The Prodigy F9 in 400 has become a staple in my bag. I have only a couple of years of experience and have yet to feel like I can depend on my forehand. When I have a right-bending fairway, or I need to guarantee a smooth, dependable hyzer-flip turnover, my F9 is the disc I reach for. The flight numbers on my disc are 7, 6, -5, 0.5, which I think are pretty close, but this disc has tons of glide.

My absolute favorite roller disc to date. When the set up calls for a roller you can bet I nab this right out of the bag. Thrown on a slight hyzer angle it flips cuts and rolls for days. Best roller I've gotten so far was over 500 ft with the right conditions. Absolutely sticking to my bag like glue from now on. Love this disc!

This disc is unpredicable.  It is very sensitive to throwing speed and release angle.  Sometimes I am afraid to throw it, but if you don't have a good forearm YOU ABSOLUTELY HAVE TO HAVE THIS DISC for those tricky right hand doglegs.

Don't sleep on the F9. Sure, it's pretty understable but if you like to hyzer flip then you'll love this disc. It's my furthest flying fairway by far. It has quite a bit of dome so just make note of that. Feels great to me. The glide is unreal. It really likes to just keep going before gently falling out of the sky. It needs height if you throw in the 350ft range. Otherwise it will have a tendency to roll. Lower arm speed players will benefit a ton from the F9. It's more predictable than the F7 by far. It does really well with sky anhyzers too. 

Kinda of a finicky disc, if thrown flat and not much torque it gives S Line. Now if you power it just right it with turn, turn, turn and then slide fade... almost like an Archagel. Now if you rip it flat with too much torque it turns and burns, no fade, like a beat it Archagel which isn't tough to accomplish cuz it's DX plastic. I'm determined to figure this disc out since it's a more durable plastic that will take 2-3 years to become possibly slowly unusable vs DX plastic from one tree hit and can't use it in the round again

As advertised this is a very flippy disc. It has a nice hand feel but also has a significant dome which may or may not be a good thing. The plastic is pretty gummy. Definitely not as firm as Innova champion, Discraft Z, or Dynamic discs lucid, but it's extremely gummy. I primarily throw rollers with it and it does quite well. Being so understable it gets knocked around by the wind very easily but otherwise I consider it a great roller disc