Prodigy D6 Distance Driver Disc - 500 Plastic - Rippit Good Stamp Tippmann 98 Threaded Barrels Tippmann A5 (Realtree Camo)
Description
Tippmann A5 (Realtree Camo)
It features various modes
In case your exceptional taste wasn't already noticeable (you are using two 1911s at once after all) the Mx0100 features the edgiest of water transfer Skullcam patterns
current hydro date for an improved service life
consistent accuracy
Prodigy D6 Distance Driver Disc - 500 Plastic - Rippit Good Stamp Tippmann 98 Threaded Barrels Tippmann A5 (Realtree Camo)SPEED: 12 GLIDE: 6 TURN: 4 FADE: 1 The Prodigy Disc D6 is a very fast, understable driver. It is designed for all players and flies extremely far. The D6 will flip up when thrown hard, turn towards the right (for right handed throwers) and then go into an extremely long glide, with a gentle draw finish to the left. The D6 is also a great disc for long controlled rollers. About 500 Plastic: 500 plastic has a stiffer, less gummy feel than 400 Plastic.
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