Grabbed a few of these on a whim, well, they were on sale.

The plastic is very nice for winter golf in the hinterlands, grippy. I have to say it holds up pretty well too, given the tree hits mine have survived.

The flight numbers are pretty true as well: no matter how bad you turn this disc, it has something left to fade at the end.

I've been throwing 150-160 models.

I give it 5 stars because of how my expectations were exceeded.

I'm a beginner who could only throw 280 tops. I just chucked this thing 370 today. Its helped improve my form and flies great. Slight anhyzer and it goes forever!

I got one of these in a players pack and overall it's a pretty good disc, for the price it has good speed and a mix of turn and fade that should be useable for most players. Overall the glide for the base plastic is disappointing, it doesn't seem to have tons of glide compared to similarly fast and stable discs.

Ideally this would be a 3.5 as I feel like the value and use are solid, but the lower glide and plastic not being very durable hurt it a bit.

The FMS fills a much need gap in the Prodigy line - the higher speed fairway driver! This is my favorite of the Ace Line releases thus far!

The F Model S was very overstable for me. It turned almost instantly out of my hand! I'm an intermediate player, so I don't have the biggest arm on the block, though. It makes me think of a flat top firebird or something in that stability range. To me, this is more of a utility fairway than an actual go-to-everytime fairway, but I'm sure the bigger arms would appreciate using it more.

The Base Grip plastic is not bad at all for the price. I'd put it a step above DX and most other base plastics. It works really well in the wet weather!

In summary, the F Model S, is an overstable fairway driver that will be appreciated by big arms and forehand players.