See All: Air Spectrum H3 V2s with Stock stamp.
Mold: The Prodigy H3 V2 Fairway Driver -- Speed: 11 | Glide: 5 | Turn: -1 | Fade: 2
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The Prodigy Disc H3 V2 Hybrid Driver has been built upon the characteristics of the original H3 to create an improved and superior disc. Like the original H3, the H3 V2 is stable to slightly over stable, depending on the thrower’s power. The H3 V2 sports an upgraded shape from the original H3, with a slightly shallower rim depth, offering an easier grip, and an updated outside rim that allows for a consistent, yet faster flight with more glide. This allows the player to gain more distance, while maintaining dependability and a slightly over stable finish. The H3 V2 can handle any condition thrown its way, and is an excellent choice for backhand and side arm throwers alike. Core Team member and National Tour Champion, Cale Leiviska said, “The H3 V2 has improved greatly. It’s not quite as over stable [as the original H3] and has significantly more glide. I am excited about this because its distance fits perfectly in between the midranges and X3’s which I have been throwing a lot. [It is] very easy to throw and was consistently ripping straight for a while and finishing left every time for me.” The H Series is a new class of Hybrid Drivers. The H Series discs range in speeds from 9-11, and, over time, will be available in a range from H1-H8. The H Series flies longer and faster than our F Series Fairway Drivers but slower and more accurate than our fast flying Distance Drivers.
Plastic: Air Spectrum - See all Air Spectrum Discs
Prodigy Spectrum plastic has been a HIT around the world with the incredible look of swirly plastic. For the first time ever, Prodigy is offering AIR plastic models in Spectrum! This allows all levels of players to be able to get the most beautiful looking plastic in their bag in the weight class they enjoy throwing.
Stamp: Stock
This is the standard, or stock, stamp for this mold in this plastic, at this time. Stock stamps change from time to time as manufacturers attempt to keep their offerings fresh.