Prodigy D1 Max Flight Chart

The Prodigy D1 Max is a fast, overstable distance driver with flight numbers 12 | 5 | 0 | 3. Designed for high-power throwers, it offers strong wind resistance, reliable fade, and long flex-line potential. Reviewers highlight its retooled profile, improved grip, and ability to hold up under torque, making it a go-to option for players who consistently throw 350–450+ feet and need a disc that won’t flip when pushed hard.

How the D1 Max Performs for Beginners

For newer players, the D1 Max will feel extremely overstable. Expect it to pull left almost immediately on backhand throws and to produce short but predictable hyzer shots. Without elite arm speed, beginners won’t access its intended flight path, making it more suitable for specialty shots or strong headwinds.

Controlled Distance for Intermediate Throwers

Intermediate players with growing power will begin to see the D1 Max open up. It maintains a straight initial push before fading late and reliably. Reviewers note that even in windy conditions, the disc refuses to turn unintentionally. Best used for hyzer lines, forced-flex shots, and precision drives where fade is a feature rather than a flaw.

Flight Ratings Breakdown for Advanced Players

Advanced throwers consistently praise the D1 Max for its long flights, late fade, and high torque resistance. With enough arm speed, it becomes a premier choice for 400–500 ft drives, long flex lines, and high-speed forehand bombs. Many reviewers mention using it as their primary overstable distance driver because of its consistency and confidence-inspiring finish.

Forehand Flight Path and Utility

Forehand throwers benefit from the D1 Max’s firm rim, fast profile, and ability to handle torque. It resists unwanted turn even on powerful sidearm drives, making it dependable for headwind flicks, skip shots, and flex forehand lines. The 400 plastics get special praise for grip and comfort during high-power releases.

Interactive D1 Max Flight Chart

Use our interactive flight chart to explore how the D1 Max flies at different arm speeds. Adjust for left- or right-handed throws, choose forehand or backhand, and compare how wind impacts the disc’s flight path.