Yeti Pro Aviars

[throwharder]

how do these fly compare to the soft-x focus or the tacky d focus?
thanks

Could someone please respond I am digging the soft focus right now, but I worry about the plastic.

[victorb]

learned 2 things today.

1. Still can't get comfortable with a big beaded putter.
2. Don't need the extra glide with my putting style.

back to challengers.

[zj1002]

The yetis have been great jump putters for me. Only draw back is the bounce of these discs because of the firm R-Pro mix. I might switch back to tacky 11x's for putts inside 25-30. I can't afford to have bounce/swing(chains) outs because of the plastic blend. The yeti won't be leaving the putting rotation however, mainly because it holds up great in all wind conditions. The plan is to carry a tacky 11x and one yeti. I'll switch them up based on the putt and weather conditions. I feel pretty confident with both because of the BB mold

[steven]

in weekend putting practice with my new yetis, I saw no more bounce outs than I have with other putters. I like the tacky feel and sunken flight plate. they fly very much like my tacky D focus', but feel a little better to me.

[Risk]

So is everyones opinion on the disc still good? My bro picked one up at a Tourney last weekend and thought it was a "game changer" for making more long putts.

[Frank Delicious]

I know a lot of guys who use these to run longer putts b/c the lack of glide.

[Itchy]

Lack of glide and crazy straight too. I have two and put one in the bag in place of my Wizard some times. Depends on how I've been putting lately. Really love my wizard, but some times I feel it lets me down, or gets in my head and I need to change something so Yetis or a Summit come in.

[JR]

Hmm i just played a round putting with them in contrast with the WWW tooled 12x KC Aviar yesterday and a lack of glide on the Yeti was not present. I overthrew too often. But i was also futzing with a different putting style. Going from spin putt to a hybrid of loft and spin putt. That rising momentum of the arm lead to some startling throwing over the basket and far away. From about 10-15' i missed three times going too high. The worst flew over the basket to 2' lower than the base of the pin to 25' away at least probably 30'. With way less elbow bend than a regular spin putt and less arm push speed. Not a lot of wrist action or finger spring either. Jokeri fell short big time the couple of times i tried to spin putt it. The height aiming for the styles is way different and it is more my inexperience with the hybrid style than the Yeti but it can glide well enough. Wind wasn't an issue because i was in a forest that blocked the wind present all around.

[juju]

How is the plastic holding up for those that have been using them for awhile. I never really gave it much of a chance since my KCs are working well for me.

[Itchy]

I never use it for anything more than 100-ish feet, but the one I've thrown so far is in very good shape. Gets dirty really easily, but it isn't bashed up. The other one is 10/10... because it hasn't been thrown yet.

[JR]

Nicks fairly fast on rocks but so does a KC Aviar too. KC for driving, approaches and putts, Yeti for putting only.

[JR]

More surprising airballs going far harumph...

[Sean40474]

Nicks fairly fast on rocks but so does a KC Aviar too. KC for driving, approaches and putts, Yeti for putting only.

I was really happy with this disc when it came to approaching, one of my favorites actually.

[Booter]

I went back to these for upshots,short drivs etc and im happy. The cfr yetis are a little stiffer than the stocks. Especially the black yetis. I likey.

[xare]

So how long before we start seeing the 4x Yeti Pro's and until booter starts paying $40 for every 3x Yeti out there?

Inquiring minds wish to know!