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Yeti Pro Aviar

I just bought one yesterday at Holden's Market near Kensington-Black Locust and was wondering how long these have been out and if anyone has used em yet. Innova says:
The Yeti Pro Aviar is a lot like a seasoned KC Pro Aviar. A straight flyer from the get go. With grippy but stiff Pro plastic with a bit of a sunken flight plate, the Yeti is sure to be popular for those who like a KC Aviar, but like them a little bit worn

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Permalink Reply by Jeff Vest on March 10, 2011 at 10:59am

Have you seen Jay Reading putt???

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Permalink Reply by Jeff Vest on March 10, 2011 at 11:00am

My last comment was @Steve

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Permalink Reply by Birdie-man on March 10, 2011 at 11:40am

I really like the Aviar-X but this putter feels really nice. The bead size fits well in my hand also.
@Shawn- I personally like all the different options and I throw mostly Innova but I also throw some ESP FLX and Z plastic.

@steve- Was that a joke? Jay is one of the best putters in the world...

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Permalink Reply by Birdie-man on March 10, 2011 at 11:52am

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Permalink Reply by Donny Olow on March 10, 2011 at 1:12pm

Here is One Signed !!!! Opps...........could not post photo..............check my photos !!!

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Permalink Reply by AK Discer on March 10, 2011 at 4:45pm

I played 36 holes at my pitch-n-putt course and played almost exclusively with the YP Aviars save two holes. They seem like they'd fly like my DX AD when it gets beat a little more (red, max weight, reverse dome like yetis). They seem like they have the flight of a GL Fuse, just slower. I love how straight they are and are a little more forgiving on release issues and nose angle compared to my other BB Aviars. I was able to hyzer-flip these in the range of 270'+ and like how they finish. Everything was real gradual, slow, and very controllable. I can see this disc becoming a staple in my bag. I'll need more time with them to see how they season, but I'm favoring the disc for now. I just can't wait till it is summer so I can really rip on these. I'd really like to think that I could get these over 300' without much of a problem.

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Permalink Reply by steve sevonty on March 10, 2011 at 6:31pm

No, I have never seen him putt. It sounds that he is pretty good at putting. Does that really mean that he earned a signature disc? My belief is that you must win pro worlds to earn a signature disc. Side games do not count, or could I be world champ of ace pool ctp throw offs? Also, how many version of the aviar does this make?

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Permalink Reply by AndroidJonny on March 11, 2011 at 2:15pm

I got one last weekend at a Tournament that I helped out with, I bought one for throwing this morning, I LOVE THIS DISC. Drive with it, Upshot with it, Putt with it, That is an all around disc.

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Permalink Reply by Cameron Frymark on March 11, 2011 at 2:52pm

@ steve he was won world doubles championships because he is an awesome putter. is that good enough for you?

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Permalink Reply by steve sevonty on March 11, 2011 at 6:00pm

Nah, only the person that wins pro worlds every year should receive a signature disc. If innova deems him worthy who am I to tell them what to do. But seriously how many different makes of the Aviar is there?