The Czar is a good disc. It can be a bomber and a reliable wind fighter in different plastic and weights. I tried the I-blend, Swirly S-blend, Halo,  and Metal Flake Glow C-blend. (that is the order in stability for me that only throws 400-420 with the czars) The flight numbers are pretty spot (11/5/-1/3) on but one thing I seem to find as a theme with a lot of infinite molds is the very late stability. 

I-blend  11/5/-2/2 once beat in. Easier to flip and turn once beat in. It does take a while to beat it and mine were the most domey heartbeat ones. 

Swirly S blend  11/5/-1.5/2.5. This is the flattest plastic in my sample pool. Has very good turn and still has the ability to fight out, thrown in a headwind things change and it gets more understable to the point I didnt trust it. 

Halo 11/4.5/-1/3. Even thought I had a domey semi pop top disc it seemed like it didnt want to fly as far as the others and it would fall out of the sky quicker. 

MFC-blend 11/4/-1/3 Still has slight turn and seems to glide less (even with the domier one for the run) and the stability kicks in sooner. 

Cons: Not forehand friendly for those that rely on the disc, like me, to help with clean releases. Also it does not sit well on my hand. It didnt help that they were domey discs either. Great for backhand questionable for this guy on forehand.  I also feel the blunter nose of the disc doesnt help it cut thru the air as much. 

Suggestions: They did not make my permanent bag for this season. The Dynasty, Halo Maya and Emperor are way too good and can cover this slot. **Halo Maya review to come but it is 11/6/-1/1.5 that finishes straight and bombs even into mild headwind. Dynasty get in the 400 range dead straight and emperor can beat in. 

Awesome mold that helps fill the gap between the Emperor and your slower control/fairway drivers. Flies like a shorter destroyer/emperor with less speed.  

The czar has quickly become my go to forehand driver. It has a similar hand feel to a wraith, but flatter. The czar wants to push down the fairway with a tiny bit of turn and a good amount of fade without being super beefy. I would recommend this disc to intermediate/advanced players that find the wraith too flippy, but still want a disc in that 11-speed slot. I'm not overhand thrower, but I can see the czar being beefy enough to handle some distance Tommy's and thumber for sure.