Speed
4
Glide
3
Turn
0
Fade
2
Flight Path
Dimensions
Max Weight
176.8 g
Diameter
21.3 cm
Height
1.9 cm
Rim Depth
1.4 cm
Rim Width
1.2 cm
Inside Rim Diameter
19 cm
Rim Depth / Diameter
6.6 %
Rim Configuration
54.75
Flexibility
7.84 kg
Bead
No
Prodigy DiscMidrange

A5

5 / 5 · 11 ratings
Skill Level
Stability
Overstable

The Prodigy Disc "A5" bridges the gap between stable control and moderate range in the approach game. With a speed of 4 and glide of 3, it’s ideal for precise approaches between 50 to 80 meters where neither maximum distance nor extreme stability is required. Its overstable profile ensures reliable landings in windy conditions and allows for predictable hyzer lines without sacrificing the versatility of a pure utility disc. The flat and comfortable hand feel promotes quick releases for both forehand and backhand throws. In flight, the "A5" follows a straighter path than many classic overstable midranges: a turn of 0 keeps the disc on its intended line, while a fade of 2 ensures a controlled leftward finish. This moderate fade lets players throw flat while still achieving a predictable landing phase. Compared to harder-fading models like the Zone or Harp, the "A5" offers slightly more glide and a softer landing, making it appealing for players seeking a stable midrange without excessive fade. Available in 400 and 500 plastics, the flight characteristics remain consistent, with 400 plastic excelling in grip during wet conditions. On hyzer lines, the "A5" reliably fights moderate crosswinds and consistently fades left even at flatter angles. Forehand throws benefit from its stability, preventing unwanted turnover, while backhand players can use it for straight approach shots with a calculated finish. Advanced throwers appreciate its balance of control and distance, but intermediate players will also find the "A5" a dependable choice when a neutral midrange lacks sufficient stability. This disc complements more aggressive approach discs, covering scenarios where precision outweighs pure overstability.

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