Information about the differences in the Infinite Line molds and runs
The fourth run of the Alpaca was run in the I-Blend plastic. This run contained 998 discs. The I-Blend offers a premium plastic feel for an affordable price. This run would primarily see use as an off the tee putter or an approach putter. The plastic has a soft yet grippy feel. This run has…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
The fourth run of the Exodus was in I-Blend plastic and was 1050 discs. Some included a limited edition stamp design (Scarab Mandala). This run came out as the most domey version of the Exodus to date and most players found it slight more understable than the S-Blend editions.
The first run of the Sphinx followed a small 193-piece prototype run and was in I-Blend plastic. There were 800 in the first run. The first run Sphinx was a fairly straight flyer with only moderate fade. However, there was quite a difference between the light weights and the discs that were closer to max…Read more
