The Prodigy 300 M1 is a heavily overstable midrange built for power throwers who need a disc that refuses to turn over, and 300 plastic is Prodigy's grippy, mid grade blend that keeps the price down without giving up feel.

Flight Numbers: 5 / 4 / 0 / 3

300 plastic is a step below Prodigy's premium 400 series in durability, but it grips just as well on release and has a slightly softer, more matte finish. It wears in faster than 400, which on a disc this overstable is a feature more than a flaw, since the M1 mellows toward a more workable fade as the plastic breaks in.

Thrown flat it holds a deep, non beaded profile and fights hard against turning over, even at full power. It is not a straight flying disc for a beginner; it is a wind resistant, overstable midrange for players who already have some speed and want a disc that behaves the same way every time. Power throwers use it to punch through headwind holes without worrying about the disc flipping up and turning flat.

Want the same overstable flight in a longer wearing plastic? The Prodigy 400 M1 holds its shape the longest. Bag it next to the Prodigy 400 Archive (Isaac Robinson) for a slightly faster overstable option. Shop our overstable midrange discs.

Speed 5, glide 4, turn 0, fade 3. Diameter 21.7 cm, rim width 1.4 cm, max weight 180 g.