Prodigy Stryder
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Cale Leiviska put his name on the Prodigy Stryder, a stable midrange at 6, 4, 0, 3 that handles power while keeping a point and shoot purpose most midranges lose once you start throwing harder. The flight numbers read a little conservative on the box: expect closer to neutral with a firm, predictable fade rather than the heavy finish the fade rating implies.
The 400 plastic is grippy out of the box, and the 500 feels a touch more overstable until it wears in.
Want more overstable control from the same collab line? The Falcor is the distance driver version, or browse the full Prodigy Discs lineup.
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