Prodigy Reverb 500 (Kevin Jones)
The Prodigy Reverb 500 in this Kevin Jones stamp is a very overstable distance driver that earns its 3.5 fade honestly, and it flies close to what the numbers on the stamp promise. It has enough glide to stay in the air instead of just dropping the moment it slows down.
Flight Numbers: 13 / 5 / 0 / 3.5
500 plastic has a pearlescent shine and a stiffer flight plate that gives this driver a confident, dependable grip. It holds its overstable finish well and does not soften up with use, so the fade you get new sticks around for a long time.
Thrown flat at full power it holds a controlled line and fades hard left at the end instead of dumping early, which makes it a strong choice for wind. If you can pump a disc 400 feet consistently, this driver rewards that power with distance and a fade you can plan around.
Best for advanced players with the arm speed to get the most out of a 13 speed this overstable. Newer players and slower arms will struggle to get it flying and should look at a slower driver first.
Want the same mold in a grippier plastic? The Prodigy Reverb 400 is the one to compare. Prefer a proven overstable name? The Innova Star Destroyer flies a similar fade. Browse our overstable distance drivers.
Speed 13, glide 5, turn 0, fade 3.5. Diameter 21.1 cm, rim width 2.3 cm, max weight 174 g.
