DISC INFORMATION:
Brand: Prodigy
Mold: M4
Material: 300 Plastic
Type: Midrange
Stamp Art: Stock
FLIGHT RATING:
SPEED: 5.0 GLIDE: 5.0 TURN: -1.0 FADE: 1.0
SHOTS USED FOR:
Midrange / Under Stable / Skill level: Everyone
MATERIAL:
Prodigy Discs 300 plastic is their baseline plastic, designed for optimal feel and grip for putters, approach discs, and midrange discs. It's a blend of materials that's durable enough to take a solid impact and maintain its flight characteristics while still having the ability to be broken over time. This makes it a great choice for beginners and experienced players alike.
Here are some of the key features of Prodigy Disc 300 plastic:
Durable: Can withstand impacts and maintain its flight path.
Grippy: Provides a secure grip in all weather conditions.
Break-in potential: Becomes more flexible and grippy over time with use.
Affordable: More cost-effective than premium plastics.
Prodigy Disc 300 plastic is available in a wide variety of colors and discs, so you can find the perfect one for your game. Some of the most popular Prodigy Disc 300 plastic discs include the PA3, A3, and MX3.
If you're looking for a durable, grippy, and affordable plastic for your putters, approach discs, and midrange discs, Prodigy Disc 300 plastic is a great option.
DESCRIPTION:
The Prodigy Disc M4 is a remarkably versatile midrange disc revered for its predictable flight path, impressive distance potential, and user-friendliness. It's a staple in the bags of players of all skill levels, from beginners to seasoned veterans. Here's a closer look at what makes the M4 such a standout:
Flight Profile:
Stability: 4.0 (on Prodigy's scale, with 1 being most over stable and 7 being most under stable). This translates to a straight flight with a gentle turn at high speeds and a reliable fade at the end, making it perfect for accurate approaches, hyzer lines, and fighting headwinds.
Glide: 5.0 (high). The M4 boasts exceptional glide, allowing it to sail effortlessly through the air and cover impressive distances for a midrange disc. This makes it ideal for long tunnel shots, hyzer flips, and maximizing control on approach shots.
Speed: 5.0 (moderate). The comfortable speed makes the M4 accessible to players of all arm speeds, while still packing enough power for longer throws. This versatility is one of the M4's key strengths.
Versatility:
Approach: The M4 shines in approach situations, offering confident control and predictable lines for tight gaps, obstacles, and delicate landings. Its reliable fade helps ensure predictable landings near the basket.
Fairway: The M4's impressive distance potential makes it a viable option for shorter fairway drives on open holes. Its high glide allows it to navigate obstacles and hyzer lines with ease.
Utility: The M4's gentle turn can be utilized for creative lines like turnovers, flex shots, and skip shots, adding some utility to your bag. However, it's primarily an approach and fairway driver.
Feel and Grip:
Available in a variety of Prodigy plastics like 300, 400, 500, and 750, each offering a unique grip and feel. Choose from grippy and durable base plastics like 300, to premium options like 500 and 750 for a slicker feel.
The M4 features a comfortable rim depth and rounded profile, making it easy to grip and release for a variety of throwing styles. Its comfortable rim makes it forgiving for beginners and allows for confident releases for experienced players.
Prodigy Disc M4 is a must-have disc for players seeking a reliable, versatile, and predictable midrange. Its user-friendly flight path, impressive distance potential, and comfortable feel make it a favorite among disc golfers of all skill levels. Whether you're a beginner looking for a control disc or a seasoned player seeking a dependable approach weapon, the M4 is definitely worth checking out.
DETAILED INFORMATION:
Max Weight: 180.1gr
Diameter: 21.7cm
Height: 2.0cm
Rim Depth: 1.3cm
Rim Thickness: 1.4cm
Inside Rim Diameter: 18.9cm
Rim Depth / Diameter Ratio: 6.0%
Rim Configuration: 52.00
Flexibility: 8.85kg
PDGA APPROVAL DATE:
03/05/2013
