The NERF Soft Flight Driver comes from Prodigy's 2026 collaboration with Hasbro's NERF: a PDGA-approved driver molded in squishy, grippy Soft Flight material at roughly 100 grams, rated 9/4/-2/2 here. The whole point is approachability: featherweight, understable, and safe-feeling, it gives kids and brand-new players real distance and real flights out of the box. As a legal-for-sanctioned-play gateway disc, it is a clever piece of grow-the-sport engineering.
The NERF Soft Flight Driver comes from Prodigy's 2026 collaboration with Hasbro's NERF: a PDGA-approved driver molded in squishy, grippy Soft Flight material at roughly 100 grams, rated 9/4/-2/2 here. The whole point is approachability: featherweight, understable, and safe-feeling, it gives kids and brand-new players real distance and real flights out of the box. As a legal-for-sanctioned-play gateway disc, it is a clever piece of grow-the-sport engineering.
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