Super fun disc. out of the box it will stand up to a dead straight flip up with power.  Once it seasons a bit it will flip up and give a nice flex shot with a small amount of turn. 

If you like the smaller rim and depth of the X3, but the wing shape of the D3 - this is the one for you!

Thank you Infinite for giving this to me as a mystery disc. I plan on bagging this disc after throwing it several times. I like to take my new drivers out to a 420 ft wide open hole near my house to try them out. I took this disc and about 20 other distance drivers out to this hole for a total of about 4 hours, 2 hours with no wind, and 2 hours into a head wind. This disc landed in circle 1 more consistently than all the other distance drivers I brought with me (Wraith, Destroyer, Boss, Corvette, Teleport, Excite, Relativity, Panic, Delirium, Dimension, Tern, Tenacity, and Trace were all in my bag too). This disc bombs just as far as my farthest drivers. It flies super straight almost the entire flight and then has a slight fade at the end. The flight path seems less affected by the wind than most of my other drivers. but it goes just as far. Throwing this disc is kind of like throwing a stable fairway driver in terms of accuracy, but you get more distance.

Thank you Infinite for giving this to me as a mystery disc. I plan on bagging this disc after throwing it several times. I like to take my new drivers out to a 420 ft wide open hole near my house to try them out. I took this disc and about 20 other distance drivers out to this hole for a total of about 4 hours, 2 hours with no wind, and 2 hours into a head wind. This disc landed in circle 1 more consistently than all the other distance drivers I brought with me (Wraith, Destroyer, Boss, Corvette, Teleport, Excite, Relativity, Panic, Delirium, Dimension, Tern, Tenacity, and Trace were all in my bag too). This disc bombs just as far as my farthest drivers. It flies super straight almost the entire flight and then has a slight fade at the end. The flight path seems less affected by the wind than most of my other drivers. but it goes just as far. Throwing this disc is kind of like throwing a stable fairway driver in terms of accuracy, but you get more distance.

The D model S that I have is a 173g Duraflex, and I really like this disc.  I primarily use if for forehand drives and, it is a very consistent overstable driver.  It's a bit domey, compared to other discs that I throw forehand, but I still get very good distance, it's between this and a Millennium Standard Scorpius that I get my most distance.  Like I said before I only use it for forehand, I'm just getting back into disc golf after a 5 year break so my backhand is only about a 10 speed as of now.  The duraflex plastic is very hard but still feels good in the hand and is grippy enough that I haven't had any issues with it.  As for durability, I have yet to make any kind of lasting mark on the disc after many tree hits. The flight numbers seem pretty true to me.

I have thrown this in base grip and duraflex and when brand new at least, there wasn't substantial differences in flight. This is a good stable distance driver. Basically flies like a slightly beat in destroyer. Has a big boy rim on it (feels big too). Prodigy has in my opinion, a pretty good distance driver lineup. I wouldn't say this really supplants the D series, but the plastic is cheaper and it flies very good. The base grip is going to be a very good rainy day plastic as it holds up pretty well and has good grip. I could see this being a very good driver to bag if you're a prodigy player. 

This disc was more overstable than I was expecting. I throw about 420 consistently and rather than flying like my D2's it flies more like my D1's. I expect this to add some more flip eventually but right now it is a consistent flyer. The duraflex plastic is stiffer than most so if you prefer that feel you will love this. 

I'm a fan of this disc. I have average 350' max distance and this disc flies per the specs. Straight for 90% of its flight and then a soft fade. Like a longer Anax. I would give this disc a try if you are pushing the 400' mark.