Prodigy Discs

Prodigy Disc FX-4

Regular price $14.99 USD
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Plastic: 400 Fractal
400 Fractal
Weight - Color (Stamp): 175g - Blue (Black/Silver)
  • 175g - Blue (Black/Silver)
  • 174g - Blue-ish (Black/Flag Foil)
  • 174g - Crimson (Black/Blue)
  • 165g - Honey (Ghost/White)
  • 169g - Crimson/Blue Slate Swirl (Gold/Blue)
  • 173g - Goldenrod (Magenta Glitter)
  • 163g - Red (Blue Shatter)
  • 152g - Hot Green (Magenta Glitter)
Plastic: 400 Fractal
Weight - Color (Stamp): 175g - Blue (Black/Silver)
Prodigy FX-4 - 400 Fractal / 175g - Blue (Black/Silver) - Skyline Disc Golf
$14.99 USD
400 Fractal / 175...

Flight Numbers

9Speed
5Glide
-2Turn
2Fade

The Prodigy FX-4 is a fast, neutral-to-understable fairway driver rated 9/5/-2/2, designed to bridge the gap between control and distance. It features a wider rim than the F Series, so it carries more speed and pushes further down the fairway, all while staying comfortable and predictable in the hand. Its flight is genuinely power-dependent: lower arm speeds get a smooth, straight ride with a mild finish, while power players can shape rightward turnovers, glidey hyzers, and effortless hyzer-flips. That versatility, plus a slightly deeper rim than the rest of the F Series for a confident grip, makes the FX-4 a favorite for wooded courses, controlled placement, tailwind drives, and utility rollers. It rewards clean form with easy, accessible distance rather than demanding maximum power, and its clean release makes it dependable on both backhand and forehand throws. Compared to the FX-3, the FX-4 is a touch less stable, giving you more turn and a smoother, straighter flight. If you want a fairway driver that adds extra carry without becoming unpredictable, the FX-4 fits right into any bag.

Why Throw the FX-4?

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Control Meets Distance

A fast fairway driver that bridges the gap between accurate control and extra downrange carry.

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Smooth, Glidey Flight

A wider rim and strong glide push it further down the fairway with noticeably less effort.

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Hyzer-Flips & Turnovers

The understable turn makes effortless hyzer-flips, long turnovers, and dependable rollers.

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Power-Dependent Flight

Lower arm speeds get a straight ride, while power players can shape controlled rightward turnovers.

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Deeper, Comfy Rim

A slightly deeper rim than the rest of the F Series gives a confident, secure grip in the hand.

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Backhand & Forehand

A clean release and a predictable finish make the FX-4 dependable off both backhand and forehand.

Plastics

Popular

300

Premium - Grippy - All-Purpose

Prodigy's grippy, all-purpose premium blend with a comfortable feel and dependable performance. A great all-around choice that gives the FX-4 a confident grip in any conditions.

400

Premium - Durable - Grippy

A durable, grippy premium blend that feels as good as it looks and breaks in nicely over time. It gives better grip even when wet and holds the FX-4's flight round after round.

500

Premium - Slick - Stiff

A premium, slightly slick and stiff blend built for maximum durability and a firm, confident release. The pick for power throwers who want the FX-4 to hold its line the longest.

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Frequently Asked Questions

The FX-4 is rated 9 | 5 | -2 | 2. That's fairway-driver speed with good glide, an understable high-speed turn, and a mild fade, giving it a smooth, neutral-to-understable, easy-to-shape flight.
The FX-4 is slightly less stable than the FX-3. It has more turn and a smoother, straighter flight, while the FX-3 offers more fade at the end. Choose the FX-4 for glidey, workable lines and the FX-3 when you want a more dependable finish.
Yes. Its wider rim adds carry while the neutral-to-understable flight stays forgiving, so lower-power players get a straight, easy ride with a mild finish. It is a great disc for learning hyzer-flips and getting extra distance from a fairway driver.
Absolutely. Its understable turn makes it a great roller disc and a natural for long turnover lines, especially for players with moderate arm speed who want to shape big right-moving shots.
Yes. Its neutral stability helps it stay straighter in a tailwind without fading out too early, and its clean release makes it a confident, controllable choice for both forehand and backhand finesse shots.
300 is the grippy, all-purpose premium pick. 400 adds durability and grips well even when wet. 500 is stiffer and slicker for maximum durability and the beefiest feel, ideal for power throwers who want it to hold its line longest.

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