The H4 V2 is a slightly understable Prodigy driver rated 10/5/-2/1, part of its H Series of hybrid drivers. Some turn and a light fade suit hyzer flips, gentle turnovers and long, gliding shots in the open or through the woods. Players who need a stable finish for wind should look elsewhere. Prodigy places it between its H3 V2 and H5 and says its rim is shallower and its nose sharper than the first H4's, which Prodigy credits for a comfier grip and extra speed and glide. For a right-hand backhand, Prodigy describes a smooth turn to the right and a soft finish back to the left. The PDGA approved the H4 V2 on 20 April 2018 (18-39); the original H4 dates from 2014. Prodigy's 2023 flight-number update set its current figures. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Discmania TD and the Innova Gorgon.
The H4 V2 is a slightly understable Prodigy driver rated 10/5/-2/1, part of its H Series of hybrid drivers. Some turn and a light fade suit hyzer flips, gentle turnovers and long, gliding shots in the open or through the woods. Players who need a stable finish for wind should look elsewhere.
Prodigy places it between its H3 V2 and H5 and says its rim is shallower and its nose sharper than the first H4's, which Prodigy credits for a comfier grip and extra speed and glide. For a right-hand backhand, Prodigy describes a smooth turn to the right and a soft finish back to the left.
The PDGA approved the H4 V2 on 20 April 2018 (18-39); the original H4 dates from 2014. Prodigy's 2023 flight-number update set its current figures. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Discmania TD and the Innova Gorgon.
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