Innova Aviar

A beadless rim means the bottom edge of the disc is smooth and rounded rather than having a raised ridge. This creates a cleaner release from your hand, which many players prefer for putting because it feels less restrictive and more consistent.

Star plastic is known for its durability and firm, grippy feel. Unlike softer base plastics that can get gouged easily, Star plastic maintains its shape and flight characteristics longer, even if you hit the occasional tree.

The Star Aviar is versatile enough for both. Its straight flight path makes it a reliable putter inside the circle, while its stability allows it to hold a line well for approach shots and short drives.

No, this disc is designed to fly straight with a very predictable, gentle finish. It won't dump or fade aggressively, making it a great choice for players who want a disc that goes exactly where they aim.

Yes, lighter discs (closer to 150g) are generally easier to throw for beginners or in calm conditions, while heavier discs (closer to 175g) offer more stability and are less affected by wind. Choose a weight based on your arm speed and the typical wind conditions you play in.