I'll say it aged well. Especially the part at the end where he says he is really comfortable with these discs and he's feeling more confident than ever.
One piece of feedback? Would be helpful to see the Speed//Glide//Turn//Fade ratings on these discs. For those of us not super Prodigy familiar but that just saw what he did with the discs winning the major it would help a lot!
I swear, Prodigy would see much higher sales if their discs weren't named better. They're quality discs but throwing a GStar Destroyer sounds more fun than a "D1 400".
Interesting that Isaac bags way fewer distance drivers than most pros (around 4, as opposed to half the bag). I agree wholeheartedly with his love of the A2 - better than the Zone by a mile imo. M4= cash (easily best midrange next to Buzzz). D3 = bomb-diggity. (Side note; Prodigy's D4 is infinitely better than any Hades/Shryke etc. you've ever thrown.) FX-2= Not a fan actually; I prefer an esp Anax/Raptor or Sockibomb Felon. Those are the ones I've thrown. Point is that Prodigy discs are friggin awesome, and their plastics are ridiculously underrated.
@@DiscRespect he said it was more overstable then his PA3. Which is a straight to understable disc. The US isn’t a general term, it’s in comparison to the P Model disc and P model OS. P Model US should be a more understable P model… hope that makes sense
Gotta love all the Prodigy haters saying Prodigy discs and plastics suck while the Prodigy team just keeps kicking ass. Issac, Gannon, Alden, Kevin, Luke, Vaino, and Cale have managed to play reasonably well with Prodigy plastics. Maybe it’s not the discs that are their problem?
They have a real issue with quality though. Their molds are great, but next time your in your local disc shop, pick up a few prodigy discs. I dare you to pick up 3 different discs and not find really bad flashing/sharp edges on atleast one. M1's are particularly bad. That being said, they fly pretty great, been bagging F2s and F3s for a long time as a staple in my bag. PA3s are great putters both for throwing and the chains.
I stay away from Prodigy due to the naming of the disc. I can't stand looking for m pa fx m3 400 in my bag... It's like math and NUMBers. I think It would benefit the company to give them an actual name and not a categorical label. Watching Isaac shred W.R. Jackson is the only reason I'm curious of what he is throwing...
I think the biggest issues are flashing and plastic consistency. I've seen such a huge variation among the consistency of the 400/400G plastic that it makes ordering discs over the internet pretty much impossible because I have no idea what I'm actually gonna get.
The naming system is very straight forward once you learn it, that coking from someone who doesn’t bag a single prodigy disc. PA stands for putt and approach. A for approach like the A2. M for mid range. F for fairway. FX for higher speed fairway. D for distance driver. And the number after the letters let’s you know if it higher or lower stability. It’s a really simple system that you can understand in like 5 minutes
@@TheoreticalMediaInc but that was my point its a categorical naming. Like your parents naming you B1 and S2... I can't relate to that. I was just saying they can keep that part but put an extension on it named whatever... FX-2 " bulldog" 400. Then they could do artwork that is not a big FX-2 and a bulldog instead.
@@captainbornfree different strokes for different folks. Plenty of brands already doing the artsy naming and stamp thing… having a company that is strictly business in their naming/design.. more professional approach to product design… nothing wrong with that.
@@captainbornfree I am also a human, not a piece of sports equipment, so I don’t quite get the analogy, I see where you’re coming from, but don’t think it’s a relevant comparison
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Finally just finished my full prodigy bag! Never felt more confident!
This aged well. Congratulations Isaac!
I'll say it aged well. Especially the part at the end where he says he is really comfortable with these discs and he's feeling more confident than ever.
Aged even better now.
Guys like this are upping your sales so much. Sure hope he gets a big contract. The disc golf sport has grown massively over the last few years
You should've called this "What you need to take the lead in a pro tour major"
What you need to win*
Dominate*
Such a fun player to watch throw this awesome plastic!🤩
One piece of feedback? Would be helpful to see the Speed//Glide//Turn//Fade ratings on these discs. For those of us not super Prodigy familiar but that just saw what he did with the discs winning the major it would help a lot!
Good point. Thanks for the advice!
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Yes! Love in the bags! Nothing flashy about Issacs bag but it just works.
You da best Isaac! I picked up my 1st prodigy mold, a PA-3, after watching you shred last year and now half of my bag is Prodigy 😅
I fell in love with the M4 400 so I had to order a few new Prodigy discs, can't wait to try them out!
very nice - might want to blur out @4:13
Sweet video!!!🔥🔥
Perfect timing for the 1-time Major Champion 🔥
2-time
I swear, Prodigy would see much higher sales if their discs weren't named better. They're quality discs but throwing a GStar Destroyer sounds more fun than a "D1 400".
HUGE
MAJOR contender
Actually MAJOR WINNER, let’s go for the slam now
Baller
So good. Isaac is a baller.
Prodigy’s video team has got some chops too.
Isaac looks like Chris Martin, front man of Coldplay.
Interesting that Isaac bags way fewer distance drivers than most pros (around 4, as opposed to half the bag).
I agree wholeheartedly with his love of the A2 - better than the Zone by a mile imo.
M4= cash (easily best midrange next to Buzzz).
D3 = bomb-diggity. (Side note; Prodigy's D4 is infinitely better than any Hades/Shryke etc. you've ever thrown.)
FX-2= Not a fan actually; I prefer an esp Anax/Raptor or Sockibomb Felon.
Those are the ones I've thrown. Point is that Prodigy discs are friggin awesome, and their plastics are ridiculously underrated.
I've found the Feeback from them to replace the FX-2. I found the FX-2 to be wayy to stable. Feeback feels better.
Interesting. Thanks I'll have to try the Feedback out.
That FX-4 has shown up a lot at champions cup
p model US, what does the US stand for?
I woulda thought Under Stable, but he said it was overstable haha. I don’t throw prodigy so that’s my best guess
It stands for under stable. But some of the ACE line discs can be well off. Some of the US stuff is actually OS... confusing!
I throw some prodigy, and am always curious about this line up. I had the starter pack when I started. Thanks for the info.
Yeah it stands for under stable but they are all over stable lol
@@DiscRespect he said it was more overstable then his PA3. Which is a straight to understable disc. The US isn’t a general term, it’s in comparison to the P Model disc and P model OS. P Model US should be a more understable P model… hope that makes sense
Gotta love all the Prodigy haters saying Prodigy discs and plastics suck while the Prodigy team just keeps kicking ass. Issac, Gannon, Alden, Kevin, Luke, Vaino, and Cale have managed to play reasonably well with Prodigy plastics. Maybe it’s not the discs that are their problem?
They have a real issue with quality though. Their molds are great, but next time your in your local disc shop, pick up a few prodigy discs. I dare you to pick up 3 different discs and not find really bad flashing/sharp edges on atleast one. M1's are particularly bad. That being said, they fly pretty great, been bagging F2s and F3s for a long time as a staple in my bag. PA3s are great putters both for throwing and the chains.
Ton of people here seeing what he bags to go wire to wire and win a major, myself included 😂
What a polite chap
Prodigys in the bags are always so exhausting to watch. Too many numbers without any worded discs XD i like the discs tho
I stay away from Prodigy due to the naming of the disc. I can't stand looking for m pa fx m3 400 in my bag... It's like math and NUMBers. I think It would benefit the company to give them an actual name and not a categorical label. Watching Isaac shred W.R. Jackson is the only reason I'm curious of what he is throwing...
I think the biggest issues are flashing and plastic consistency. I've seen such a huge variation among the consistency of the 400/400G plastic that it makes ordering discs over the internet pretty much impossible because I have no idea what I'm actually gonna get.
The naming system is very straight forward once you learn it, that coking from someone who doesn’t bag a single prodigy disc. PA stands for putt and approach. A for approach like the A2. M for mid range. F for fairway. FX for higher speed fairway. D for distance driver. And the number after the letters let’s you know if it higher or lower stability. It’s a really simple system that you can understand in like 5 minutes
@@TheoreticalMediaInc but that was my point its a categorical naming. Like your parents naming you B1 and S2... I can't relate to that. I was just saying they can keep that part but put an extension on it named whatever... FX-2 " bulldog" 400. Then they could do artwork that is not a big FX-2 and a bulldog instead.
@@captainbornfree different strokes for different folks. Plenty of brands already doing the artsy naming and stamp thing… having a company that is strictly business in their naming/design.. more professional approach to product design… nothing wrong with that.
@@captainbornfree I am also a human, not a piece of sports equipment, so I don’t quite get the analogy, I see where you’re coming from, but don’t think it’s a relevant comparison
Best putter on tour