Prodigy 400 Series A2 Approach Midrange Golf Disc

Flippier than my 400G A3, but it still has a good amount of finish.

I recently decided to try an A2 after years of bagging zones and A5s. I grabbed one in 500 plastic with a small dome. This disc is much more overstable than any zone I've thrown, but is still more controllable than than a super beefy mid like a justice. I can get more forward push with this than a justice, but when it hooks up it gets to the ground fast and likes to skip. I like to release on hyzer (FH and BH) so I prefer a zone for most approaches, but the A2 is much more trustworthy in the wind.

In terms of feel, it's shallower and has a slightly wider rim compared to a zone or A5. It did have some sharp flashing that I trimmed with a razor before throwing, but once that was gone it feels good for both forehand and backhand grips. I bought mine in person, and the amount dome varied quite a bit from disc to disc, even within the same plastic types (except for the baseline plastics, which were all flat). I found one that was pretty flat, but some of the domier ones didn't feel nearly as comfortable in my forehand grip. Having seen how much they vary, I wouldn't order one online, but overall I'm happy with the A2 I got.

The A3 was my first step into the "zone-like" overstable approach discs and this thing is awesome! You can push flat and straight with reliable fade, or flex for extra distance! This thing just does what it should, feels good in the hand, and makes a funny whistling noise when you throw it

It's a Prodigy A2. It's got some flashing and some beef. Scrape the disc on the sidewalk to get rid of the flashing. My disc is a little domier than I'd like. Not sure if all the F2s are that way or not. I'll likely shop for a flatter one.

I ordered a disc and a zuca seat cushion they were shipped fast and arrived earlier than expected. Will buy again.