D2

A beat-in D2 replaced their flippy Wraith for max-distance shots; uses an X3 for distance golf shots.

“I have a beat in D2 that replaced the flippy wraith that was previously in my bag. I only throw”

Their 160-165 g D2s for forehand are laughably understable, basically rollers.

“Got a couple of drivers in the 160-165g range for forehands (same molds as I throw now, Prodigy D2), but they are laughably understable. Basically”

Was a Prodigy hater until a 400 chalky D2; now in love with it.

“Holy hell, I used to be a prodigy hater til I finally threw a 400 blend, chalky D2. I wanted to buy some more since”

Throws OG-mold D2s to about 420 ft; they drift mid flight then come back.

“I'm throw OG mold D2s to ~420, but I have to really try and I'm not doing it first thing out of the car. (I'm”

Chalky old-mold D2s are their main driver; new ones are too overstable.

“The chalky D2’s are my main driver: I just get the stock ones and put them aside u til they covet chalky. Th new ones”

Their D2 moves less side to side and is more consistent than a Nuke.

“The D2 moves left and right less but goes slightly shorter. I personally could never get the nuke further consistently.”

Finds most D2s more consistent and controllable than the Nuke.

“Nuke is less controllable to me and most D2's are more consistent. Depending on how”

Their first max-weight D2 is far more understable than expected.

“recently got my first d2 and it is way more understable than i thought. havent thrown it around a ton im pretty sure the d3”

The new run of D2s is flippier than old runs.

“This new run of D2's are flippier than old runs, even the new D1s are”

Had a beautifully beat-in D2 that flew straight for forehands.

“I had a beautifully beat in prodigy D2 that went to straight and decided it wanted to dump straight into”