Prodigy PA-4

13,90

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3 speed
3 glide
-1 turn
1 fade
    SKU: Prodigy-PA-4 Categories: ,

    The Prodigy PA-4 is a stable Putter disc.

    It has been assigned a Speed of 3, a Glide of 3, a Turn of -1 and a Fade of 1 by the manufacturer (Prodigy)

    We have the Prodigy PA-4 in 300 and 400 plastic in stock.

    Also note the additional information about the plastic and the manufacturer in the additional information tab.

    Prodigy PA-4 in pink, 300 plastic173Pink300NoNone13.92
    Prodigy PA-4 in pink, 300 plastic172Pink300NoNone13.93
    Prodigy PA-4 in purple, 300 plastic172Purple300NoNone13.91
    Prodigy PA-4 in purple, 300 plastic173Purple300NoNone13.91
    Prodigy PA-4 in pink, 300 plastic174Pink300NoNone13.92
    Prodigy PA-4 in purple, 300 plastic174Purple300NoNone13.91
    Prodigy PA-4 in pink, 300 plastic171Pink300NoNone13.91

    Technical details

    Manufacturer / DistributorProdigy Disc
    Approval Date05-03-2013
    Certification No.13-19
    Maximum Weight174.3 g
    Diameter21.0 cm
    Height1.9
    Edge depth1.4 cm
    Edge thickness1.0 cm
    Inner edge diameter19.0 cm
    Edge depth / diameter6.7 %
    Edges configuration69.25
    Flexibility6.46 kg

    Manufacturer - Prodigy

    Prodigy Disc was founded with the aim of developing and producing discs that achieve longer flight and better accuracy for players of all skill levels. Prodigy Disc is headquartered in Dalton, Georgia (USA). Prodigy offers all products related to disc golf in high quality. The discs are known for their gripping plastic feel and easy release technology. In 2019, Prodigy released its Ace Line, with each model also available in a glow plastic.

    Plastics

    The 300 Plastic is a slightly harder base plastic that offers great opportunities for beginners, but also for advanced and professional players. It tends to become more unstable (beaten-in) than other plastics faster. Plastic discs offer great slip resistance.

    Prodigy's 400 plastic is best compared to Innova's Star plastic or Latitude's Gold plastic. It already tolerates moderate use without greatly altering the flight characteristics, but still has good flex and grip.
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