The D6 gives Prodigy's lineup a glidey, understable distance option that flips up readily and stays airborne a long time. Moderate arms can release it on hyzer, let it flip to flat, and collect easy extra distance, while stronger players get a smooth turnover driver and a reliable roller out of the same mold. The fade is soft, so it will not rescue a bad release into wind. As a form building distance disc it earns its keep.
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