17 Best Disc For Hyzer Flip (2023 Updated)

Despite his best efforts, the toothsome hound has barely made a scratch on this disk, whereas some of the others we’ve bought were ripped/torn apart after a few sessions of jump/catch/chew. This seems the choice for Frisbee-training for active dogs (this one half Aussie Shepherd, one half Border Collie, and all muscle and teeth and speed).

I have loved this frisbee! I have only had it for a few days, and my Border Collie, Brynn, LOVES IT! We play hardcore tug with it with each play/training session, and there are no marks or indents! It’s pretty flexible too!.

Jawz fribees are the way to go, if you have a frisbee obsessed dog! I love this style for advanced throws. It’s a sturdy frisbee & has no bend to it, so that it can perform the throws it was designed for.

It can hold a path, even in the wind. My border collie has no issue seeing or catching this. We have yet to have any puncture marks, after multiple uses. My only warning is that it doesn’t float, so avoid throwing near water.

Highly recommend – this will always be our go to frisbee!.

I am fairly new to disc golf. I have bought many prodigy discs and have decided this is the brand I want to throw. I have the latest bag and love it! I have a red X5 and absolutely love how this disc throws (for me).

I was told I might not like it due to I do not throw hard. I have played with it only a few times and I tell ya what. I already know where the disc is going to fly for me. I love how lightweight it is and soft.

I have RA and it is very hard for me to grip discs. This brand is very soft and easy to use. I have also started using the disc golf gloves, which I highly recommend for any one with arthritis.

This disc was far more stable than was promoted. Not sure if it was just the plastic or not, but it is not flippy in the least. Even my dominant forehand snap, which can get some flat flight out of a D2 to go 360ft, was unable to get the disc to level out and perform as desired, smashing the ground at just over 300ft.

After building an entire Prodigy Bag this is my only disappointment to date, otherwise their data is sound!.

My first prodigy disk. I’m older. played many many years. I’ve lost a lot of arm speed so I got this lighter 164g hoping I could get enough turn to make it anhyzer out and gently fade back ( like the description says).

Can’t do it. Won’t go with the turns and fades very hard actually costing me both distance and accuracy. bummer. I was finally able to get it to hold a pretty straight line with moderate fade by really trying to turn it hard on low ceiling tunnel shots, but this was much harder than with the stable driver I’ve been throwing.

I’m not sure what to try from here.

Oh my goodness! Never thought anyone could have so much fun, but our family did. We used the Flying Disc or as they called them in my day a Frisbee (LOL) at the beach. It was amazing enough to keep us playing when the sun went down with the fun electric-looking lights on the disc.

Lots of positive comments were made by people passing by about how much fun we were having with the disc. Definitely a hit for everyone! I highly recommend it. :).

The product works great but it’s not made for Disc Golf, otherwise known as Glow. Glow golf is huge and is played with disc golf discs which are much smaller and have a beveled edge. Currently, we have to use glow discs which are made with glow in the dark plastics which have to be recharged with an LED flash light every few minutes which is very inconvenient compared to your LED discs.

Plus your LED discs are much brighter with a variety of colors. The first company that starts making disc golf sized LED discs will dominate the market. If you have made these discs in the past, you need to make them again and do some basic marketing.

This is truly a No Brainer.

I bought this frisbee after my kids lost more than one ball and frisbee after the sun’s gone down. They haven’t lost it yet (knock on wood). Nice weight, flies well. I’d prefer it not have something sticking out the center of it, but they had to put the batteries somewhere.

Although it is a little odd to throw the kids love to play with this as its getting dark. The light is verry bright and cause the disc to light up in flight. Will definatly be looking for another one in another color.

Just be careful how u throw it because the light box in the center of the disc makes it a little odd to throw.

After just a few catch sessions regular frisbee-ish discs were getting chewed and damaged to the point where they were borderline jagged. I was not letting them be used as a chew toy, just throw and retrieve toys.

But I took a chance on a Jawz disc and was so happy with the results that I got another (I now have the small and regular sizes). I don’t even bother to hurry and get it away from him because I know it will hold up.

My Aussie even likes to pin it on the ground and push at it, until it fold into a “taco” and then grabs it. Thousands (literally) of catches later it’s still undamaged even though half the time he’d rather make me work to take it from him.

My puppy is a destroyer of all things but frisbees are her favorite. We have tried all of them so when I came across this one I hoped to get a couple park trips before it was in the trash. We are so pleasantly surprised it’s gone to the park for weeks now and still she hasn’t put a hole in it.

She carry’s it in her mouth to the park plays Catch and thrashes it about and still we have a frisbee. This will be our frisbee go to from now on. Thank you our puppy is happy and we have stopped throwing money down the drain on one time use frisbees.

Overall, I love this backpack. If it were an option, I would give it a 4. 5/5 because the drawbacks are very minor in the grand scheme of things. The main storage pocket is great and I love having the putter pocket set a bit higher for easy access.

You can comfortably carry a complete pack very easily with the structure of the bag and the very comfortable straps. The strength and durability are also major positives for me. The backpack is also stylish and attractive.

There are (3) minor things that keep it from being the perfect bag for me: 1. The main compartment cover swings into the bag under the putter pocket while playing a round. It is held back away from the discs by a piece of velcro.

Unfortunately, with the weight of the putters above it, the velcro tends to slowly work loose over the course of the round and the closure flap flips down over the discs. This could be remedied by putting in snaps instead of velcro for a better grip.

Size wise, the putter pocket easily holds 4 putters, but then the flap falls down easily because of the weight. 2. The side pockets are barely too small to hold extra discs when they are not in their “enlarged” state.

If the pockets were even 1/2″ deeper front to back, the pockets would be great for holding less-used discs. 3. The drink holders are just a tad too small for a 32 oz. Nalgene. The water bottle will fit, but it’s a struggle to get in and out.

If they were a fraction of an inch bigger, they would be snug but not such a battle.

I received this for Father’s Day. The only problem was no place for my Bluetooth speaker. I’ve only used the BP twice and yesterday I put the speaker in one of the water bottle pockets and it worked fine.

Holds all the discs I use regularly, 10 drivers, 6 mid-range and 3 putters in the quick-top pocket (150, 167 and 175 gram). Rides well, but only 9-hole walk so far (had finger surgery so taking it easy for a couple weeks).

Lost of pocket space for stuff, food, and herb. I don’t carry beers or a sweater (tie around my waist usually), but it could hold a windbreaker for sure. We got a good sale price, $99. I’ve only had a small shoulder bag from Innova, so I often carry the BP on one shoulder, but trying to remember to put it on both shoulders, especially as I get better and play longer courses.

I plan to keep the bag and use it. Be sure to watch the video on how to put the plastic reinforcement panels in, we put the small ones in the wrong place and didn’t use the big ones at all and misplaced the rectangle–and then we watched the video.

I bought this gift as a birthday gift for my boyfriend. Needless to say – it has EVERYTHING he wanted in a bag! The easy access putter, the durable bag that stands up on its own, the rigid bottom, a easy access pocket for his phone to keep score, and a bonus for myself two, count them TWO water bottle holders! This is so nice since we go together and it holds both mine and his discs and now we can have two water bottles! He absolutely loved it.

First day he took it out he said he could tell a difference in his back. Which now it doesn’t hurt from the support that this bag provides. Would recommend! Especially if you want to have easy access for dics and extra storage!.

I bought this disc to replace an older disc that became damaged after many years of use. This disc has a nice feel to it, and it throws well. My son (4 YO) is able to throw this disc straight and true without difficulty.

The smooth round edges make for comfortable catches too.

These frisbees are awesome fliers. Soft and easy on my border collie’s mouth. This was the first frisbee he learned with and I bought two additional disks as the first lasted about 3 months before being pretty much destroyed.

If you were super careful and don’t allow for any tug of war or gnawing it would last longer. At $12 it is a bit expensive for what it is – I can get a larger, nice ultimate frisbee disk for half that price.

But, I get it, this disk is specialized, soft and made for dogs so I’d spend that much again.

I bought my first at a pet store and initially I couldnt throw them because they were a little more pliable than you typical hard plastic frisbee but after a few sessions I was able to throw them hard, far, and accurate.

My dog has a very soft bite so he cant use hard frisbees and he catches this one without having it pop out of his mouth or being scared to catch it because it would probably hurt. I recommend this product to anyone that has a dog with a very soft bite!.

This Frisbee is kind of in between a really soft dog Frisbee and a regular hard one. We have a German Shepard that is pretty easy on toys. We have been playing with her with the disc for a couple of weeks and, while she hasn’t torn it up, there are tooth holes in it.

I expect it to last another couple of weeks. I do wish there was another level of soft disc harder than this one, but softer than regular Frisbees.

I have only been playing for a couple months. The courses near me have quite a few holes from left to right. My BH is better than my FH currently so I went for an under stable disc. This x5 does a great job in my experience while being a crusher for distance.

I can get the x5 to fly as far or even farther than my d3 max. Prodigy is making great discs!.

I usually like a heavier disc but purchased this to play with my kids as it’s 175 gm vs 200 gm. Really happy with it. Easy to throw for them and they’re not afraid to catch it.

I carry a couple 400 D3s (some X-Out, some stock stamp). These are my absolute max distance discs. The rim feel is GREAT, like I really feel confident throwing these BH or FH. I can’t throw FULL BORE because I’m worried about turning it over with BH.

With FH, I have to be intentional about not over-snapping it on the release. Basically, the disc comes out FAST and glides FAR with good form and 85% power. The only negative I can think of. this, for me, is NOT a woods disc.

This disc needs room to do what it does. It needs lateral room to turn right, glide, fade left and finish forward. In an open field or a course where you have room to let this thing out of the bag, it’ll give you some monster distance.

The ones I have are a little domey, so the glide is unreal and it shows. The first 1/3 of the flight is pure speed out of my hand. I mean this disc comes out with tons of speed. The middle 1/3 of the flight is pure glide, like a paper airplane just floating.

The last 1/3 of the flight is this thing fighting forward like a running back trying to get every inch it can. Sure, I throw D1, D2, X3 for shots where a turnover is BAD. but when I have room to just unload a bomb, this is my go-to.

In the attached video, I get my daughter to film a 400 D3 forehand. With a slight wrist flick and getting the nose up into the wind. it still flies about 285′. Great job Prodigy. I have many of these and look forward to throwing each and every one.

So I’ve heard rumbles that Prodigy re-tooled some of their D series drivers to make them, essentially, more stable. I’ve noticed the difference in the D2, and I thought I’d try a D3. Wow. These new 400 D3s are the first disc that I’ve been able to consistently push over 470 (twice over 500′!!!) on flat ground, no wind.

They just go. Yeah, they’re a bit on the stable side compared to what I would have EXPECTED, but they’re beating up nicely to be crazy long. I’ve got 3 400 D3s, 1 400G, 1 750G and the 400 are the longest ones.

Excellent disc. I’ll throw a new one into a stiff headwind, but not my beat-in one. 400G/750G are headwind fighters with great distance potential.

I lost my favorite, beat up F1 and wanted to replace it with something that would fly like it without needing to be hammered into trees for three years. I tried the F2 in 750 and it was EXTREMELY flippy brand new, so I thought it must be a fluke and bought another one.

Out of the box roller disc. Finally I found an F2 in 400 and it is a MUCH better disc. Still a little less stable than I had hoped, but when I get a littler hyzer on it she flies almost 400 dead straight 10 feet off the ground.

Very useful.

Ummmm… this came up when I searched golf discs. Perhaps you should fix that. My son got a pretty good laugh about it. He returned this one and another one that was not a golf disc.

I bought this Disc to replace an old one that had skidded on the driveway too many times. I love the heft of it, and it flys beautifully!

I purchased a couple of these for the grandchildren to throw in a tub. They love to paly with these.

Look, it’s not just because I’m a Prodigy fan boy but this disc is gnarly. The 750g plastic gives this disc a touch more stability than the 4500g does and it absolutely WORKS. I can rip into this disc with full power without it turning over.

Full disclosure My max drives are about 400′ and I’ve only hit that distance with a few discs and this is one of them. Very consistent flight path, very predictable and the fade is perfect enough to have small skips but nothing to where it’ll screw up the drive.

I goto the park with my young daughter often – shes learning to throw and catch. The Aerobie has a soft edge, so it doesnt hurt it it hits her. Mind you, were only tossing it 10-15 feet at low speeds.

But Ive bonked her with hard traditional frisbees at that range and it hurts! Its also fun for her to catch the ring with an arm through the middle hole. Also works great for adult catch in a pool (if the pool is mostly empty).

You can stack 2 on top of each other as you toss and theyll separate as they fly for a fun catching challenge. Id recommend getting 2 – its easier to include multiple people (or kids) with more than 1, and they stack easily in a bag.

It’s an amazing toy. Bought one about 27 years ago and I still have it. Just recently purchased a second one. As far as I remember, it holds the distance record for a land thrown object. It’s great for wind sprinting workouts.

You’ll run for hours and not be aware ’cause you’re having too much fun doing so.

I was beyond impressed with the speed of the Aerobie Pro Ring Outdoor Flying Disc! If you are looking for a fast-pace and exciting outdoor game for all ages, this is a must buy! We used the Aerobie Pro Ring Outdoor Flying Disc at our Back to School Party and both kids and adults could not stop raving about how much they loved playing with this! The Aerobie Pro Ring Outdoor Flying Disc is super light weight which makes it easy to hold and to throw.

Such a fun activity to have any outdoor event!.