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The Innova XT Aviar3 is a sleek approach disc that’s big on grip and landing within drop-in range. How the XT Aviar3 disc feels: Lower profile design. Comfortable grip without too much room. Dome ranges from pretty flat to noticeable. Aviar3 Flight Numbers: 3 / 2 / 0 / 2 How the Aviar3 flies: The Aviar3 is a stable to slightly overstable approach disc. Steady is a great word to describe its flight, even when ample power is deployed. Backhand or forehand, take your pick - the Aviar3 works equally well for short to midrange lengths. Plus, with its minimal glide, you can trust it to hit your landing zone. XT plastic: Firm with a tacky grip, XT is among Innova best plastics in terms of grip. As far as durability, XT is more durable than DX and most Pro plastics. Great for: Backhand and forehand approaches Long range and headwind putts Short drives off the tee How will I throw it?: Beginner to intermediate players will likely see flights with heavy fade at flight’s end. But their lines will straighten out, as they become more accustomed to it. Advanced players will see very straight flights with a hint of turn from approach shots and moderate turn from forehands.

No need to hold back with the Innova XT AviarX3. The most overstable Aviar will give you uber confidence in your approach game. How the XT AviarX3 disc feels: Low profile build and firm, flat flight plate make it nice and snug in the hand. Flat to board flat. AviarX3 Flight Numbers: 3 / 2 / 0 / 3 How the AviarX3 flies: The AviarX3 is an overstable putt and approach disc that’s essentially a mid range in putt & approach clothing. This beefy disc allows you to get aggressive with your backhand or forehand approaches without any second guessing -  headwinds included. Extend your accuracy for moderate length drives with the AviarX3 too. XT plastic: Firm with a tacky grip, XT is among Innova best plastics in terms of grip. As far as durability, XT is more durable than DX and most Pro plastics. Great for: Out-of-position rescue shots Point and shoot flick rollers Stable flexing anhyzers Ultra-long panning overhead throws How will I throw it?: Beginners: We don’t recommend this disc to beginners. Intermediate players without a developing forehand may struggle to control this disc. From up to 300 feet, Advanced players will see straight flights followed by a definitive fade. Great for controlled tee shots.