Prodigy Ace Line DuraFlex M Model S Midrange with Matt Orum 2021 Signature Series Stamp [Back Stock Inventory - Disc and Stamp Color WILL VARY]
Prodigy Ace Line DuraFlex M Model S Midrange with Matt Orum 2021 Signature Series Stamp [Back Stock Inventory - Disc and Stamp Color WILL VARY]
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Team Prodigy has been lighting up the course this year, and each of these discs go directly to supporting their efforts. We have a great number of players across different molds. See All: DuraFlex M Model Ss with Matt Orum 2021 Signature Series stamp.
Mold: The Prodigy Ace Line M Model S Midrange in DuraFlex Plastic -- Speed: 6.0 | Glide: 4.0 | Turn: 0.0 | Fade: 3.0
See all M Model Ss
Everybody needs a workhorse in the woods, and the M Model S is it. It has a neutral to slightly overstable flight with little turn and slight fade to help players throw different shot shapes by changing the release angle. When in doubt, it will be a disc you reach for thanks to its versatility, straight flight, and soft finish.
Players will be able to navigate tight fairways or throw longer approaches with confidence. Work with it at any angle to hit that perfect line. With a slightly larger diameter than drivers, M Model discs are designed for control and provide a great tool for players to learn different disc flights on both drives and approach shots
- Diameter: 21.7 cm
- Height: 2.0 cm
- Rim Depth: 1.5 cm
- Rim Width: 1.3 cm
- Min Weight: 170 g
- Max Weight: 180 g
- Stability: Overstable
Plastic: DuraFlex - See all DuraFlex Discs
A good premium plastic is durable enough to stand the test of time and the elements while still providing excellent grip. Prodigy hit all those marks with the DuraFlex blend that will continue to feel nice and grippy whether it’s the first flight or long after the disc has slowly broken in.
Stamp: Matt Orum 2021 Signature Series
DZ Discs has come through twice in the last month in providing rare, hard to find discs! I am 68 years old and I've been playing disc golf for over 25 years. Now-a-days I prefer old style lighter discs with medium speed, lots of glide and negative turn. When all others failed, DZ discs had something I could use.
