straighter. It is a beaded putter. It favors straight lines over the more overstable finish of the other big-bead Aviars. The Yeti Pro Aviar traces to the classic Aviar family, sharing the big-bead heritage with a straighter, lower-profile twist. The firm, grippy Pro-blend plastic is the defining run, prized for all-weather grip.
The Yeti Aviar is a straight-flying, big-bead Aviar putter rated 2/3/0/1, made in a firm, grippy Pro blend that sits somewhere between DX and R-Pro in feel. It flies straight with just a touch of late fade to the left (for a right-handed backhand), working well for both putting and on the course.
Its distinguishing feature is a slightly concave top that gives it a lower profile and a straighter flight than Innova's other big-bead models like the KC, JK and Aviar Driver. The firm, grippy plastic feels secure in any weather, which is part of its appeal for players who want a big-bead Aviar that flies straighter. It is a beaded putter. It favors straight lines over the more overstable finish of the other big-bead Aviars.
The Yeti Pro Aviar traces to the classic Aviar family, sharing the big-bead heritage with a straighter, lower-profile twist.
The firm, grippy Pro-blend plastic is the defining run, prized for all-weather grip.
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