The MX-3 is a beaded Prodigy midrange rated 5/4/0/1. No turn, good glide and a small fade give it a straight flight that resists turning over, which suits controlled mid-range drives for players who throw hard. Players who want an understable mid should look elsewhere. Prodigy describes a slightly overstable, torque-resistant beaded mid that still glides well on anhyzer and flex lines, and says it has stability like its M2 with more glide and a later fade. Its MX Series discs are a little smaller and slimmer than the M Series. Cale Leiviska chose it for a 2020 signature run. The PDGA approved the MX-3 on 7 May 2019 (19-42), and Prodigy's 2023 update set its current numbers. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Innova Jay and the Gateway Morningstar.
The MX-3 is a beaded Prodigy midrange rated 5/4/0/1. No turn, good glide and a small fade give it a straight flight that resists turning over, which suits controlled mid-range drives for players who throw hard. Players who want an understable mid should look elsewhere.
Prodigy describes a slightly overstable, torque-resistant beaded mid that still glides well on anhyzer and flex lines, and says it has stability like its M2 with more glide and a later fade. Its MX Series discs are a little smaller and slimmer than the M Series. Cale Leiviska chose it for a 2020 signature run.
The PDGA approved the MX-3 on 7 May 2019 (19-42), and Prodigy's 2023 update set its current numbers. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Innova Jay and the Gateway Morningstar.
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