The Falcor is a speed-13 Prodigy distance driver rated 13/6/-1/2.5, designed with Cale Leiviska for Prodigy's Collabs Series. High glide, a little turn and a solid fade suit long drives for players with the arm speed for a 13-speed rim. Players with slower arms, or anyone wanting an understable driver, should look elsewhere. Prodigy describes an overstable driver with a lot of glide that players can lean on, and says stronger arms can get big distance from it. It belongs to Leiviska's Airborn discs, named for mythical creatures and nature, and in late 2024 it was among the first molds Prodigy made in Georgia. The PDGA approved it on 27 September 2021 (21-103), and Prodigy launched it in March 2022 with the Reverb as the first two Collabs discs. Try Discs lists it in 400 and 500 plastic as of October 2026. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Mint Discs Idol and the Innova Charger.
The Falcor is a speed-13 Prodigy distance driver rated 13/6/-1/2.5, designed with Cale Leiviska for Prodigy's Collabs Series. High glide, a little turn and a solid fade suit long drives for players with the arm speed for a 13-speed rim. Players with slower arms, or anyone wanting an understable driver, should look elsewhere.
Prodigy describes an overstable driver with a lot of glide that players can lean on, and says stronger arms can get big distance from it. It belongs to Leiviska's Airborn discs, named for mythical creatures and nature, and in late 2024 it was among the first molds Prodigy made in Georgia.
The PDGA approved it on 27 September 2021 (21-103), and Prodigy launched it in March 2022 with the Reverb as the first two Collabs discs. Try Discs lists it in 400 and 500 plastic as of October 2026. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Mint Discs Idol and the Innova Charger.
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