Innova Soft Pro Aviar Putter | Choose Weight & Color
$ 8.43
Description
Innova Soft Pro Aviar Putter | Choose Weight & Color. If consistency, grip, and touch are your priorities, this putter earns its place quickly. Get to Know the Aviar Putter. The Aviar Putter is the benchmark for straight, neutral putting performance. Best Shot Types for the Aviar Putter. Please Note: Stamps colors and the exact hue of the disc color will vary from sample images. Classic Feel with Extra Touch Control Soft Pro Aviar Putter is a time-tested putting disc designed for players who value clean releases, dependable flight, and maximum grip. This stock Soft Pro version takes the legendary Aviar mold and adds a softer, tackier feel that shines in the circle and on touchy approaches. Get to Know the Aviar Putter The Aviar Putter is the benchmark for straight, neutral putting performance. It flies true with minimal turn and a gentle, predictable fade at the end. Soft Pro plastic gives it a flexible, confidence-inspiring feel that grabs chains well and reduces ground play, making it especially popular for dedicated putting and short-range finesse shots. Flight Numbers: 2 / 3 / 0 / 1 Disc Type: Putter Stability: Straight with a mild fade Dome Profile: Moderate traditional dome Plastic Type: Soft Pro Grip: Very tacky, soft, and flexible Best Shot Types for the Aviar Putter Circle Putting: Clean, straight release with excellent chain-grabbing grip. Touch Approaches: Soft landings with minimal skip or roll-away. Short Straight Throws: Holds the line without drifting or dumping early. Cold or Wet Conditions: Enhanced grip when firmness becomes a liability. Why the Aviar Putter Belongs in Your Bag The Soft Pro Aviar Putter is ideal for players who want maximum feel and control where it matters most. The softer plastic boosts confidence on the green, sticks landings on approaches, and maintains the classic Aviar flight trusted by players of all skill levels. If consistency, grip, and touch are your priorities, this putter earns its place quickly.
