The Prodigy H1 V2 is a fast, overstable hybrid driver built for powerful throws in any condition. Designed with a refined rim depth for improved grip and control, it offers a reliable flight path with minimal turn and a strong, consistent fade. Perfect for forehand and backhand throws, the H1 V2 provides stability even in headwinds.
Featuring flight numbers of Speed 11, Glide 4, Turn 0, and Fade 3, the H1 V2 excels in controlled power shots, flex lines, and placement drives. It’s an ideal choice for advanced players looking for a consistent, overstable workhorse.
Why Choose the Prodigy H1 V2?
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Consistent Overstability: Handles high-speed throws with minimal turn and a predictable fade.
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Wind-Resistant: Excels in headwinds and maintains stability for controlled shots.
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Forehand & Backhand Friendly: The comfortable rim depth allows for a clean release on forehand throws.
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Reliable Glide: More glide than its predecessor, providing extra distance without sacrificing control.
Flight Numbers
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Speed: 11
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Glide: 4
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Turn: 0
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Fade: 3
Available Plastics
The H1 V2 is available in premium plastics that provide durability and grip. Explore Prodigy’s plastic blends here.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What makes the Prodigy H1 V2 different from the original H1?
The H1 V2 features a refined rim depth and slightly more glide, making it more versatile while maintaining its overstable nature.
Who should throw the H1 V2?
It’s best suited for intermediate and advanced players looking for a wind-resistant, dependable hybrid driver.
Is the H1 V2 a good choice for forehand throws?
Yes! The adjusted rim depth makes it an excellent forehand option with a clean release and reliable stability.
How does the H1 V2 compare to the Prodigy H3 V2?
The H1 V2 is more overstable and wind-resistant, while the H3 V2 offers slightly more turn and glide for additional shot-shaping potential.
Can beginners throw the H1 V2?
Due to its overstability and speed, beginners may find it challenging to achieve full flight potential, but it’s great for utility shots.
