The Prodigy 750 M4 is a stable midrange built in Prodigy's glossy 750 plastic, and it holds almost any line you put it on the way a broken-in Buzzz does. Point it flat, on a hyzer, or on an anhyzer and it tends to do what you ask.

Flight Numbers: 5 / 5 / -1 / 1

750 is Prodigy's premium, domey plastic. It runs stiffer and glossier than 400 or 300, a little slicker out of the box until it warms up in your hand, and it resists wear well, so the flight plate keeps its shape through a lot of rounds instead of softening after a season.

Thrown flat it flies straight with a slight fade at the end. On an anhyzer it holds that line and finishes with a graceful glide instead of dumping over. With good snap on a hyzer, it flips just a touch and rides straight. Prodigy's Easy Release Technology shows up here as a comfortable, low-effort release for a mid this stable.

Beginners learn a clean release with this disc because it is forgiving about small angle mistakes, and plenty of experienced players keep one in the bag for long, controlled straight shots and tunnel drives. It is a good mid-range and approach hybrid for anyone who wants fewer surprises.

Bag it next to the Prodigy 500 M4 for a firmer grip in the same flight, or grab the Prodigy 300 M4 if you want the same mold in the affordable base plastic. See the rest of the stable midrange lineup.

Speed 5, glide 5, turn -1, fade 1. Diameter 21.7 cm, rim width 1.4 cm, max weight 182 g.