The Innova Halo Star AviarX3 takes the Aviar shape and adds enough weight to the rim to make it Innova's most overstable Aviar model. In Halo Star plastic, that extra beef makes it even more useful as a forehand driving putter.

Flight Numbers: 3 / 2 / 0 / 3

Halo Star is a firmer, slightly more overstable blend than standard Star, and on the AviarX3 that means the strong fade shows up early and stays consistent for a long time. It grips well for both backhand power grips and forehand flicks, and the flat top makes for a clean, repeatable release.

Low glide is the whole point here. Thrown flat, it goes about as far as you throw it and then drops with a hard, reliable fade instead of drifting past the target. That makes it a good choice for hyzer shots you do not want going too far, or for stepping down from a full power midrange when you need more control. It is torque resistant enough to handle a hard forehand without turning over.

Good for intermediate to advanced players who already putt with an Aviar and want something more overstable for approach shots and short, controlled drives into wind. Not a disc for players who want a lot of glide inside the circle.

Want a similar overstable approach disc with a bit more glide? The Discraft ESP Zone is the usual answer. Prefer a flatter-topped alternative in the same family? Look at the R-Pro Pig. Browse our overstable putters.

Speed 3, glide 2, turn 0, fade 3. Diameter 21.3 cm, rim width 1.0 cm, max weight 175 g.