The F3 from Prodigy is a fairway driver that offers something to every player, no matter the skill. Beginners will find it to be a very predictable and controllable, while experienced players will take advantage of the mid-flight understablility and late overstability.

I've been throwing a F3 and F5 in 750 and loving both. The F3 has the perfect amount of extra stability than the F5 and is my go to straight shooting fairway driver. Just a little hyzer should get it to flip up flat at  it finishes pretty flat. I've been very pleased with its consistency/predictability and comfort in the hand. Would replace if lost. 

This disc is a very strait flyer for me with minimal fade at the end of the flight. I was given this disc. I didn't know what to expect. and after my first throw my only reaction was wow! it was amazing. 

Without a doubt my fairway I've thrown! Multiple plastics in my bag, and I'd be lost without my 750 F3!

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If your beginning or advance this is a perfect fairway disc.. it flies straight with a soft finish back and is a very accurate disc.. I just started throwing again because I knew something was missing in my bag and I found it again. I love this disc for 250-325ish ft shots.. perfect disc for everyone in disc golf

The F3 in 750 sits in the FD/River realm of neutral fairway drivers. It isn't as stable as a Lat64 Explorer nor is it Innova Leopard understable. What I liked about it was how effortless this disc is to get out on a straight line with a full -1/1 up to roughly 325'. Anything beyond that I'd be hesitant or toss something a little more stable. My use for this disc is tunnels and uphill shots.

750 plastic is great for those who prefer a stiffer plastic. It's nearly indestructible and will hold stability for a long time. Honestly, I think it's the most durable plastic out on the market today. 

Got an F3 in the 750 plastic from my favorite Infinite Discs. Love the plastic, feels like it could take just about anything. 

Being a general beginner (playing for years- recently really got into it), this disk has been treating me alright. Some say that it's not exactly for beginners, and I can see why. Takes a good, hard throw to get it to fly straight. On a good crank I can get it about 300ft (max wit any disc is about 350ft). 

Great fairway disc, predictable throw. Keeping it in the bag!