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Like a Swiss Army knife, the utility of the D Model S is endless, because of its stable flight characteristics. Thrown with power, this disc will ride a slow turn before having a soft fade. Players with less power, or throwing it with more finesse, will get a straighter flight out of the disc before it softly fades out. Whether it's a long gliding hyzer, a powerful hyzer flip, the D Model S can do it all. D Model discs are built for maximum distance and have a sharp nose and slight dome for increased speed and glide. They also feature medium-depth rim to allow a comfortable grip across different hand sizes. Our BaseGrip plastic offers a tactile feel for a sure grip every time you reach for it. It finds a great balance between stiffness and the ability to wear-in to perfection. BaseGrip plastic provides a cost-effective option without sacrificing on quality and performance in all weather conditions. We are confident BaseGrip GLOW discs are some of the most unique glow options out there. See for yourself! Once these are charged (we recommend a black light for best results), you will get a powerful, bright glow like no other. - Out of stock
The Prodigy Disc X3 is a consistent, very long flying, slightly overstable distance driver designed for all skill levels. The X3 is a great choice for any player looking to throw long, fast, and dependable drives. The X3 is slightly less stable than the X2, giving it a longer glide period in the middle of the flight path, and a softer left to right finish. The X3 matches the X1 and X2 in consistency but exceeds in turn and glide. “The X3 has quickly become my favorite driver for wooded courses. It has neutral flight characteristics, making it easy to manipulate the disc on a hyzer line, straight shot, or an anhyzer line. I love the X3 because I can still get the same distance as my D series on tighter wooded shots without as much fade at the end of its flight."
The Prodigy Disc X3 is a consistent, very long flying, slightly overstable distance driver designed for all skill levels. The X3 is a great choice for any player looking to throw long, fast, and dependable drives. The X3 is slightly less stable than the X2, giving it a longer glide period in the middle of the flight path, and a softer left to right finish. The X3 matches the X1 and X2 in consistency but exceeds in turn and glide. The X3 has quickly become my favorite driver for wooded courses. It has neutral flight characteristics, making it easy to manipulate the disc on a hyzer line, straight shot, or an anhyzer line. I love the X3 because I can still get the same distance as my D series on tighter wooded shots without as much fade at the end of its flight."






