The D1 Max takes Prodigy's most overstable distance mold and adds speed and a touch of workability, aiming at strong throwers who found the original a bit too blunt at full power. It will hold a brief straight stretch before the substantial fade asserts itself, which stretches hyzers and forehand bombs meaningfully. It remains a disc for developed arms: without real velocity behind it, the flight collapses into an early, steep finish that gives distance away.
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