Developed in collaboration with Kevin Jones, the Feedback from the Prodigy Collabs Series is a remarkable overstable fairway driver. With exceptional control and minimal lateral movement, this disc holds a consistent line throughout its flight, allowing you to navigate the course with precision. Its reliable fade ensures a smooth landing exactly where you intend.

Built to endure even the windiest conditions, the Feedback retains a broken-in feel right out of the factory. Kevin Jones harnesses the versatility of the Feedback for a range of shots. From sweeping hyzers that cover vast distances to laser-focused line drives that skillfully navigate narrow gaps, this disc delivers the reliability and performance needed to excel in various disc golf situations.

The A2 is the beadless cousin of the A1. This disc is perfect for power throwers who want to avoid turning over their upshots, and who need a disc that they can trust in headwinds. The A2 is still very stable, but it has a bit more glide than the A1 does, and can be expected to fly 30-40 feet further than the A1.

The A2 is the beadless cousin of the A1. This disc is perfect for power throwers who want to avoid turning over their upshots, and who need a disc that they can trust in headwinds. The A2 is still very stable, but it has a bit more glide than the A1 does, and can be expected to fly 30-40 feet further than the A1.

The D3 is the thinnest disc in the Prodigy distance driver line, with a height of just 1.7 centimeters. Like the D1 and D2, this is another ultra-fast driver with a 2.3cm wide rim. The D3 is said to be a stable-flying driver with incredible glide. Prodigy recommends this disc for hyzer flip shots, but it's stable enough that it’s not going to turn over on powerful throws.

This disc is a favorite of Prodigy's fans as an overstable approach disc. The A3 is beaded, and has a wide rim for an approach disc. This wide rim makes forehand releases clean and accurate.

The Prodigy D1 is an overstable, ultra-high-speed driver (speed 13 using the Innova system). Like all very high speed drivers, the D1 has a thick (2.3 cm) rim. While the rim is considered thick, it isn’t maximum PDGA width. The width is the same as discs such as the Innova Krait and Westside King. While the D1 is overstable, it isn’t a “meathook”, or one we would classify as “very overstable.” The D1 is a fantastic driver for power throwers, windy shots, forehand throws, and strategic doglegs.

The Prodigy Disc MX-3 is a slightly overstable, beaded midrange that was designed specifically for high-level control and performance, meeting the demands of both professional and amateur players alike.

This midrange is designed to handle significant torque in order to avoid unwanted turnover. It can also handle headwinds with ease.