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Discs that fly like the Prodigy Disc M3 (new)
The M3 (new) is a stable midrange (5/5/-1/2). A domey, stable Prodigy midrange, unusual in a line of mostly flat-topped mids, with more glide than the M2 or M4. It isn't very overstable and becomes a straight flyer once slightly beaten in. Sources list differing numbers, and some report run-to-run inconsistency.
These are the most widely thrown discs that fly closest to it, ranked by flight numbers, real-world stability and what players use them for. Highlighted numbers differ from the M3 (new).
| Rank# | Disc | Flight | Match | What’s different |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | ReactorMVP Disc Sports · Stable midrange0.5 less turn, 0.5 less fade. | 5/5/-0.5/1.5Near twin | Near twin | 0.5 less turn, 0.5 less fade. |
| 2 | ApolloAlfa Discs · Straight midrangeSame flight numbers. | 5/5/-1/2Close | Close | Same flight numbers. |
| 3 | MustangMint Discs · Stable midrange1 less turn. | 5/5/0/2Close | Close | 1 less turn. |
| 4 | Roc 3Innova Champion Discs · Stable midrange1 less glide, 1 less turn, 1 more fade. | 5/4/0/3Close | Close | 1 less glide, 1 less turn, 1 more fade. |
| 5 | Kaxe ZKastaplast · Stable midrange1 faster, 1 less turn. | 6/5/0/2Close | Close | 1 faster, 1 less turn. |
| 6 | HexAxiom Discs · Straight midrange1 less fade. | 5/5/-1/1Close | Close | 1 less fade. |
| 7 | MatrixMVP Disc Sports · Stable midrange1 less glide; flies slightly more overstable. | 5/4/-1/2Close | Close | 1 less glide; flies slightly more overstable. |
| 8 | Pine (Hornan Honka1)Westside Golf Discs · Stable midrange1 less glide, 1 less turn. | 5/4/0/2Close | Close | 1 less glide, 1 less turn. |
| 9 | SharkInnova Champion Discs · Stable midrange1 slower, 1 less glide, 1 less turn. | 4/4/0/2Close | Close | 1 slower, 1 less glide, 1 less turn. |
| 10 | RocInnova Champion Discs · Stable midrange1 slower, 1 less glide, 1 less turn, 1 more fade. | 4/4/0/3Close | Close | 1 slower, 1 less glide, 1 less turn, 1 more fade. |
Like the M3 (new), but…
Flight numbers are the manufacturers’; types, real-world stability and matches are Disc Golf Trading Post’s own, reviewed by the team.