Prodigy H5 in 300 plastic. The 300 plastic felt really nice for a base plastic and the price was great. I think this was on sale for like $6 when I bought it. At the time I was I was just starting to explore different manufacturers and flight characteristics. I was expecting the H5 to be a little less stable than the DX Innova Beast I was enjoying. Unfortunately, the actual flight did not resemble the flight numbers. I was not able to get this disc to turn at all and it faded hard and early. I have only been playing for almost a year and last threw the H5 almost 6 months ago so take that into account when reading this review. I have a lot to work on now and had even more to improve on back then. And I am not saying this is a bad disc but it does not make a lot of sense that I could consistently get a nice S curce out of a slightly faster slightly less understable disc (Innova Beast 10 5 -2 2) but no turn and more fade from the H5. I understand flight numbers are not scientifically tested facts, but I was disappointed by how far off this was. In theory it should closely resemble the flight of the Infinite Discs Sphinx (9 6 -3 1) which I found to be a terrific disc and flies true to its numbers.