The FX-3 is a fast, stable fairway driver. It has a slightly wider rim than traditional fairway discs, which couples with a noticeable glide to push an extra step further. Its stable flight out of the hand gives players at different levels and arm speeds to execute different shot shapes. It will hold its angle for a long period before having a reliable finish on the end.
Stamp color may vary. Shade of disc color may vary.
- Stability: Stable
- Flight Ratings: [ 9 ][ 5 ][ -1 ][ 2 ]
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- Weight Range: -
- Durability: / 5.0
- Stiffness: / 5.0
- Grip: / 5.0
Customer Reviews
I love my FX-3! It feels great in the hand and i can push it far and very straight. I use it at my local course on a 330 foot tunnel shot that used to be the hardest one. This makes it look easy!
I was worried this disc would take a while to beat in in 500 plastic, but it was pretty true to flight numbers out of the gate. The FX-2 I had a little while ago was a total beefcake even at 167g. But this one at max weight - ooeee! Throw it on hyzer and watch it flip up and just go straight for a good long while. The plastic is durable and grippy.
I’ve been bagging the fx3 for a couple months now and I love it. It’s a great workhorse fairway for a straight to overstable shot.
Really good glide to it, flips to flat with just enough power. If i had to compare it to something, it would be like an under taker in my opinion. Its been my go to disc since ive received it, and i love it!
This may actually feel better than the 400, which I didn't think was possible. I haven't thrown it yet but I bag the 400 and it's love, baby. All love. I hope my 500 flies slightly different so I can bag both but if it flies the same, it's still a 5* disc. I'd give it 6 if I could. It's all about feel and this has it in spades. Prodigy seems to have fixed their flashing issues recently, at least with the FX series. Without the QC issues, Prodigy is going to be a force to be reckoned with in the industry. These plastics are so dreamy.