The Shadowfax is a Prodigy fairway driver rated 9/5/-2/1.5, designed with Cale Leiviska for Prodigy's Collabs Series. Some high-speed turn and a mild fade suit hyzer flips and smooth turnovers that finish flat. Players who need a stable finish or a disc for wind should look elsewhere. Prodigy describes controllable high-speed turn with a mild finish that keeps it from rolling over, for shaping lines. Leiviska's Airborn discs, which also include the Falcor and Stryder, take their names from mythical creatures and nature, and Prodigy says its Collabs discs are designed by its touring players. In late 2024 the Shadowfax was among the first molds Prodigy made in Georgia. The PDGA approved the Shadowfax on 2 May 2022 (22-70). On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Axiom Insanity and the Prodigy FX-4.
The Shadowfax is a Prodigy fairway driver rated 9/5/-2/1.5, designed with Cale Leiviska for Prodigy's Collabs Series. Some high-speed turn and a mild fade suit hyzer flips and smooth turnovers that finish flat. Players who need a stable finish or a disc for wind should look elsewhere.
Prodigy describes controllable high-speed turn with a mild finish that keeps it from rolling over, for shaping lines. Leiviska's Airborn discs, which also include the Falcor and Stryder, take their names from mythical creatures and nature, and Prodigy says its Collabs discs are designed by its touring players. In late 2024 the Shadowfax was among the first molds Prodigy made in Georgia.
The PDGA approved the Shadowfax on 2 May 2022 (22-70). On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Axiom Insanity and the Prodigy FX-4.
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