Information about the differences in the Infinite Line molds and runs
Understable is the tendency of a disc to “flip” or “turn” hard. For a right handed backhand throw, this would be the tendency of a disc to turn off to the right at the beginning of flight on a level throw, or flip from a “hyzer” angle to flat or right turning. Understable discs are usually the best discs for beginners. The runs of our discs that we consider to be understable are classified here.
The fourth run of the Sphinx was again in I-Blend plastic, due to continued strong sales in that particular plastic blend. The run had 1064 discs. A high percentage of discs in this run were light weight (140g – 150g) in order to market them as a beginner disc or a child-friendly disc option. There…Read more
The Third run of the Pharaoh was produced in affordable I-Blend plastic and there were 1100 discs in the run. Some featured a limited edition stamp (Scarab Mandala). Discs in this run were more understable and very popular with players that don’t have “big arms.” The run also came out with relatively flat flight plates….Read more
