173 400 Feedback

Great stable control driver. As one who is switching over much of my bag to Prodigy, this is definitely one of my favorite molds. Very dependable without being dumpy. It will fight through the wind well and seems to be holding its stability despite many tree encounters. Depending on your power level, this may or may not fill your OS 9 speed slot. To me, it feels a little more Thunderbird than Firebird. However, after recieving a variety of these in tournament player packs, there is some variation within stability levels. You should be aware that most of these have a lot of dome. If you like flat discs to forehand in this slot, you may need to look elsewhere. I don't mind the dome at all and it feels good both FH / BH to me. However, I was also lucky enough to find one (in 500) that was quite flat. 

I have this in both 400 and 500 plastic. My preference is 400 because I like some flex in the disc, but the flight is similar. The 500 isn't super stiff, but Prodigy 400 has some nice gumminess. Glide is solid as long as you have enough speed to keep the disc in the air. The only flight number I might adjust is the fade. Seems more 2 - 2.5. I don't doubt that the -1 turn is accurate but you will need to throw hard to see any turn on a flat throw. For us mortals it will hold straight and push nicely through the dependable fade. Overall, solid disc that keeps making it's way back into my bag after I try something else.

9 / 5 / -1 / 2-2.5

I've been playing disc golf for 10 years now, and I've had the Prodigy Feedback in my bag since it was first released. It's my go-to overstable fairway driver for those shots where I need maximum control and a hard-fading finish.

The Feedback is incredibly reliable, especially in windy conditions. I can trust it to fight through headwinds and hold any line I put it on. It has a very consistent fade that never surprises me, even when I'm throwing it with full power.

While it's definitely overstable, it's not so beefy that it's unusable for average arm speeds. I can get a good amount of distance out of it, and with a bit of hyzer, I can shape some really nice flex shots.

I've been throwing the 400 plastic, and it's held up great over time. It's got a comfortable grip and feels good in the hand.

If you're looking for a dependable overstable fairway driver that can handle power and wind, I highly recommend checking out the Feedback.

This is the best disc in the prodigy lineup IMO. This replaced my sexton firebird, being slightly less overstable has allowed me to push these farther. The sexton I was throwing was beat up a bit too, so that explains the switch. This has become my workhorse backhand and forehand, allowing me to throw them as hard as I want without flipping over. The Fx-2 is definitely a touch more overstable than this, so think of it as an Fx-2.5. I don't like the Fx-2, as the bottom edge is a bit sharp for my liking (not flashing, it's the mold itself.) If you like throwing straight forehands with a reliable finish, This is a must try.

Flies as advertised! I'd say very comparable to a thunderbird, probably a tick less stable. Mine has also beaten in beautifully and flies a good bit straighter before fading back hard at the end

I would recommend this as a beginners first utility disc or a slightly beat in version of a utility disc for bigger arms! It has a touch of turn which makes it forgiving for slower arms, but still enough stability to be very reliable in headwinds or for a late fade or long hyzer! Overall fantastic disc!

Solid overstable 9-10 speed driver. Very comfortable in the hand, the plastic feels great, and the stamp is awesome. Plus it supports Kevin Jones who is a great pro. My only issue with this disc is that it is a little beefier than I expected. I bought 3 and 2 of them are somewhat workable but fade hard at the end of their flight and my 3rd one is totally beefy to the point of being a utility disc. With a little time I think 2 of mine would be great drivers but was hoping for something a little more workable 

Feels great in the hand in the 400 plastic, and it is very glidey with a nice forward finish. It defintely doesn't dump to the ground, but it is still stable for me on both backhand and forehand. Very consistent. For comparison, my max with a 12 speed driver is 400' backhand, 300' forehand.