13
Speed
5
Glide
-1
Turn
3
Fade
A slim, low-profile Prodigy distance driver that feels like the D2 Max but is more stable. Big arms get a D2-like flight with slightly less glide and a stronger fade. For strong throwers wanting a fast, reliable overstable driver; few reviews so far.
Discs that fly like this
Versions & plastics21
| Version |
|---|
| 400 D2 Pro400 |
| 750 D2 Pro750 |
| Air D2 ProAIR |
| Air Spectrum D2 ProAIR |
| D2 ProFlight 13 / 5 / -1 / 3 |
| D2 Pro – 500500 |
| D2 Pro, 500 Spectrum Tribute500 Spectrum |
| D2 Pro, Air Spectrum Lg TriflyAIR |
| Prodigy D2 Pro, 400400 |
| Prodigy D2 Pro, 500500 |
| Prodigy D2 Pro, 500 Prototype500 |
| Prodigy D2 Pro, 750750 |
| Prodigy D2 Pro, AirAIR |
| Prodigy D2 Pro, Air SpectrumAIR |
| Prototype D2 Pro – 500500 |
| Spectrum 400 D2 Pro400 |
| Spectrum 500 D2 Pro – Tribute Stamp500 |
| X-Out Prodigy D2 Pro, 400400 |
| X-Out Prodigy D2 Pro, 500500 |
| X-Out Prodigy D2 Pro, 750750 |
| X-Out Prodigy D2 Pro, AirAIR |
Specs & retail statsPDGA · Infinite Discs
PDGA dimensions
Max weight
174.3g
Diameter
210.0mm
Rim depth
11.0mm
Rim width
24.0mm
From Infinite Discs
Community reviews
3
New-retail price (all plastics)
$14.99–$16.49
Manufacturer list: $15.99–$17.99
From Infinite Discs, across every plastic they sell; used prices usually sit below the new-retail low.
For sale (0)
No D2 Pro discs for sale right now — get an email the moment a seller lists one.
Flight numbers are the manufacturer’s; real-world notes, types and matches are ours. Dimensions from the PDGA; review counts, sales rank and new prices from Infinite Discs.