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Introducing Innova's most flexible plastic, SOFT PRO! At 3x softer than R-Pro and 5x softer than KC, these putters are easy to use & really grab the chains, even when cold or wet. Available as Aviar P&A, Aviar Driver, Whale, Xero, & Firefly. #discgolf

23,442 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren •via X (Twitter)

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Eric S Guessvor 2 Jahren

Sweet! Rhynos next, right?!

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Pwnagevor 2 Jahren

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thunderbird9502vor 2 Jahren

Please mold the Rhyno in this!!

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Danavor 2 Jahren

@InnovaDiscs 😇🔦🐷🙏 and I’ll take some Pigs in this SOFT PRO blend too!!

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ZombieButtNuggetvor 2 Jahren

No darts? For shame

Profilbild von Josh Didur
Josh Didurvor 2 Jahren

You should run some Toro's in this, love my R pro but this would be even better

Profilbild von CodyG
CodyGvor 2 Jahren

@StevenLeeMay @JetGangVex new plastic alert 🤤

Profilbild von D
Dvor 2 Jahren

Sensing some SSS Gateway vibes here and I’m into it!

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Nick Carroll Disc Golfvor 2 Jahren

How does the durability and grip compare to KC and R Pro, respectively? Thank you in advance.

Profilbild von Innova Factory Store
Innova Factory Storevor 2 Jahren

Durable Nexus > KC Pro > XT > RPro/Soft Pro Grip Soft Pro > RPro > XT > Nexus > KC Pro

Profilbild von Papa Johns
Papa Johnsvor 2 Jahren

@9kft8vw264 Imagine the DART in this plastic though! 🤩

Profilbild von Utena
Utenavor 2 Jahren

I must’ve bought this 10 years ago and it was “soft” when I bought it and is softer than the current R-Pro Darts y’all produce. Please add the Dart to this “soft pro” line 🙏

Profilbild von Greg Mcclure
Greg Mcclurevor 2 Jahren

Yes, please. Very excited for this. Please run the Aviar3 and Toro in this plastic.

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Thrilomvor 2 Jahren

3 2 0 1... say no more. Any variation in your molds lately. I 2nd the rhyno in this mold. Also, rhyno dx glow would be nice.

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Dr. Bwana Colombus 🇺🇸vor 2 Jahren

SOFT PRO POLECAT PLZ.

Profilbild von TheBigLebowski🎳
TheBigLebowski🎳vor 2 Jahren

A polecat in this plastic would be moneeeeey.

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Benny Pennyvor 2 Jahren

Bruh, when this showed up on my YT feed I was so psyched. The big bead feels really good. I hope the Aviar/firefly boys go nuts for these and we get Rhynos. I'll legit switch putting putters forever.

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joel canovor 2 Jahren

did you peep these yet @DiscDonkey

Profilbild von Chris Driscoll
Chris Driscollvor 2 Jahren

As soon as you make Rhynos in this, I'm all over it!

Profilbild von The Swadfather
The Swadfathervor 2 Jahren

I was playing Ralph M Lewis WHILE this was being filmed!

Profilbild von Jonathan sutton
Jonathan suttonvor 2 Jahren

I got a F2 R-Pro Toro from DGU. It is the softest R-Pro I own. If you’re familiar with that run, how do these compare?

Profilbild von Innova Factory Store
Innova Factory Storevor 2 Jahren

Should be softer from what we can recall.

Profilbild von Jacob Leistner
Jacob Leistnervor 2 Jahren

When comparing plastics is it flexible like the K1 softs from Kastaplast?

Profilbild von Allen Risley
Allen Risleyvor 2 Jahren

I'm holding out for "Softer Pro".

Profilbild von Innova Factory Store
Innova Factory Storevor 2 Jahren

Softest Pro? Dare we put nails on the chalk board and debut, "Most Softest Pro"?

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