When it comes to putters, I tend to have an unpopular opinion. I really prefer putter with harder plastics because I think they feel better in my hand and that I can be very accurate with them. If you agree with me, then you will love the Aviar in Tour Series Pro plastic. I have three to five of them with me at all times because I love to throw and putt with them. As a RHFH, I can gently flip them to flat to approach, and I feel like I can run any putt within 50ft with them. These discs go right where you release them, which has helped me improve my putting. Lastly, if you are brand new to disc golf, you may want a softer putter. But if you like the hard plastic, the Tour Series Pro is the way to go!

The latest run of tour series pro plastic seems more grippy to me in a good way. I tend to air more on the side of push putting, but on longer putts I involve my wrist more, and these have just enough grip to help the disc not slip out of my hand. They fly just like the McPro aviars, but with a little more tack.

This putter is amazing. I love the way that the McPro plastic feels like, not too sticky or slick and just comes out of your hand beautifully. I only use this disc for putts, have a Star Aviar for shorter upshots but I have been nailing circle 1 and 2 distances with this keeping it on a flat/hyzer release angle.

This is a hard disc that is difficult to use in the colder months. I live in PA so when winter time comes around this disc does have trouble sticking to the chains sometimes and I need to switch it up to a softer putter that's not so rigid.

Would highly recommend this disc for anybody looking for a solid putter, very smooth and feels great in the hand.

The McPro Aviar is a special blend of plastic that really feels great in the hand, and beats into arguably one of the best putting putters money can buy. The special plastic blend also remains extremely grippy in the cold and the rain, making it a good choice in just about any weather conditions. I would recommend this disc to anyone looking for a go to putter in the innova line up. 

I really like the feel of this disc. It's a rigid putter that doesn't have a real tacky grip. If you want a beadless aviar with a hard plastic then I highly recommend. For those who enjoy something with a bit more tacky grip, then probably not for you, because it can feel a bit slick out of the box. Definitely gets more grippy as it wears in though. I will say to use in colder weather at your own risk. The hard plastic can be somewhat brittle in colder temperatures. My first one hit the pole in 50 degree weather and cracked right down the middle within the first week or two of getting it. If it weren't for that lack of durability I would have rated a full five stars

McPro Aviars are great if you like a firm, beadless putter. I started playing disc golf with 3 Innova Starter Sets, and started using DX Aviars, but have never found any reason to switch molds.

I started using an R-Pro Aviar when I was told that soft putters are great for catching chains, but while they do catch chains well, I would rather have the stiff McPro plastic for more consistent releases. I don't like beaded putters, so I never got a KC Pro Aviar, so the McPro is very similar, if not the exact same blend of plastic, in the beadless Avair P&A mold.

The biggest downside I have encountered using McPro Aviars has been the cold. I switch back to my R-Pro Aviar whenever it is lower than 50 degrees farenheight because my first McPro cracked while I was warming up for a round in January.

The Aviar is one of the most popular putters out there. It has a good feel to the disc with some great and consistent flight. The McPro Aviars are fantastic putters, Paul McBeth uses them for a reason. 

While there is a ton of praise for the Aviar, I still went away from putting with them because I found that I much preferred the shallower rim of the Pure. I also did not like that I could not consistently find Aviars in the McPro plastic, which was an issue when I broke some. They can be incredibly fragile in colder weather and so that was an issue I had. 

Overall, the Aviar is a great putter, everybody should consider using one if they are shopping for a new putter

I'll be honest, initially ordered this disc because Paul Mcbeth uses it and if it's good enough for him then maybe my game will improve. Really like the grippy plastic and consistent finish. Would say its helped my short game for sure.   

This disc has defidently found its place in my bag as my favorite putter. I use a McPro Aviar for all of my putts under 40 feet. The Aviar has such great glide and is always very predictable. This disc has defidently earned the title "Best Putter in The World".

I have used aviars since is started playing in the 90's and from then to today they are still my fav putter.  And in my mind one of the best beginner putters out there.  The mcpro plastic is taking a long time to get broken in.  From what other golfers have told me it takes about a year of constant use to get it broken in.