This genuinely flies like a midrange in fairway distances. Super straight, very controllable, works as a distance driver if you throw under 350. If I have a tunnel shot over 300 ft (farther than I can comfortably throw a midrange) This is the one.

Great disc that can be stable out of the box but turns into a great hyzer-flip shot shaping fairway. Would say its a lot closer feel to a 9 speed than 11. The really flat ones have a great forehand grip and are very straight. Definitely a great beginner disc!

I really liked the H3V2 when I was throwing it. It was a good hyzer flip fairway. Pretty easy to get good distance with.

For me, the H3V2 that I had happened to beat in pretty quick and got too flippy. If you like flippy fairway drivers this could be a good disc for you. Really useful for shaping shots or getting easy distance. 

I recently picked up this disc in 400 plastic at 172 grams and it definitely has earned a spot in my bag. It is a bit straighter and more stable to me than the numbers may suggest. I can rip this at pretty much close to full power and this disc not only holds the line I put it on but glides out to gran me some extra distance. The finish is overstable, but that does not mean I cannot get this disc to go very straight for me. This disc already has gained my trust, which is the most important thing for me when playing disc golf. I have thrown this disc on anhyzer shots, hyzer shots, and straight flat shots, and it performs for every single one of them. Finally, this disc is easy to throw, meaning that beginners could use it, but this is probably the highest speed that a beginner should use. 

I would tell any beginner or lower arm speed player to get an H3v2 for their distance drives. reliably straight, very glidey, and slight left finish everytime. Decent in headwinds, stays straight in a tailwind, and handles backhands and forehands well. I pair this with my H4v2 and cover 90% of tight fairway shots in the 300ish range. Like a faster F5 in my opinion, it's a great disc. 

This disc did not meet the flight numbers in any way. The rim size is similar to a speed 9 Innova disc. I like this disc, but it was not what I was expecting at all. Perhaps I had received a defective one. I found this disc more overstable than a Wraith, and on par with a Tee Rex in stability. It's glide was lower than expected as well. When testing this disc it followed the flight path of my Star Tee Rex almost precisely but landed 10-20 feet shorter on average. At the end I will compare this disc to a Sexton Firebird but a tick less OS. It has replaced my Tee Rex for now as I search the world for a consistent driver. I was expecting the smaller rim based on reviews. I was not expecting the OS factor. I have an H4V2 coming that I hope will actually do a wraith line. I may dismiss this brand if the QC is this bad. My main reason for trying them was to get away from the wildly inconsistent Innova lines.

I use this disc for forehand drives and short forehand skip shots. Long backhands out to 350 that need to stop short of where a destroyer would land. It is not integral to my bag and could be replaced by many other speed nine control drivers by many manufacturers. I will likely keep it if the other HV2 drivers match up to the one I have and give me a consistent mold shape and varied stability. I like this disc but I fear using irreplaceable discs. This disc flies like what I expected the h1v2 or h2v2 to fly.

The H3v2 is no doubt one of the best discs I have ever thrown. For my arm speed (maxing out around 450 on average but can reach a little more) it is the straightest driver I have ever been able to rip on a flat release and let it glide straight for about 350 with a soft, forward fading finish.

A few months ago I lost my Star Wraith that I really liked. I thought about picking up a new one, but that would require some beating in. After some research, I came upon this disc which was at the time fresh on the market. I decided to try it and see if it would fill my need for a straight/slightly understable distance driver. That is definitely what this disc is. When thrown with hyzer, it will pop up to flat, and it will either continue straight with a gentle left finish, or maybe ride to the right and settle flat. It makes a great disc for straight woods shots that need just a bit more distance than fairway drivers can give. I would definitely recommend this disc to somebody who has some experience with discs!

Ok first of all, WOW. This is by far the straightest speed 11+ disc I have in my bag. I have been using this disc for the past month for 330'+ shots that demand a straight line to the basket and it has absolutely earned a spot in the bag. On a flat release it will hold straight and have a mild finish at the end. It is one of the more shapeable distance discs I currently bag as I use it for a lot of shots. I was a little skeptical of this remold as I already loved the original H3 so much, but after a week in my bag I figured out what all the hype was about. If you're looking for a disc that's going to get you good distance with a super-straight flight path, stop what you're doing and order one of these. You won't be disappointed - Prodigy nailed it with this remold.

I'm really excited for this new H2! At first I thought, ugh, why not just make a new disc instead of revamping the old. But now I know why- I wasn't a huge fan of the old H3 rim, but I'm a fan of this one! What a great upgrade to a now throwable disc for me.

It's the perfect amount of straight and stable. You can even turn it over a bit for extra distance, and it'll still come back. The rim is perfect width for gripping, I'm a big fan of speed 11 rims. You can put power on this baby and it'll just cruise. Awesome for those placement shots.

Also big shoutout to Prodigy on their newer 400s runs, this plastic is the perfect grippiness and gumminess (if those are words). The plastic has never felt better, and I'm excited to see what Prodigy continues to put out!

Kudos, Prodigy! You hit the sweet spot! I actually am a fan of the original H Series discs, but my absolute favorite one was an X-Out run of H4's which were just right for me because they had more glide and were not as flippy as the regular stock H4's.  I hunted down those misprint / X-Outs until I found 3 of them and put them aside for future use. I called them "H3.5" because they were not as overstable as the H3 but not as understable as the H4. I needed something right in between....

This H3 V2 his the spot perfectly! It is not as overstable on the fade as the original H3 and has better glide and is not as flippy as the original H4. This disc can bomb, but also manages to fly with enough speed control to stay consistent (if that makes sense). I can throw it with slightly differing power levels and have similar flight results, which is a characteristic that I really like. 

The H3 V2 might be a bit too much disc for a beginner, but it is a great, general purpose distance driver. So if you have a bit of driving power, it will be one worth bagging.

I can't begin to describe how much better the H3 V2 is than the original. It turns up a bit and glides for a long ways. It feels great in your hand, especially with the smaller rim. This disc will be easy to get up to speed if you are unable to take a normal approach to your lie.