The FX-2 is an overstable Prodigy fairway driver rated 9/4/0/3. No turn and a firm fade make it a dependable choice for controlled drives, forehands and wind. Players who want a straight-finishing or turnover driver should look elsewhere. Prodigy created it with Chris Dickerson, two-time Disc Golf Pro Tour champion, who wanted a faster fairway driver with particular dimensions. Prodigy places it between its F Series and H Series, says it suits backhand and sidearm throws, and says full power gives a quick, straight flight and a moderate finish, while less power gives controlled hyzers. Players on Disc Golf Course Review found it overstable and noted a sharp bottom edge on the rim, and two said it breaks in well. The PDGA approved the FX-2 on 5 September 2019 (19-61), and Prodigy released it on 10 February 2020 in max-weight 400G and 500 plastic. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the DGA Riptide and the Kastaplast Stal.
The FX-2 is an overstable Prodigy fairway driver rated 9/4/0/3. No turn and a firm fade make it a dependable choice for controlled drives, forehands and wind. Players who want a straight-finishing or turnover driver should look elsewhere.
Prodigy created it with Chris Dickerson, two-time Disc Golf Pro Tour champion, who wanted a faster fairway driver with particular dimensions. Prodigy places it between its F Series and H Series, says it suits backhand and sidearm throws, and says full power gives a quick, straight flight and a moderate finish, while less power gives controlled hyzers. Players on Disc Golf Course Review found it overstable and noted a sharp bottom edge on the rim, and two said it breaks in well.
The PDGA approved the FX-2 on 5 September 2019 (19-61), and Prodigy released it on 10 February 2020 in max-weight 400G and 500 plastic. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the DGA Riptide and the Kastaplast Stal.
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