TheProdigy H5 is a versatile hybrid driver designed for controlled distance with an understable flight. This high-speed disc provides excellent turn and glide, making it an excellent choice for turnovers, hyzer flips, and rollers.

With flight numbers of Speed 9, Glide 5, Turn -3, and Fade 1, the Prodigy H5 offers players a smooth, predictable flight path. Beginners will find it easy to throw, while experienced players can shape finesse shots and creative lines with ease.

Why Choose the Prodigy H5?

• Understable Control: Ideal for players who need a reliable disc for turnover shots and controlled finesse throws.
• Easy Distance: High glide and turn make it a great choice for maximizing distance without excessive power.
• Roller Potential: Its flight characteristics make it a great disc for learning and executing roller shots.
• Hybrid Versatility: Offers the control of a fairway driver with the added distance of a high-speed driver.

Flight Numbers

• Speed: 9
• Glide: 5
• Turn: -3
• Fade: 1

Available Plastics

The Prodigy H5 is available in a range of premium plastics for various grip and durability preferences. Check Prodigys official plastic blends here.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

How does the Prodigy H5 handle wooded courses?

• The H5 is an excellent disc for wooded courses due to its ability to hyzer flip to flat and hold an anhyzer line. Its perfect for carving lines through tight fairways.

What throwing styles work best with the H5?

• While primarily a backhand disc, the H5 can also be effective for forehand touch shots. It works well for finesse forehand turnovers or flip-up flicks.

How does the H5 compare to the Prodigy H3 V2?

• The H5 is significantly more understable than the H3 V2, making it easier to achieve full-flight turnover lines with less power.

Is the H5 a good disc for tailwind throws?

• Yes! The H5 thrives in tailwinds, where its high glide and natural turn allow for easy distance and full-flight s-curves.

Whats the best plastic option for a beat-in H5?

• If you want an H5 that breaks in faster for more understability, Prodigys 300 or 400 plastics will beat in quicker than premium blends like 750.