The A5 is a slightly overstable Prodigy approach disc rated 4/3/0/2. A mild fade suits controlled upshots that land without skipping far, on backhand and forehand. Players who want a heavy fade for wind should look elsewhere. Prodigy describes a shallow, flat-topped disc with a smooth feel that suits sidearm approaches, handles torque and wears in to fly straight. Cale Leiviska, quoted by Prodigy in 2023, said it strikes a balance between finishing too hard and drifting too far and expected it to suit players who throw both forehand and backhand. On Disc Golf Course Review, four players found it more stable than the numbers Prodigy printed before 2023. The PDGA approved the A5 on 27 December 2021 (21-159). On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Discmania Maestro and the Disgo GP2.
The A5 is a slightly overstable Prodigy approach disc rated 4/3/0/2. A mild fade suits controlled upshots that land without skipping far, on backhand and forehand. Players who want a heavy fade for wind should look elsewhere.
Prodigy describes a shallow, flat-topped disc with a smooth feel that suits sidearm approaches, handles torque and wears in to fly straight. Cale Leiviska, quoted by Prodigy in 2023, said it strikes a balance between finishing too hard and drifting too far and expected it to suit players who throw both forehand and backhand. On Disc Golf Course Review, four players found it more stable than the numbers Prodigy printed before 2023.
The PDGA approved the A5 on 27 December 2021 (21-159). On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Discmania Maestro and the Disgo GP2.
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