Reviewing in 400 plastic- very nice mid range from prodigy. One of their best in my experience. Similar shape to a discraft buzzz and the 400 plastic is great for durability as well as grip. It definitely has a little more fade than a Buzzz though, and a little less glide. Not bad qualities though, and Isaac Robinson is one of my favorite players, so a great disc imo

*NOTE* I only give 5-stars out to discs that I bag and throw actively. A 4-star disc is great. It may come in and out of the bag for me, but I could see another player actively bagging it.

I can see players cycling through multiples of these at a time. When fresh this holds whatever line you put this on and then has a slow fade at the end of the flight. A good baby flexer or hyzer disc and the flight reminds me a lot of the Discmania MD3, Discraft Nebula, or the Chariot from Infinite. Reliable stability that I know I can crank on and it's not gonna turn and burn on me. 

Personally, I bag the MD3, but I can see players bagging multiple Archives the same way I bag MD3s and cycling varying stabilities. Excellent mold and huge win for Isaac in my books. 

I have this in both 400 and 500. The 400 is a little less stiff, but very similar.

This disc is awesome. I throw it as a 315-330ft straight shot that will always finish. I found it to be more overstable than I expected it to be just by feel. It feels great in the hand.

I've been looking for a midrange to replace the Method, and this one does it for me. It flies further than a BuzzzOS by ~30ft if you're looking for a comparison.

this was bought for me as a gift, the stamp is cool, so that's probably why they chose it as a gift.

400 transparent plastic is a lot like innova champion.

quality is great, no issues there. smoother at the seams than most innova discs i have out of the box.

i have buzzzzzzzzOS (5,4,0,3) which is similar kind of disc. Archive is i'd say exactly different as numbers would suggest vs. that. i think 5 is a little generous on the glide but i'm not throwing it 300ft.

If you're looking for the perfect overstable mid-range, look no more; this is it. Before the Archive, I had never really thrown any Prodigy discs and I was hesitant based on their reputation for flashing. This new disc has surprised me with how good it is on all fronts. The quality is top-notch, not a sign of flashing. The artwork is inspired. But the real test is the flight and it is there this disc shines. First, it feels great in the hand and I got a clean release everytime. Then it flies exactly as advertised, maybe just a tick more overstable. Straight then a strong fade, but it doesn't just dump. For reference, for me this slots between an Aura Pathfinder (straight with mild fade) and a Soft Proton Deflector (maximum BEEF!). A trusty mid-range is invaluable and Prodigy (and Isaac) hit this one out of the park.