The Stryder is a Prodigy midrange rated 6/4/0/3, designed with Cale Leiviska for Prodigy's Collabs Series. No turn and a firm fade suit controlled, powerful mid shots with a dependable finish. Players who want a straight or understable mid should look elsewhere. Prodigy calls Leiviska a master of the midrange and describes the Stryder as a controllable mid that finishes with a little stability, built to handle power without drifting far either way. It belongs to Leiviska's Airborn discs, named for mythical creatures and nature. The PDGA approved the Stryder on 25 July 2022 (22-130). Try Discs lists it in 400 and 500 plastic as of October 2026. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Prodigy M Model S and the Kastaplast Nord.
The Stryder is a Prodigy midrange rated 6/4/0/3, designed with Cale Leiviska for Prodigy's Collabs Series. No turn and a firm fade suit controlled, powerful mid shots with a dependable finish. Players who want a straight or understable mid should look elsewhere.
Prodigy calls Leiviska a master of the midrange and describes the Stryder as a controllable mid that finishes with a little stability, built to handle power without drifting far either way. It belongs to Leiviska's Airborn discs, named for mythical creatures and nature.
The PDGA approved the Stryder on 25 July 2022 (22-130). Try Discs lists it in 400 and 500 plastic as of October 2026. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Prodigy M Model S and the Kastaplast Nord.
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