Innova Aviar
The Innova Aviar is one of the most iconic and trusted putt & approach discs in disc golf history. Known for its dependable straight flight and slight fade at the end, the Aviar delivers a consistent release and point-and-shoot accuracy that makes it a go-to choice for players of all skill levels. Whether you're stepping up for a tournament-winning putt or shaping a controlled approach shot, the Aviar provides the confidence you need to execute under pressure.
Its beadless, low-profile design offers a clean, comfortable grip for both push and spin putting styles. The Aviar shines in a variety of putting plastics, from grippy DX to stiffer KC Pro and durable Star and Champion blends, making it adaptable to your personal preferences. With its balance of glide and touch, the Aviar also serves as a dependable throwing putter—especially effective for short upshots, finesse drives, and turnover lines.
If you're new to disc golf, the Aviar is a perfect starting point. If you're a seasoned pro, there's probably already one in your bag. Few discs are as influential or widely used as the Aviar—there’s a reason it has claimed more World Championship titles than any other putter.
Flight Numbers
- Speed: 2
- Glide: 3
- Turn: 0
- Fade: 1
Plastics
DX Plastic
DX discs wear in with use, eventually taking on new and varied flight characteristics. Many top pros keep multiple DX discs of their favorite models on hand to provide different flight patterns for different situations.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Aviar good for beginners?
Absolutely. The Innova Aviar’s neutral flight and comfortable grip make it one of the best putters for new players learning proper putting form and touch.
What makes the Aviar stand out from other putters?
Its clean release, versatile flight, and championship-winning legacy make it one of the most respected discs in the game. Its beadless design also sets it apart from many other popular putters.
How does the Aviar compare to other Innova putters like the Dart or Whale?
The Dart offers more glide and a straighter flight at distance. The Whale has a deeper rim and more stability. The Aviar is a perfect middle ground—straight-flying with a clean release.
