Maybe the weirdest possible rim shape for a four speed. The rim feels like that of a midrange with the bead of a putter. It sounds as weird as it feels on first contact, but is surprisingly comfortable with everything considered. Prodigy's soft plastic has a fantastic feel without having too much give.Great flight that changes as you learn, going from straight to being able to turn but not burn out. The only thing that I would recommend with this disc is to use it as a midrange instead of an approach disc like it says it is.

This disc is rapidly becoming my BINKY...  it doesn't fly away unpredictably, and it holds lines and lands softly. I'm an "old not lo I'm throwing some effective turnover and soft Hysers.  I love the 300 plastic for the shots I'mng arm"....I can get straight approaches at about 180-200 feet.  It'll get me/keep me on narrow fairways. taking...it's a soft lander. I also play some gateways in Sure Grip plastic--Devil Hawk Putter, Warrior. Those are very overstable. I throw a Neutron Spin ( Understable Putter) for close RHBH,  when left to right is needed. That gives me an incredible range of shots that I can execute. I'm putting Envys...and NOT Throwing Them??????  I think the A4 is actually covering that Tee/Fairway Slot for Me. PS...I tried to add an a3, but it's nit taking---The Devil Hawk and The Warrior are gobbling up those overstable approach slots.

This disc is apparently a hidden gem.  It does everything.  Use it as a mid range driver or a straight woods shot hyzer flip.  Forehand on hyzer or it'll flip over on you and crash.  Get the right angle and it's a laser beam.

It has a funky rim shape, but it's pretty shallow and it somehow feels GREAT! 

I think this is a great disc for a wooded 1 disc challenge.

The lower end plastics get beat up by trees pretty fast.  The 400, 500 plastics are so nice and a little less flippy.

Try it out.