The D1 Max is an overstable speed-13 Prodigy distance driver rated 13/5/-1/3. A little high-speed turn and a firm fade make it a power driver for strong arms and windy days. Players with slower arms, or anyone wanting an understable driver, should look elsewhere. Prodigy called it its first retooled distance driver: the D1's dependable finish with more speed and distance, from a slightly smaller rim and a smooth top, made alongside the original D1. The PDGA approved the D1 Max on 31 January 2019 (19-04), and Prodigy released it on 21 February 2019. Prodigy's 2023 flight-number update set its current figures, and Prodigy ended production in November 2024. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Discraft Nuke and the Discmania DD4.
The D1 Max is an overstable speed-13 Prodigy distance driver rated 13/5/-1/3. A little high-speed turn and a firm fade make it a power driver for strong arms and windy days. Players with slower arms, or anyone wanting an understable driver, should look elsewhere.
Prodigy called it its first retooled distance driver: the D1's dependable finish with more speed and distance, from a slightly smaller rim and a smooth top, made alongside the original D1.
The PDGA approved the D1 Max on 31 January 2019 (19-04), and Prodigy released it on 21 February 2019. Prodigy's 2023 flight-number update set its current figures, and Prodigy ended production in November 2024. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Discraft Nuke and the Discmania DD4.
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