I love this disc for anhyzer shots. Released on a flat throw this thing will cruise for 270 feet straight then starts turning quite hard. Released on a hyzer line it will fade then anhyzer out after about 200 feet. This disc is for intermediate and above.

This isn't a disc a whole lot, but it's always a fun shot when I do.  The Sphinx is great for long and high turnover shots or for almost any roller situation.

After trying this disc out for a little while, it became my favorite driver by far. It flies reliably and it is definitely my go-to understable control driver. To be fair, it's probably the only understable control driver in my bag, but I absolutely love it. It's by far my favorite disc to drive, and also my favorite disc to look at. The art by Zoe Andyke is fantastic, it's really hard to look away from. Unfortunately for being my absolute favorite disc in every way, I always tend to lose it. I've already bought a replacement one for my first one and I lost that one too. Well I guess I'll keep buying them until I find another fairway driver that looks and flies as good as this one does.

If you can get a 12/5/-1/3 out to around 400ft, this will be your woodsie/flat turnover/tailwind/uphill hyzer frisbee. You can throw rollers with it but the angle won't be as forgiving as something flippier, which is good since the stability is going to push it forward and train your angle control. If you put too much hyzer on it, it's going to hold the angle but push forward instead of dumping. 

This disc feels and flies like a 2016-2017 run Champ (Jolly Launcher) Roadrunner if that means anything to you. I wanted this to replace my stable sidewinder slot and was disappointed,  but I'm happy to finally have a backup for my Roadrunner. 

170g S-Blend Infinite Sphinx

Disc#1 in my bag

If you cannot throw double digit speed and need an understable driver, then the Sphinx is an incredible option. The Sphinx feels great in your hand and feels natural when throwing. The 6-glide helps even beginners get some good distance. The understability makes the disc very user friendly as you can play with the angle of release. If you want a roller, just put about 20-30 degrees of anhyzer on it and watch it go. 

For many years I waffled between the Roadrunner and the Sidewinder. Both great in their own right, but to me they fit the same slot. Enter the Sphinx. I can't say enough about how great this disc is. Need a starter distance driver? Sphinx. Need a roller? Sphinx. Playing some bendy woods courses? You get it. It's a little less stable than a sidewinder,  and a little more stable than a roadrunner.

I love that you can get almost any flight out of this disc. And I can trust that it will fade out just a bit on big flex shots. It does pretty well in the wind for a - 3 turn disc too.

I've thrown the MF C and the Zoe Swirly star runs. Other than feel, I can't say there is much difference. I have gradually moved the MF C runs out of the bag, but only because the Swirly ones are so good.

So you will see probably mixed reviews on this disc.  Some will say it's supper flippy (thus the -3 turn rating) for others they will say it's not as flippy as they thought it would be and I fall in this camp, thus I bumped the turn rating to a -2 and also gave it a slight bump in fade.

For me this is by far my most grabbed disc in my bag.  I love the Centurion and Aztec  too, but this disc goes further.  The 6 Glide is spot on. It reminds of of my Lat 64 Flow, it just wants to stay in the air forever.  

The Sphinx is super easy to use for all skill levels.  Big arms will yes likely use it for a roller, trunover/tail win bomber. But for us people who are average to below average arms, this disc will help us get max distance without having to over power and crank on it.  

I own multiples of this disc in  S Blend, , Metal Flake C Blend, and  Swirly S Blends. Weight range from 163-175 and typically have 3-4 in my bag at all times..

So the Zoey Andyke signature swirly s-blend sphinx isn't exactly what I picture but I see a great use for this in my bag. The flight numbers are close but a bit more stable than i wanted right out the box. I'm sure once it warms up outside and once it gets beat in a bit, this will more like what im looking for.

If your looking for a "flippy disc" right out the box this isn't quite that. Its close and will wear/beat in nicely and probably become that disc with time. The swirly s blend plastic feels excellent in the the hand and I feel really comfortable forehand and back hand with this disc. I see this being a go to fairway esk driver in my future, like a faster leopard or a slower maya. This disc has an immense amount of glide so good height is key to the full flight of this disc. 

One of my favorite molds in my bag. I got a signature swirly Sphinx and wow, this thing goes far. It is a disc that with the right power and hyzer just goes dead straight for me. It's one of those discs you throw and people on your card ask what disc you just threw. The swirly doesn't seem as flippy as the numbers but it definitely needs a little hyzer to get past 350 for me. 

This disc can be an absolute life saver. I love throwing my sphinx. I dont have many wooded lines around here but i still find my use for this weather it be massive turnovers, rollers, dead straight hyzer flips, this has to potential to do what you need it to do. I had an I-blend for the longest time and it's started to flip over and not come back on minimal power. I was feeling a bit bummed because I loved throwing it but needed some more stability. I happened to get my hands on a Zoe signature and it is awesome. I can trust it to throw on a hyzer and get some major turn and still have a good amount of stability to come back at the very end. Very easy to work with and a great starter driver for a beginner looking to get started. Super comfortable in the hand, a great feeling plastic and a ton of glide. easy distance for sure. 

I picked up a C-line metal flake color glow 175g a few months ago when i say they were on sale. Since then i have bought two more. one in the S-line (spin dyed) and another in this swirly plastic 172g. a very consistant mold compared to most other brands of discs that i buy two or three of at a time.The Infinite Discs Sphinx is a great control driver that will give players effortless distance. It gets a ton of turn, even when thrown soft, and gets just a little bit of fade so you can keep the disc in the middle of the fairway. For players with bigger arms this will be a perfect roller disc and great for giant sky anhyzers. If you are needing an understable fairway driver that is a bit faster than a Leopard, the grab an Infinite Discs Sphinx and see how it performs for you.

Picked one of these up to fill the slot of understable fairway. After playing with it in the field instantly found a home in the bag. And than picked up another and now the girlfriend steals both of them. Both of us love this disc. I get a decent turn out of it. When I get a good hyzerflip out of it, the disc will glide forever feels like. Would recommend to anyone.

The Sphinx is a disc I don't usually go for.  I try and stick with more over stable stuff, especially with fairways, but I did have a hole in my bag, so I gave it shot.  I'm really digging it.  It doesn't come out of the bag often, but it has earned it's spot for the few shots I need it for.  

I strictly use this for BH shots when I can't get a run up on.  So if I might be stuck behind a tree or other obstacle and long way form the basket, I will grab this disc.  It will go super far without putting much into it.  My favorite shot with this was a league round where we played a game that gave some stipulations on how you could drive on each hole.  I was picked for a standstill on a hole that is a little over 300.  This is the disc I picked and absolutely parked the hole, right under the basket.  

I have tried using it as a roller, but it has a little more stability than you'd expect.  So I have to force an anny release on it to get it down right.  I'm also pretty terrible at rollers, so that might be something I get better at.  

Overall, if I was a beginner, this would be a solid everyday/ every shot disc.  As someone who is more seasoned and has a decent arm, it is a good utility disc and get out of trouble disc.

I found a glow in the dark version in the creek at my local course. With no name or number, I decided to give it a shot. I'm sure glad I did. It is a very reliable workhorse. I use it on shorter drives mostly and found it to hold the line I put it on very well. I don't agree with the -3 rating, as mine never turns that much, which I consider a good thing. Also, found it is great for forehand rollers for me. The feel of the plastic is top notch and the shape of the rim is a classic traditional form. I personally throw it forehand and occasionally for a roller shot on super flat grass (which rarely happens where I play). Metal flake looks great and glow plastic is obviously helpful for late night games.

Another home run by infinite discs! I absolutely love this discs and it will forever be in my bag it is a great forehand disc especially on up shops. Of course another perfect stamp by infinite discs. I have over 15 discs buy infinite discs because I love their stamps and it's a huge Plus that the Sphinx is easy to throw and it's great on any course beginner or hard. They are my go-to disc whenever I play a tournament and I will forever recommend this disc to anyone who wants to improve their game