I got a px3 in the mail Friday. ALL weekend I used it against my zone, distortion, and Proton Envy. By the end I found myself having the most fun with the distortion and PX3.
The A3 is my favorite approach disc. I found one used in 750, and it feels beautiful. It is slightly more torque resistant than the zone for forehands. I never thought I’d move on from the Brody Zone until I tried it.
The PX-3 "Shusterick 2022 Signature" in 500, shiny purple/gray metallic, made my bag (were on sale), also bought the Suspect, 2 Roc, a Roc3 to complement my microbeaded eMac Truth and OS-OS approach Viking Loki. I feel the bead makes the release better/cleaner for my modified fangrip that I stared using just by feel without thinking about it. Its definitely like a slower speed mid with its flat top. The PA-1 is very nice on shorter drives but its quite deep and won't push out as far as the PX-3/JOKERi.
Ive been needing a more stable putter for throwing lately, and these all look pretty great honestly. Never really thrown prodigy before. Also, I like when you do the challenges like this to keep the disc for yourself, you earned it. Plus it keeps you competitive when you're the only one playing
I've built my putting around the P Model S (similar to PA-3), it's great, and is dirt cheap... I've got around 12 of them (for practicing) for a fraction of the price of other putters..
My friend Sean picked up a P Model US in their premium Pro Flex plastic and he loves it now, and it's in his bag as a throwing putter. It flies dead straight when he throws it.
I putt with the PA-1 and I love it. It’s also pretty torque resistant so it handles forehands around 200 ft for me. Lovely disc just need to get a more premium plastic version
Is the px-3 like a bit more over stable envy? I am looking for an overstanle pitter that glides and doesnt dump. Not sure if it exists. I wanted the envy to be that but it is a bit too strait. I also have baby hands and i have figures out 1.4mm inside rim depth is my max for comfort. Any deeper it sits at an angle in my hand and i cant get a flat release.
Ive been putting pa2 for a bit now. Nice shallow straight flier. P model OS is pretty dope too. I have a feeling its going to beat in to a REALLY nice thrower!
These are putters I use daily (except PMOS, haven't got one yet), I would love to forehand them. What is a piece of advice you have for flicking putters?
Im from New Hampshire and I have never seen an airated park until a couple years ago. I visited my parents in Colorado and I thought the course was covered in poop, but it was actually grass. But then...I played a different course. That looked airated. Except this time, it was goose shit there was so much of it.
In all sincerity, although I'm not a huge fan of other types of prodigy discs, Prodigy putters are the best in the business for variety and predictability.
Been following since around your POV Sky God video and I had a random thought: Is there a reason you throw everything on a hyzer recently? 150ft hole and you throw a spike hyzer at it. I get that these are OS but it's something I've noticed on all your recent videos. Thanks for uploading so much. I usually start my day watching your stuff.
@@DigitalDeluxeEdition Yeah, true. I guess those Colorado winds will mess with your confidence enough to make you throw the same shot on every hole, especially if you trust it'll land where you need it to.
Prodigy has some good plastic and molds. The issue is you can never buy them online because the plastic is so inconsistent and the discs can have such severe manufacturing issues that it’ll just make your jaw drop.
Prodigy has some good discs and I would enjoy them more if the flashing was less aggressive (Putters are usually fine, but as soon as you get to mids or higher it gets pretty bad). They have good plastics too, hopefully they properly acknowledge the flashing issue and take steps towards improving it.
I’m not against buying Chinese-made products, but prefer to buy domestically-produced products if available. The two Prodigy discs I’ve bought in the past, an A2 and FX2, both have terrible flashing and feel very uncomfortable in the hand, so I’ve never even thrown them.
Lots of the old runs of discs had bad flashing but I buy lots of prodigy and the runs they've been doing recently no longer have the flashing problems and feel fantastic. The old reputation is just the only thing people remember or have to say about the company.
@@Rezha_ These were discs I ordered online around the time of Dickerson’s USDGC win. The A2 has a Par Save Productions stamp, and the FX2 is the Robot Chicken stamp. Yeah, definitely would not have bought them in person with such terrible flashing, lol. I guess they’re still part of the collection, at least the stamps are cool.🤣
FX1? You mean the FX2? I threw them in fine dusty gravel a bit to loose the flashing and now they are my overstable 9 speeds, lovely aggressive feeling
@@Flint_Hyzermatic Sharp wing and rim, fast moving, love them though I rarely throw or even have the arm to "overpower it" for that nonexistent Turn of -1 :P
I've bought prodigy for years and never had issues with 'flashing' or sharp edges or whatever. And who cares that they manufacture some in China if it means more affordable discs? Or should we keep praising Discraft and their $20 minimum prices (for plastic circles that weigh under 200 grams - I mean come on).
Lol, of course those discs aren't going to have any flashing. Prodigy isn't going to send you examples you get off the shelf. You're getting a handpicked selection from the company itself so the whole review is already biased.
The Prodigy D1 400 plastic is still my favorite forehand disc PERIOD 🤷🏻♂️
I got a px3 in the mail Friday. ALL weekend I used it against my zone, distortion, and Proton Envy. By the end I found myself having the most fun with the distortion and PX3.
Same
The A3 is my favorite approach disc. I found one used in 750, and it feels beautiful. It is slightly more torque resistant than the zone for forehands. I never thought I’d move on from the Brody Zone until I tried it.
Yes!!! The zone has nothing on the A3. So much more comfortable too. I love the squared nose.
The PX-3 "Shusterick 2022 Signature" in 500, shiny purple/gray metallic, made my bag (were on sale), also bought the Suspect, 2 Roc, a Roc3 to complement my microbeaded eMac Truth and OS-OS approach Viking Loki. I feel the bead makes the release better/cleaner for my modified fangrip that I stared using just by feel without thinking about it. Its definitely like a slower speed mid with its flat top.
The PA-1 is very nice on shorter drives but its quite deep and won't push out as far as the PX-3/JOKERi.
I love prodigy’s plastic, and I’m okay with cleaning off flashing. My game is built around their A series, not sure what I’d do without them.
You could throw a zone and a jawbreaker zone
Do you file the flashing or do you have a better method? I like some of their molds just struggle with the flashing ha
@@noahvandeburgt2435 I don’t like the sharpness of the zone’s wing.
@@eg285910 yeah I use a diamond file. Only takes me a minute to clean up any flashing. Usually it’s minimal.
Ive been needing a more stable putter for throwing lately, and these all look pretty great honestly. Never really thrown prodigy before. Also, I like when you do the challenges like this to keep the disc for yourself, you earned it. Plus it keeps you competitive when you're the only one playing
I've built my putting around the P Model S (similar to PA-3), it's great, and is dirt cheap... I've got around 12 of them (for practicing) for a fraction of the price of other putters..
the Pa-1 is the best driving putter on the market for me!! LOVE IT!
The fx3 is an awesome fairway. Long tunnel shots. Good woods disc.
Got a few of the PX3 in base and premium. Great throwing putter 🤘🏻
My friend Sean picked up a P Model US in their premium Pro Flex plastic and he loves it now, and it's in his bag as a throwing putter. It flies dead straight when he throws it.
i love my pa-1s and tend to get them in 300 and I use them for forehand upshots with touch. running baskets from 150ft and in all day lol
That A2 is clean, don’t blame you for wanting to keep it
I putt with pa3 350g firm and love to toss 300 pa1s. Got one thats straight to understable and a newer one thats straight to OS. Love their plastic.
Great review.
My PA-5 is my workhorse putter/ straight throw.
I putt with the PA-1 and I love it. It’s also pretty torque resistant so it handles forehands around 200 ft for me. Lovely disc just need to get a more premium plastic version
Fx2 would be a good disc to review. Not sure if you’ve already reviewed it. Great video though! Always enjoy watching
You just want him to cut his had open done you.
I throw 380 and mine is absolute beef. Are they all like that or is mine special?
@@WillEnj0y I got the Alden signature and mine is definitely not beef. I'd give mine -1 1.5 if I was to number it.
Is the px-3 like a bit more over stable envy? I am looking for an overstanle pitter that glides and doesnt dump. Not sure if it exists. I wanted the envy to be that but it is a bit too strait. I also have baby hands and i have figures out 1.4mm inside rim depth is my max for comfort. Any deeper it sits at an angle in my hand and i cant get a flat release.
Ive been putting pa2 for a bit now. Nice shallow straight flier. P model OS is pretty dope too. I have a feeling its going to beat in to a REALLY nice thrower!
Also, I bet there was flashing on the A2
I bag prodigy d1-d3, love em
These are putters I use daily (except PMOS, haven't got one yet), I would love to forehand them. What is a piece of advice you have for flicking putters?
You’ll be to 20k by the end of the week 🙌🏻 keep up the hard work!
Im from New Hampshire and I have never seen an airated park until a couple years ago. I visited my parents in Colorado and I thought the course was covered in poop, but it was actually grass. But then...I played a different course. That looked airated. Except this time, it was goose shit there was so much of it.
Love my px3 in 300. Also have a pa3 in 300 and it’s very Wizard like.
In all sincerity, although I'm not a huge fan of other types of prodigy discs, Prodigy putters are the best in the business for variety and predictability.
Been following since around your POV Sky God video and I had a random thought: Is there a reason you throw everything on a hyzer recently? 150ft hole and you throw a spike hyzer at it. I get that these are OS but it's something I've noticed on all your recent videos. Thanks for uploading so much. I usually start my day watching your stuff.
@@DigitalDeluxeEdition Yeah, true. I guess those Colorado winds will mess with your confidence enough to make you throw the same shot on every hole, especially if you trust it'll land where you need it to.
I would argue that prodigy has some of the best throwing and putting putters in the game, a very diverse layup
Bro you can putt or throw with possibly any putters in the world! Good on ya brotha!
Pa-5 I'm telling youu
PA5 with the Dino print is my workhorse putter.
Prodigy has some good plastic and molds. The issue is you can never buy them online because the plastic is so inconsistent and the discs can have such severe manufacturing issues that it’ll just make your jaw drop.
Do a Dino disc challenge and put the A2 up
Prodigy has some good discs and I would enjoy them more if the flashing was less aggressive (Putters are usually fine, but as soon as you get to mids or higher it gets pretty bad). They have good plastics too, hopefully they properly acknowledge the flashing issue and take steps towards improving it.
I mainly throw with Prodigy discs and I have noticed that the new discs don't seem to have flashing issues and I've seen others say the same thing.
Yeah I just picked up a new A2,A3,M2,M3,M4,F1,H7,D2,D3, and D3 Max no flashing on any of them.
Prodigy gets too much hate! They're my favorite discs by far
That trash panda hat is dope.
Travel safe. I'll be on tour in Iowa and Minnesota next month. See ya around.
the px3 is legit
PX3 is a sweet disc
Bro, hit up Mile High tags at Wondervue tonight!
That trash panda hat is sick
I’ve never thrown a prodigy disc. And the lawsuit against Gannon will make sure that never changes 🤷🏼♂️
🤣🤣🤣
My bags all prodigy and they aren't shit lol
PA-1
PA-3
PA-5
A2
A3
M2
M3
M4
F1
F5
H7
D2
D3
D3 MAX
I’m not against buying Chinese-made products, but prefer to buy domestically-produced products if available. The two Prodigy discs I’ve bought in the past, an A2 and FX2, both have terrible flashing and feel very uncomfortable in the hand, so I’ve never even thrown them.
Lots of the old runs of discs had bad flashing but I buy lots of prodigy and the runs they've been doing recently no longer have the flashing problems and feel fantastic. The old reputation is just the only thing people remember or have to say about the company.
@@Rezha_ These were discs I ordered online around the time of Dickerson’s USDGC win. The A2 has a Par Save Productions stamp, and the FX2 is the Robot Chicken stamp. Yeah, definitely would not have bought them in person with such terrible flashing, lol. I guess they’re still part of the collection, at least the stamps are cool.🤣
FX1? You mean the FX2? I threw them in fine dusty gravel a bit to loose the flashing and now they are my overstable 9 speeds, lovely aggressive feeling
@@Iliyena87 Yes, FX2, my bad! I will edit that.😁
@@Flint_Hyzermatic Sharp wing and rim, fast moving, love them though I rarely throw or even have the arm to "overpower it" for that nonexistent Turn of -1 :P
Pa3 is the best disc of all time
I promise if you threw a D2 you’d figure out how to throw further than any disc
Not throwing an A2??? Your missing out. It's way better than a Zone!!!!
Prodigy sends you out 4 free discs and you do them dirty with a clickbait title bashing them. Sheesh dude….
I've bought prodigy for years and never had issues with 'flashing' or sharp edges or whatever. And who cares that they manufacture some in China if it means more affordable discs? Or should we keep praising Discraft and their $20 minimum prices (for plastic circles that weigh under 200 grams - I mean come on).
As I understood prodigy owns Yikun. But not sure discolf is not as transparent as it should be.
Lol, of course those discs aren't going to have any flashing. Prodigy isn't going to send you examples you get off the shelf. You're getting a handpicked selection from the company itself so the whole review is already biased.
Dude, just keep the signed disc. Spoil yourself on this one
They’re super inconsistent. Worse than innova.
I haven't noticed that at all with their putters (and I have a lot of them)