Save $$ on all things disc golf! discgolfdealsu... or use code IcebergTV at checkout Elevate Your Game www.bergsdiscs... Use Code Ice20 For 20% off your order
I have bagged multiple H7's. Since I live in Prodigy country in GA I have about 5 from tournament Player Packs. It is quite popular in this area. I played with someone in a tournament one time and threw a gem of a hyzer flip, late turn, and slow drift to the right and one of my card mates immediately said, "H7!" even though he didn't see the disc before I threw it.
Nice comparisons! I bought one Gorgon in Star plastic, but it's way too flippy for me. Might bag it as a roller once I've practiced rollers enough to trust them. Got two Trails at the same time and they fly like a dream. I would really like to see you make a comparison video with the Rhythm and the Trail. In my opinion they fly exactly the same, but the Rhythm is just a touch slower.
When prodigy refreshed their logos for the newer run stuff they updated all the flight numbers to be more "accurate" to the real thing. The white H7 you have is of the older variety
One stark difference I noticed between the H7 and trail is the trail rim is very concave where as the H7 rim seems very convex. I think that’s why the trail is more overstable
I bought an infinite discs stamped trail, and it has a crazy dome. Almost to where it is uncomfortable in my hand but it is probably my furthest flying disc now
That -4 on the H7 seemed spot on. I use an H5. Much more controllable. Interesting enough tho because my F7 is awesome and only has -3 turn… I guess the F and H series are not numbered the same
Different flight numbers are not without precedent. The Gorgon has different numbers between plastics, but it's the turn number that is different. The GStar is -3 turn, and all the othet plastics are -2, even the Pro Plastic. I think the explanation of the stamp and brand refresh is probably more likely for the H7. That being said, I just saw that Prodigy is releasing a "Retroflight Full Color Series" in 200 plastic and the spped is 10.
The H7 has the same numbers as a Roadrunner. Expect the numbers are accurate. My star RR is always beefier than the numbers suggest. They both have that same convex wing shape.
Nice thing about the Gorgon is that it's available in slightly lighter weights. The Trail and F7 are pretty much only made in max weights so they're not an option for me. Looks like the Gorgon has a more rounded edge than the other two.
I sensed a little frustration on your party as though you were throwing six different discs that almost all didn't behave the way you expected. It seems that with modern discs, you should be able to have some confidence that they would all fly fairly close to their numbers. So, I would have expected the Trails to be relatively straight, the two Gorgons to be more under-stable with the GStar having a little more turn, then the H7s to have the most turn, but be similar to each other. I personally hate spending the time to select a disc, based on it's flight numbers, then having to start the process over when its flight is way off from those numbers.
I just ordered some PA-5s from Prodigy’s site. I noticed the 400 and 750 have the same flight numbers of 3/4/-2/0.5 while the new Reblend has 3/3/-2/0.5. I’m wondering if they are still updating flight numbers like they did a couple of years ago.
The background in your video looks like its a photo for some reason. I just got an H7 in 500 plastic, was expecting a 10 speed and it has a 9 on it too.
Me reading the title: ooh, I'm'a want that. Me seeing the H7: Oh, I've got a couple of those. Personally, I agree it's not as flippy as the -4 turn rating would suggest. The older run I have had both the 400 and 500 numbered at 9,5,-4,1 as well. Not sure what's up with the change, kind of wonder if they just bumped the rating to 10 to help market its similarity to the trail and gorgon.
Leave a comment! If you have nothing to add please leave an algorithm comment saying whatever lol
I have bagged multiple H7's. Since I live in Prodigy country in GA I have about 5 from tournament Player Packs. It is quite popular in this area. I played with someone in a tournament one time and threw a gem of a hyzer flip, late turn, and slow drift to the right and one of my card mates immediately said, "H7!" even though he didn't see the disc before I threw it.
Nice comparisons!
I bought one Gorgon in Star plastic, but it's way too flippy for me. Might bag it as a roller once I've practiced rollers enough to trust them. Got two Trails at the same time and they fly like a dream.
I would really like to see you make a comparison video with the Rhythm and the Trail. In my opinion they fly exactly the same, but the Rhythm is just a touch slower.
When prodigy refreshed their logos for the newer run stuff they updated all the flight numbers to be more "accurate" to the real thing. The white H7 you have is of the older variety
H7 looks like a great disc for someone like me with a slow arm speed!
Gorgon flying like a rollo
The LSD Tumbleweed should be in this conversation.
One stark difference I noticed between the H7 and trail is the trail rim is very concave where as the H7 rim seems very convex. I think that’s why the trail is more overstable
My star Gorgon has never flown like that. I generally get a nice big turn to the right and predictable fade at the end on my backhand.
I bought an infinite discs stamped trail, and it has a crazy dome. Almost to where it is uncomfortable in my hand but it is probably my furthest flying disc now
H7 is my furthest flying disc for my noodle arm
The stock Neutron Trail is so good though I can't imagine replacing it with a Prodigy disc.
Then your missing out, Prodigy makes good plastic, i love my PA-5 and M model S
@pm5k00 the trail is a driver lol
That -4 on the H7 seemed spot on. I use an H5. Much more controllable. Interesting enough tho because my F7 is awesome and only has -3 turn… I guess the F and H series are not numbered the same
H7, D4. A2 and PA3s will always have a home in my bag
Dang Dylan, your weight loss is really significant. Keep doing what you're doing!
Thanks for noticing! Just ran a half marathon training for my 2nd as we speak!!!!
Different flight numbers are not without precedent. The Gorgon has different numbers between plastics, but it's the turn number that is different. The GStar is -3 turn, and all the othet plastics are -2, even the Pro Plastic.
I think the explanation of the stamp and brand refresh is probably more likely for the H7. That being said, I just saw that Prodigy is releasing a "Retroflight Full Color Series" in 200 plastic and the spped is 10.
H7 is roller out of the box. Great utility disc.
The H7 has the same numbers as a Roadrunner. Expect the numbers are accurate. My star RR is always beefier than the numbers suggest. They both have that same convex wing shape.
Woo Prodigy!!!
Looking at the H7 profile made me think of the Discraft Heat
Similar high speed to my ESP Heat, and my Z heat is similar to the more stable Gorgon.
Nice thing about the Gorgon is that it's available in slightly lighter weights. The Trail and F7 are pretty much only made in max weights so they're not an option for me. Looks like the Gorgon has a more rounded edge than the other two.
I sensed a little frustration on your party as though you were throwing six different discs that almost all didn't behave the way you expected. It seems that with modern discs, you should be able to have some confidence that they would all fly fairly close to their numbers. So, I would have expected the Trails to be relatively straight, the two Gorgons to be more under-stable with the GStar having a little more turn, then the H7s to have the most turn, but be similar to each other.
I personally hate spending the time to select a disc, based on it's flight numbers, then having to start the process over when its flight is way off from those numbers.
I just ordered some PA-5s from Prodigy’s site. I noticed the 400 and 750 have the same flight numbers of 3/4/-2/0.5 while the new Reblend has 3/3/-2/0.5. I’m wondering if they are still updating flight numbers like they did a couple of years ago.
I think I need a trail.
@@PrayAndPutt use my link save 10% !!! It's in the description
Prodigy updated a bunch of their flight numbers in July of 2023 and the H7 went from a 9 to a 10 speed.
Tfs❤
The numbers on a H7 are the same as a Roadrunner. A comparison might be closer than the Gorgon.
Why is the fairway green and the rough yellow? 😂
You gonna try the infinite Aztec, it a better Flippy 10 speed.
I bad an H7 but mines a 9/5/-4/1
You rarely throw anything on enough hyzer to see these understable discs fly. It’s just a function of your natural release.
He’s throwing with plenty of hyzer, he just needs to throw it higher and aim more left for the flippier ones
Eh changed my mind. He was yanking them over
Have you thrown a Westside Northman?
The background in your video looks like its a photo for some reason. I just got an H7 in 500 plastic, was expecting a 10 speed and it has a 9 on it too.
More importantly, what shoes are those?
Lems primal pursuit
@@IceBergTV right on. Those look solid
My max is 285’ with a colossus…. This might help me finally get to 300’!!!
Love my H7 for a LHBH turnover.
How close do you think an H7 is to a Mantra?
Who’s the father?
500 is almost always flippier.
Fact
Me reading the title: ooh, I'm'a want that.
Me seeing the H7: Oh, I've got a couple of those.
Personally, I agree it's not as flippy as the -4 turn rating would suggest. The older run I have had both the 400 and 500 numbered at 9,5,-4,1 as well. Not sure what's up with the change, kind of wonder if they just bumped the rating to 10 to help market its similarity to the trail and gorgon.
I'm looking at these two discs and to me.... They look nothing alike.
The LSD Tumbleweed should be in this conversation.