Kc Aviar Pro

It is also an excellent choice for those battling heavy winds on the course. Wind can become the shot killer, but not if your bag is equipped with this disc.In fact, it can be an excellent disc for someone who is just starting out and trying to learn control. It is a bag staple for highly skilled players and comes in handy for those situations when you want to remove the guesswork from a drive.The Firebird’s combination of stability and speed allows it to fly into headwinds with power and accuracy. Innova claims the Firebird is their most popular upwind driver.

The Firebird has the same speed and turn rating as the Thunderbird, but their main difference is in their stability. The Firebird is an overstable driver that offers power and accuracy. These features come in handy when throwing into headwinds.

The Thunderbird is an incredibly stable disc. It has a slight fade, though flies straight and steady with a right-hand back-hand throw. A more advanced player with proper technique can push this disk to around close to 380 feet (115.8 meters).Innova is one of the most prominent disc golf companies in the world. They produce and distribute the largest line on the market, so there is no shortage of discs available to meet a player’s every need.

When it comes to each disc’s physical properties, they may seem fairly similar to each other. However, regardless of their similarities, each disc offers its own benefit and abilities to players. Both are offered in the standard weight range with a maximum weight of 175g and are built for controlled distance.

Innova designed Firebirds for professional level players, and it takes professional level skills to get this disc to end up where you want it to. With the right skill level, this disc is incredibly accurate and a top choice for overstable discs.The Innova Thunderbird is most commonly produced in Champion Plastic, but is also available in Star, GStar, Metal Flake, Pro, DX and Halo Star plastic as well. The rim has a 21.2cm diameter and 1.9cm width.

The Thunderbird’s features also make it a solid choice for controlled hyzer shots. Its stability and fade allow for placement shots, especially when aiming for a shot that is pretty much right in front of you. They work well for right-hand back-hand throwers.

The Thunderbird is far more forgiving than the Firebird and much more beginner-friendly. It doesn’t require as much skill to get the benefits this disc has to offer.

The Firebird is geared more towards highly skilled players. Its unique speed and overstability rating make it a favorite among players with elite control and handling skills.

They work well with controlled hyzer shots and predictable placement. These discs can be a great option for players who are just starting out and trying to learn control and placement or as a go-to stable distance driver for more seasoned players.In this piece, we will break down and review two of Innova’s popular discs; the Thunderbird Vs Firebird, and help you decide which disc is right for you.

The Firebird is geared more towards intermediate and advanced players. With the higher fade rating, the Firebird can be used for big hyzers and flex shots. A highly skilled player can drive and flex a Firebird nearly 360 feet (109.7 meters).The Buzzz is Discraft’s most popular disc and is one of the best “all-around” golf discs you can buy on the market. It’s an ultra-dependable, straight flying midrange that you’ll reach for again and again. Throw it hard and the versatile Discraft Buzzz will hold any line you put it on. The Discraft Buzzz is extremely popular and due to this, they have molded it in every plastic imaginable! It’s good to note the flight rating for stability has a .5 except for in Pro-D where they place it with a rating of 0.

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Discraft utilizes the Z plastic with their SuperColor technology to place on the disc. It’s not exactly the same type of plastic as the Z, but very close. The feel is slightly softer so we can assume the durability drops ever so slightly, but the amazing artwork that’s placed on top of the disc is well worth the trade!

The KC (Ken Climo) Pro Aviar is made from the Aviar Big Bead mold in a firm blend of Pro Plastic for players who prefer a stiffer disc. Great for drives, approaches and putts.ESP FLX is used on a limited number of discs. It is as durable as ESP Plastic, but much more flexible, this is achieved by adding a lightening agent to the ESP mixture. This type of plastic is extremely useful in cold weather conditions.ESP plastic is a highly durable line that was launched in 2006. This type of plastic is made to be very grippy while also being very durable. ESP plastic is non-translucent.Z Line plastic is known for its durability. The plastic is semi-translucent, very stiff, and very resistant to wear. This line of plastic is produced in a variety of bright colors. This plastic is slightly more overstable than, for example the ESP Plastic.

Our Driver Pro line is manufactured using a unique blend of plastics. These quality discs offer increased durability over our DX and other Pro plastics as well as provide an enhanced grip when compared to the Champion plastic. Our Driver Pro line discs provide additional glide when compared to all our other disc lines and are more affordable than our premium Champion or Star line discs. Most models are available for custom hot stamping.Our KC Pro plastic was developed for the demanding needs of 12 time World Disc Golf Champion Ken Climo. This plastic is the favorite putter and midrange plastic of many pros who would also like to be world champions. Our Blizzard technology incorporates thousands of microbubbles into our durable Champion plastic. This results in high speed, premium plastic drivers in weights all the way down to 130 grams! Blizzard discs discs fly with almost the same stability as the equivalent model 20 grams heavier. Most models lighter than 135 grams float in water. Nexus is grippy and durable blend of plastics ideally suited for putts and approaches where exactness of feel is a must. Nexus is a popular choice among touring pros and has a greater durability than our DX line.Over the years INNOVA has developed many different kinds of plastics to cater to the needs of disc golfers from beginners to professionals. Each of our different plastics offer unique characteristics and advantages to match the various needs of throwers and the diverse environments encountered on different disc golf courses. Our top of the line Star plastic offers high performance, outstanding durability and great grip. Our GStar plastic offers superior durability with a more flexible and grippy feel than our other premium plastics and stays flexible at very low temperatures. Our superior Champion plastic provides very high quality discs with excellent durability. Our versatile Driver Pro plastic enhances grip at a more affordable price point than Champion or Star. Our durable XT Pro plastic is firm and grippy. Our KC and was designed for top disc golf professionals and has a firm feel that is unique for disc golf. Our R-Pro plastic has a soft comfortable feel and the most grip in all conditions including rain and snow. Our ever-popular DX plastic is available in the widest variety of disc models and weights, plus it is offered at a value price. Choose the plastic that is best suited for your abilities and preferences.

The KC (Ken Climo) Pro Aviar is made from the Aviar Big Bead mold in a firm blend of Pro Plastic for players who prefer a stiffer disc. This is the preferred model of professional players. Great for drives, approaches and putts. Endorsed by 12-time World Champion, Ken Climo.

Our Pro Line is manufactured using a special blend of plastics designed to provide unique qualities for each model. These quality discs offer increased durability over our DX plastic and provide an enhanced grip when compared to the Champion plastic. Our Pro Line Discs provide additional glide when compared to all our other disc lines and are more affordable than our premium Champion or Star Line discs. The different blends of our Pro Line plastic can produce discs in a wide range of rigidity, from extremely soft and flexible to stiff, firm plastic. Regardless of the firmness of the disc, all Pro Line models offer unique gripablity. Many Pro Line discs are also available in colorful I-Dye designs. Most models are available for custom hot stamping.The JK (Juliana Korver) Aviar is made from the driver mold in a special blend of durable Pro-line Plastic that is more flexible and grippier than the other Aviar models. It has the same flight characteristics as the KC Aviar. Its softer plastic is better in colder climates and for those who have dry hands and require a tackier grip.

No, it’s not fully responsible for it, but the give a putter offers determines how well it’ll grab the chains after making contact. Or, how far it’ll slide past the pin after a miss, approach or drive.Green Splatter is a daily blog for disc golf fans who follow the professional game, but would rather be outside playing it than inside spending hours reading about it. Follow along for the latest in short-form news, takes and tips.

From the softest to the most firm Putt & Approach Aviar: R-Pro, DX, GStar, Classic, Star, XT, Nexus and Champion. From run to run, the first three are liable to switch positions, but more often than not, with the “R” in “R-Pro” standing for “rubber,” it takes the cake as the softest.Questions? Comments? Concerns? Or, interested in crafting an article of your own? No need to do battle with a captcha – reach out to Green Splatter at the following: [email protected] For example, Blizzard and Metal Flake plastic are just glorified Champion. And I’ve never even seen the Aviar outfitted in ‘em, either. Also, Halo and Shimmer are two others that come to mind. Again, though, they’re merely Star plastic with a different look about ‘em – it’s all aesthetic. This is yet another reason I found the KC Pro Aviar and stuck with it. Initially, like many newcomers, I started with the DX Aviar P&A. It didn’t work; I couldn’t dial-in a flutter-free release. With my index finger fanned out along the rim of the KC Pro Aviar, however, I found the bead to serve as a type of launchpad for my putt – my index finger is the final point of contact.The KC Pro Aviar isn’t new to the disc golf scene, by any means. The “Big Bead” Aviar mold was approved by the PDGA way back in 1987 – years before I was born. So no, you’re not likely to get something new from this review – something revolutionary you can’t find elsewhere.

I totally get flight numbers often dabble in the subjective, but in this case, I’ve thrown enough of these things to know the KC Pro Aviar is true to ‘em. And I don’t know if it’s the mold, plastic or some magical manufacturing process, but they ALL come out the same – and fly the same, too.

Yes, as a baseline- to middle-tier polymer, it’ll beat for you. But if you prefer a “softie” in the putter slot, steer clear of the KC Pro Aviar – the plastic is its most defining characteristic. In addition to the rigidity, however, there’s a second love-or-hate attribute to the putter mold …

I recently changed to the Kc Pro/Glow aviar and I will say that they are amazing. Brand new, I can’t stand them at all though. I’ve found that licking my fingers helps with the grip a lot though.

Admittedly, this winter, I’ve flirted with the Yeti Pro Aviar – it’s been awesome. The puddle-top is something I didn’t think I’d take to as much as I have. As an added benefit, the mild softness of the Yeti Pro Aviar means it doesn’t pop and roll NEAR as much as its KC Pro amigo …When I had been playing for about 2 years, I finally decided to try to get my putting downpath. The KC Pro Aviar is the putter I used to really start dialing in my putt and it’s the reason I still use stiff putters. I did change to the DD Marshal when it was released and have used it since. But this year I have been giving it some thought of revisiting the KC Pro Aviar as my putter again.

In my bag, few molds receive that kind of confidence. Naturally, if you’ve read this blog for any serious amount of time, you’re aware I’m passionate about the Rhyno. And I can’t shut up about the (flat-top) Gator, either. But without a doubt, at the forefront of the pack is the KC Pro Aviar.But if one (that’s it) disc golfer can find as much confidence in this disc as I have over the years, it’ll make the hours I put into this article well worth the effort. Because if there’s a SINGLE frisbee in your bag with which you don’t want to be wishy-washy, it’s your putting putter.Inside the circle, the overstability plays a role, but not enough of one to be all that noticeable. Where it does start to factor into the equation is from distance. Jump putts are a big part of my game. Whenever I review a new putter, my somewhat respectable jump putt is the first thing that goes. My mind (and body) are used to the gentle hook of a KC Pro Aviar – it’s a beautiful thing.