The Prodigy A3 750 carries the Luke Humphries Tour Series stamp, and in Prodigy's glossy 750 plastic this overstable approach disc will not turn over no matter how hard you rip a forehand into it.

Flight Numbers: 4 / 4 / 0 / 3

750 is Prodigy's premium, domey plastic, closer in feel to a champion-style blend than a flat premium run. It is stiff and grippy for both forehand and backhand approach releases, resists wear well, and breaks in slowly, so it holds its overstability far longer than the 300 or 400 grades.

Brand new it will not flip to flat even on a big, sweeping hyzer. It has replaced a bagged M1 more than once for exactly that reason. The flight lands close to a Champion or Star Gator, and the wide, beaded rim keeps forehand releases clean and accurate.

Intermediate and advanced players who need a reliable overstable disc for hyzer approaches and standstill upshots will get the most from this stamp, and forehand throwers especially like the wide rim. The Tour Series stamp is a nice bonus if you collect signature runs.

Looking for the same flight with less fade? Try the Prodigy A3 400 for a grippier, quicker-breaking-in version, or the Prodigy A3 500 for a stiffer middle ground. See the rest of the A3 collection.

Speed 4, glide 4, turn 0, fade 3. Diameter 21.0 cm, rim width 1.4 cm, max weight 174 g.