This is an awesome mold. Easy distance if you get it up to speed. It's a Tern/Daedalus type. Can get flippy and turn over if you're not careful, especially in Ultrium. My Premium is understable but way closer to neutral than the Ultrium. Dramatic difference. I sometimes bag both but the Premium gets thrown much more. Ultrium for steep angle hyzer flips and ripping tail winds.

Big S-bombs once you figure out the angles.

The Prodiscus Fasti is an extremly understable disc. It tends to be quite flippy for my arm (350-400 feet average) but can find use in the right conditions.

I would reccomend to a beginner who's arm speed allows for distance drivers or an intermediate-advanced level player looking for a roller disc or a big time distance disc in a tailwind.

I'm a fan of smaller disc brands, but I really struggled with this disc. It always wanted to flip on me and basically could only be used as a utility disc for rollers.

Ultimately it was far more understable than I was expecting. If you throw with a lot of hyzer or at high elevation, this could potentially be a good disc to use. For me in my current situation, it will not make it in the bag or in field work.  

So the Prodiscus Fasti overall was a pretty nice disc to throw. I haven't had the opportunity to throw a lot of discs in the Prodiscus lineup, so I can't speak much to how it fits in the lineup.

Overall the disc had a little more turn and less fade than I was expecting, which isn't a bad thing. I could get it to easily pop up and go, and of course the disc faded, but not very strongly. It was a more gradual fade for me. Other than that, there really isn't anything super notable to say about this disc--and I mean that in the most not a bad way possible. It just met my expectations, and it was as simple as that

So if you are the kind of disc golfer who likes to have the more unique discs on the course, try out the Fasti from Prodiscus. I have a hard time believing any disc golfer wouldn't like the way it flies.

The Fasti is an awesome disc with an awesome name! Although the flight numbers may not represent it as far as fade goes. This disc is pretty darn flippy and doesn't come back much at all.

That being said this is a really fun disc to throw! If you launch it on a flat release it'll flip over and possible roll, so you do have to be careful with how you let this thing fly. I opted for a big sky anhyzer and it was beautiful! It held the anny forever and just kept going and going. It slowly flattened out but never really faded back the other direction. Basically, it's a perfect disc for big turnover shots.

It also makes a great backhand roller if you can get your roller angle right. My only nitpick is the rim is a little bit sharp in the hand. Not terrible if you're used to big thick rims, but it could be slightly uncomfortable for some. It didn't bother me too much, as I was distracted with how far this thing anny's. 

I'm not sure if the Fasti is necessarily faster than other discs - but it does go really far for me. Perhaps it should have been called the Flipperi, as when I get full power on my drives, it usually flips over, turns right, and hardly comes back at all. The flight is pretty similar to my Westside Kings, and this disc is great for hyzer flips (which is good, because I strugle not releasing on a hyzer).

The Fasti, is fast enough that it doesn't turn right on every throw, only when I have full power. At slower speeds it hyzers out and actually acts overstable. For players like me, the Fasti gives max distance, but for many others I can see this disc as being very inconsistent.

Very sharp edges, huge rim, feels a bit off in my hand.  Plastic is amazing, Prodiscus Premium is one of the top few plastics on the market.

Apparently I can't find the right angle to release this disc on.  If I throw it flat then it cut rolls, if i throw it on a big anhyzer it fights out of it too much, when I hyzer flip it it's ok but I don't get near the distance that I do out of other similar discs.  When it's all said and done, this one is going to the sell pile.  Sad as I love Prodicus plastic, but I can't stand this disc, it is just too touchy on release angles.

I had a lot of fun throwing around the Fasti. I don't know about the rating on the site with the -2 turn and 3 fade, because for me (throwing at higher elevation) it was more like a -2 turn and 1 fade. When thrown at a high speed...and I assumed that it should be, given the name of the disc...it definitely flies on the understable side. When throwing back-hand with power, the Fasti took off with a prounounced pull to the understable side and really didn't fade back much at all. I really liked how it made a long, understable turn without completely flipping over or turning into a roller, then straightened at the end of flight. I'm right-handed, so my back-hand throws flew with a long, gentle right-hand turn.

I was throwing four different discs over and over again, and the Fasti flew the furthest every time, beating even a couple of the discs that I like to use as "bombers". It never looked like it was going to go the furthest, but it would straighten out of the understable turn just enough to get that extra distance before touching down. I could find some real use for a disc like this.

I tried a few throws at slower speeds, but didn't feel like that's what the Fasti is made for, since it has a pretty wide rim and wants to be thrown fast. I tried it on a high anhyzer line, and it faded just enough to make a hovering UFO-style landing. I tested it in wind, and definitely would not recommend it as a wind-fighter. This thing was out-of-control in a head wind (better behaved with a tail wind).

I feel like it is a versatile disc that can be released in different ways with success and isn't too advanced for most players who want to push their speed up a notch.