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Innova DX Aviar3 – Red, 170 g, Condition: B
Innova DX Aviar3 – Red, 170 g, Condition: B
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The Innova DX Aviar3 is a low-profile, stable putt and approach disc that offers a straight flight combined with a reliable finish. The Aviar3 is faster and more stable than the standard Aviar, making it particularly effective as a throwing putter for precise approaches and shorter fairways.
With flight ratings of 3 | 2 | 0 | 2, the Aviar3 provides a controlled flight path and moderate glide. It handles power well, flies straight for a long distance, and finishes with a predictable fade.
🔴 DX Plastic
Innova's DX is a grippy base plastic that offers a good hold and a comfortable feel in the hand. DX wears in faster than premium plastics, and with use, the disc's flight typically becomes gradually straighter and more workable.
🎯 Precise Throwing and Approach Putter
The Aviar3 works excellently for straight putter drives, controlled approaches, and hyzer lines. Its lower profile makes it a comfortable option for players who do not prefer deeper putters.
🥏 Control for Short Fairways
Reduced glide helps with distance control and makes the Aviar3 a predictable tool around the basket. It is well-suited for situations where you want a bit more speed and stability than a standard putter.
The red color makes the disc easy to spot on the course. The 170-gram weight offers a good balance of maneuverability and stability.
Condition: B
The disc has clear signs of use, but it remains in good playing condition and is fully ready for more rounds. Due to the wear on the DX plastic, this specific disc may fly slightly straighter than a new Aviar3.
Technical Specifications:
- Condition: B
- Weight: 170 g
- Color: Red
- Plastic: DX
- Model: Aviar3
- Flight ratings: 3 | 2 | 0 | 2
- Disc type: Putt & Approach
🥏 Innova DX Aviar3 is a stable, low-profile throwing putter that offers a great combination of control, moderate glide, and a reliable finish. An excellent choice for precise approaches and shorter putter drives.
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