Distortion 4|3|0|3

Prodigy Approach Disc 4|3|0|3

The Distortion is an overstable approach disc within the Prodigy Collabs Series. It was developed in partnership with professional disc golfer Kevin Jones.

• Type: Overstable approach disc.
• Flight Numbers (Approximate): 4 | 3 | 0 | 3.
  • Speed 4: Relatively slow speed, typical for an approach disc.
  • Glide 3: Decent glide, but less glide compared to the Zone.
  • Turn 0: No high-speed turn, meaning it will not turn to the right (for RHBH throws) or left (for RHFH throws).
  • Fade 3: Significant low-speed fade, ensuring a reliable finish towards the basket.
• Key Features:
  • Overstable characteristics: Provides a consistent, predictable fade at the end of its flight.
  • Smooth, rounded feel and slim profile: Comfortable for both backhand and forehand grips.
  • Suitable for various skill levels: While beginners may find it stable, advanced players can use it for specific shots like anhyzer forehands.
• Comparisons:
  • Often compared to the Discraft Zone, a popular overstable approach disc.
  • Some players find the Distortion to have slightly more glide than the Zone.
  • It is described as a good option for players who like the Zone's feel but prefer the Prodigy plastic. 

In summary, the Prodigy Distortion is a reliable, overstable approach disc designed for consistent fades and comfortable grips, making it a valuable tool for players seeking a predictable finish on their shots, especially when compared to the Discraft Zone.