This is what Prodigy is saying about their new disc, the Archive:

"Forged from the fire of champions and entrusted with the power to shape the very fabric of flight, the Archive midrange is the next chapter in our Prodigy Collabs Series, and the first disc made with input from Major champion Isaac Robinson

Isaac is known for his ability to carve a path with his disc through tangled forests and down daunting fairways. He wanted a beadless midrange that was able to soar effortlessly through the sky with enhanced glide, and a touch of overstability to give it unwavering accuracy and a steadfast resistance to swirling winds.

The Archive occupies a new place in the Prodigy Disc midrange lineup between the M1 and M2, giving Isaac the confidence to ascend the ranks of disc golf’s most decorated players."

Approved on July 17, 2023

The M2 was the second PDGA approved midrange disc in the Prodigy line. It was originally named the M3, but to keep stability ratings consistent, was renamed the M2. This disc is described to be extremely reliable with a stable flight path. The M2 is designed for moderate power throws that need to consistently finish to the left (for right handed back hand throws). It is a consistent-flying disc for all wind conditions, especially in heavier weights. One nice thing about the M2, and the entire Prodigy line of midranges, is that these discs all have a similar wing size and overall feel. The dimensions of the M1, M2, M3, and M4 very only by a few millimeters. The M2 utilizes Prodigy’s easy release technology, giving it a most comfortable in-hand feel.

The Prodigy Disc MX-3 is a slightly overstable, beaded midrange that was designed specifically for high-level control and performance, meeting the demands of both professional and amateur players alike.

This midrange is designed to handle significant torque in order to avoid unwanted turnover. It can also handle headwinds with ease.