Prodigy Reverb 400 (Kevin Jones)
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The Prodigy Reverb 400 is Kevin Jones's first signature disc, a very overstable distance driver built for players with enough arm speed to make a 3.5 fade mean something.
Flight Numbers: 13 / 5 / 0 / 3.5
400 is Prodigy's durable, grippy standard plastic, comfortable in the hand for a disc this demanding and tough enough to hold up under repeated hard releases.
It holds a line for most of the flight before the fade kicks in at the end, handling power and deflecting wind the way a good utility driver should. Unlike some overstable distance drivers that dump straight down once they slow, this one keeps enough glide to stay in the air a little longer before the fade takes over.
Not a beginner disc, and honestly not a great fit for most intermediate players either. Advanced throwers who already handle overstable drivers well and want a hard, reliable finish for utility shots will get the most out of it.
Do you throw hard enough to make this fade at all? If not, look at something with less rim speed first. If you do, compare it to the Prodigy Reverb 500 for a stiffer, longer-lasting plastic, or the Innova Star Destroyer for a similarly overstable option from another brand. See more in the Reverb collection.
Speed 13, glide 5, turn 0, fade 3.5. Diameter 21.1 cm, rim width 2.3 cm, max weight 174 g.
