Prodigy Disc FX-4

The Prodigy FX-4 is a versatile fairway driver designed to bridge the gap between control and distance. With a comfortable rim and a neutral-to-understable flight, it is ideal for smooth, effortless throws that hold a straight line or gently turn with minimal fade.

Featuring flight numbers of Speed 9, Glide 5, Turn -2, and Fade 2, the FX-4 provides excellent glide and a mild finish, making it perfect for shaping controlled shots down the fairway. It suits players looking for a fairway driver that delivers finesse and accuracy.

Why Choose the Prodigy FX-4?

• Neutral Flight: Ideal for players who want a fairway driver that holds lines with minimal fade.
• Easy to Control: Offers a balanced mix of turn and fade, making it accessible for all skill levels.
• Great for Hyzerflips: Can be thrown with hyzer to flip to flat and glide for extended distance.
• Smooth Glide: Provides consistent distance while maintaining control.

Flight Numbers

• Speed: 9
• Glide: 5
• Turn: -2
• Fade: 2

Available Plastics

The Prodigy FX-4 is available in premium plastic blends for durability and enhanced grip. Browse Prodigy’s plastic blends here.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

How does the FX-4 compare to the Prodigy FX-3?

• The FX-4 is slightly less stable than the FX-3, providing more turn and a smoother, straighter flight, while the FX-3 offers more fade at the end of its flight.

Can the FX-4 be used for rollers?

• Yes! With its understable turn, the FX-4 can be a great roller disc, especially for players with moderate arm speed.

Is the FX-4 good for tailwinds?

• Absolutely. The FX-4’s neutral stability allows it to stay straighter in tailwind conditions without fading out too early.

What throwing styles work best for the FX-4?

• The FX-4 is perfect for controlled forehand and backhand shots, especially when finesse and precision are required.

How does the FX-4 handle in wooded courses?

• With its neutral flight and easy shaping, the FX-4 is an excellent choice for tight fairways and wooded courses where controlled lines are key.