Prodigy MX-3
The Prodigy MX-3 is a slightly overstable, beaded midrange built for torque resistance and clean control. It stays composed in headwinds and rewards confident releases on both forehand and backhand lines.
Flight: 5 | 4 | 0 | 1. The MX-3 offers M2-like stability with extra glide and a later fade, making it a smooth choice for straight shots and controlled flex lines.
Why throw the Prodigy MX-3?
- Torque-resistant midrange that holds up when you throw hard.
- Headwind control without a harsh, early dump.
- Beaded rim for a locked-in grip and consistent release.
- Excellent on anhyzer and flex approaches that need glide and late finish.
Plastics
300 (baseline): developed for strong feel and grip in putters and midranges, with the ability to break in over time.
350G (baseline): grippy baseline feel with a firm hand feel, designed to season into extra workability.
400 (premium): extremely durable with excellent grip, even when wet.
400 GLOW (premium glow): 400-style durability and feel in a glow blend, with stock-stamp runs available.
500 (premium, pearlescent): less gummy than 400 with a stiffer flight plate and a confident grip.
750 (premium, very firm): similar grip to 400 with a firmer feel, built for outstanding predictability and durability.
Flight numbers
- Speed: 5
- Glide: 4
- Turn: 0
- Fade: 1
Similar Discs
Prodigy M2 • Innova Roc3
FAQs
What are the Prodigy MX-3 flight numbers and what do they mean?
The MX-3 is rated 5 | 4 | 0 | 1. Expect midrange speed, modest glide, minimal turn, and a gentle fade for controlled finishes.
Is the MX-3 overstable or straight?
It’s slightly overstable to straight. It holds lines well, resists unwanted turn, and finishes with a soft, dependable fade.
How does the MX-3 compare to the Prodigy M2?
Prodigy describes the MX-3 as similar in stability to the M2, with more glide and a later fade. That makes it feel smoother on longer midrange pushes.
Is the MX-3 good in the wind?
Yes. The MX-3 is built to handle headwinds and stay torque resistant, so it won’t flip as easily when conditions get sketchy.
Which plastic should I choose for the MX-3?
Choose 300 for grippy baseline control and a faster break-in. Pick 400 for premium grip and durability. Go 500 for a firmer, stiffer feel. Choose 750 when you want maximum firmness and long-lasting consistency. Grab 400 GLOW for night rounds with premium feel.
