Information about the differences in the Infinite Line molds and runs
Distance Drivers are classified by the width of the rim, also known as wing length. While distance drivers have potential to go the most distance, this will only be the case for experienced players with advanced technique and arm speed. For most recreational players, distance drivers require too much speed to get the most distance with. The infinite Discs Distance drivers focus on players of all skill levels for a variety of different shots.
The sixth run of Pharaoh discs was the first in regular S-Blend and they were all white for use with special edition, artistic stamps. They have a shape and flight similar to the Run 2 Pharaohs. There were 1041 discs in this special edition run.
The fifth run of the Pharaoh came out rather unique with a very flat profile and a good number of swirls. There were 1203 discs in the run and they included a signature Jessica Weese edition as well as a couple of special tournament support stamps. A few were also stamped with the “Eye of…Read more
Run 4 of the Pharaoh was a huge hit because it was the first time that Metal Flake Glow C-Blend had been run. It features a mix of colored glow plastic with metal flakes inside and had two editions– one with blank tops and a simple bottom stamp, and another version with an Alien Pharaoh…Read more
The first run of Pharaoh discs was produced in Swirly S-Blend plastic. While the swirls did not turn out very well, almost all the run one discs were purple / pink. The disc was very popular. The run include 224 early prototype editions for testing and 800 stock editions. Run one was relatively flat. Jessica…Read more
The third run of the Emperor was released in Metal Flake Glow C-Blend. There was a limited edition “Alien” themed stamp on 400 of the discs to go along with the popular Alien Pharaoh stamp. There was also a Garret Gurthie Signature Edition to help Garrett raise money for this 2019 professional touring season. The…Read more
The second run of the Emperor was in Splatter S-Blend plastic and the entire run is a signature disc for David Feldberg who joined Team Infinite in 2019. There were 900 of them stamped with two different David Feldberg designs, plus 133 stamped with the Team Infinite “Test Run” stamp. The run came out more…Read more
The first run of the Emperor was released in I-Blend plastic. The first discs in the run were stamped for the 2019 Las Vegas Challenge player packs. Later it was released with a stock stamp. There were 850 discs in the first run and the run was significantly more understable than the next runs.
The 9th run of the Pharaoh was run in the Splatter S plastic. There were a total of 1083 discs in this August 2019 disc run.
The 8th run of the Pharaoh was run in the I-Blend plastic. There were a total of 1065 discs in this August 2019 disc run.
The 7th run of the Pharaoh was run in the Swirly S plastic. There were a total of 1205 discs in this August 2019 disc run.
