The D Model OS is an overstable speed-13 Prodigy distance driver rated 13/5/0/4, from its ACE Line. No turn and a heavy fade make it a power and wind driver for strong throwers. Players with slower arms, or anyone wanting a straight finish, should look elsewhere. Prodigy calls it a driver for power players that fights out of a slight high-speed turn and finishes with a hard fade, and at launch described a stiffer feel and a sharp nose built to cut through wind. Its D Model discs share a slight dome and a medium-depth rim meant to suit different hand sizes. The PDGA approved the D Model OS on 5 March 2020 (20-26), and Prodigy released it on 26 March 2020. Try Discs lists it in BaseGrip, BaseGrip Glow, DuraFlex, DuraFlex Glow and ProFlex as of October 2026. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Innova Ape and the Westside War Horse.
The D Model OS is an overstable speed-13 Prodigy distance driver rated 13/5/0/4, from its ACE Line. No turn and a heavy fade make it a power and wind driver for strong throwers. Players with slower arms, or anyone wanting a straight finish, should look elsewhere.
Prodigy calls it a driver for power players that fights out of a slight high-speed turn and finishes with a hard fade, and at launch described a stiffer feel and a sharp nose built to cut through wind. Its D Model discs share a slight dome and a medium-depth rim meant to suit different hand sizes.
The PDGA approved the D Model OS on 5 March 2020 (20-26), and Prodigy released it on 26 March 2020. Try Discs lists it in BaseGrip, BaseGrip Glow, DuraFlex, DuraFlex Glow and ProFlex as of October 2026. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Innova Ape and the Westside War Horse.
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