The D2 Max is a speed-13 Prodigy distance driver rated 13/5/-1/2. A little turn and a moderate fade suit long drives for strong throwers who want distance with a softer finish than an overstable driver. Players with slower arms, or anyone needing a heavy fade for wind, should look elsewhere. Prodigy called it the second disc in its Max Series: a fast, overstable driver a touch less stable than the D1 Max, whose slightly shallower rim and flatter top add speed and glide over the original D2 and soften the finish. The PDGA approved the D2 Max on 31 January 2019 (19-05), and Prodigy released it on 28 March 2019. Prodigy's 2023 update set its current figures, and Prodigy ended production in November 2024. Try Discs lists it in 400, 500, 400G and Prodigy Air as of October 2026. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Innova Charger and the MVP Octane.
The D2 Max is a speed-13 Prodigy distance driver rated 13/5/-1/2. A little turn and a moderate fade suit long drives for strong throwers who want distance with a softer finish than an overstable driver. Players with slower arms, or anyone needing a heavy fade for wind, should look elsewhere.
Prodigy called it the second disc in its Max Series: a fast, overstable driver a touch less stable than the D1 Max, whose slightly shallower rim and flatter top add speed and glide over the original D2 and soften the finish.
The PDGA approved the D2 Max on 31 January 2019 (19-05), and Prodigy released it on 28 March 2019. Prodigy's 2023 update set its current figures, and Prodigy ended production in November 2024. Try Discs lists it in 400, 500, 400G and Prodigy Air as of October 2026. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Innova Charger and the MVP Octane.
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