The H3 V2 is a Prodigy driver rated 10/5/-1/1, part of its H Series of hybrid drivers. A little turn, good glide and a light fade give it a straight flight that holds its line, which suits controlled distance on backhand and sidearm. Players who need a strong fade for wind should look elsewhere. Prodigy says it builds on the first H3, with a little less rim depth for an easier grip and a reworked outer rim for a faster flight with more glide, and says it flies anywhere from stable to a little overstable, depending on how hard it is thrown. Cale Leiviska, quoted by Prodigy, said the H3 V2 was going straight into the bag. Players on Disc Golf Course Review describe a straight flier that holds its line. The PDGA approved the retooled H3 on 8 February 2018 (18-16); the original H3 dates from 2015. Prodigy's 2023 flight-number update set its current figures. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the MVP Trail and the DGA Undertow.
The H3 V2 is a Prodigy driver rated 10/5/-1/1, part of its H Series of hybrid drivers. A little turn, good glide and a light fade give it a straight flight that holds its line, which suits controlled distance on backhand and sidearm. Players who need a strong fade for wind should look elsewhere.
Prodigy says it builds on the first H3, with a little less rim depth for an easier grip and a reworked outer rim for a faster flight with more glide, and says it flies anywhere from stable to a little overstable, depending on how hard it is thrown. Cale Leiviska, quoted by Prodigy, said the H3 V2 was going straight into the bag. Players on Disc Golf Course Review describe a straight flier that holds its line.
The PDGA approved the retooled H3 on 8 February 2018 (18-16); the original H3 dates from 2015. Prodigy's 2023 flight-number update set its current figures. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the MVP Trail and the DGA Undertow.
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