About this item
- ABOUT THE ARCHIVE – The Prodigy Archive is one of the latest disc golf midranges from the Isaac Robinson Collab Series. Isaac knows how to carve up woods with his midrange shots, and the Archive promises to be that disc that he will be using day in and day out!
- HOW IT FLIES – The Archive is best for straight to overstable shots, with a gentle pushing fade. This has a ton of glide, and a comfortable beadless design means it is an easy midrange to fall in love with for mini flex shots and reliable fading hyzers!
- ABOUT THE PLASTIC – The Prodigy 500 Plastic is stiffer, with a less gummy feel compared to 400 plastic. This provides a confident grip on the disc, balancing the right amount of flex and firmness
- FLIGHT NUMBERS – The Archive is rated as Speed 5 | Glide 5 | Turn 0 | Fade 2. This makes it a great disc for beginners and pros alike to get a variety of shots done. Whatever your skill level, the Archive will fit in your disc golf bag.
- STAMP & DISC COLOR MAY VARY – Please note that when you purchase the Prodigy M4 that you will receive a random stamp and color disc.
– Samir Bradtke
Out of the box, it seems to be a little more than 2 fade. I found that when thrown flats it has a strong fade at the end of the flight. When thrown on anhyzer it has a great flight, trying to get out of the anhyzer angle. It is a fun disc to throw, feels like a hybrid of a buzz and roc, the rim is really similar to a buzz and the flight place has the dome of a roc. It will be replacing my buzz
– Alexandre Mosciski I
Nit too stable, great rip without worrying too much about it going way off. Build in 500 plastic feels great
– Miss Maria Rogahn
The only issue is i wish I could have picked the color. Flyes great and consistent.