The M2 is a slightly overstable Prodigy midrange rated 5/4/0/2. No turn and a moderate fade give it a straight flight with a dependable finish, which suits approaches and controlled mid-range drives. Players who want an understable mid or a heavy fade for wind should look elsewhere. Prodigy calls it a dependable, slightly overstable midrange with consistency and control. Players on Disc Golf Course Review describe a straight flight with good glide and then a predictable fade, and two like it for forehands. The PDGA approved it on 5 March 2013 (13-13), alongside the M1, M3 and M4; the PDGA record lists it as the M2, originally the M3. It was the first Prodigy midrange released in ReBlend, the company's recycled premium plastic, and GT Hancock had a 2023 signature run. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Innova Shark3 and the MVP Vector.
The M2 is a slightly overstable Prodigy midrange rated 5/4/0/2. No turn and a moderate fade give it a straight flight with a dependable finish, which suits approaches and controlled mid-range drives. Players who want an understable mid or a heavy fade for wind should look elsewhere.
Prodigy calls it a dependable, slightly overstable midrange with consistency and control. Players on Disc Golf Course Review describe a straight flight with good glide and then a predictable fade, and two like it for forehands.
The PDGA approved it on 5 March 2013 (13-13), alongside the M1, M3 and M4; the PDGA record lists it as the M2, originally the M3. It was the first Prodigy midrange released in ReBlend, the company's recycled premium plastic, and GT Hancock had a 2023 signature run. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Innova Shark3 and the MVP Vector.
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