This is the first disc I got when I started playing. A friend of mine actually gave it to me to throw when I was out walking around with him. I was losing all drivers out to the left fairly quickly but this had a super nice flight. I finally convinced my wife to go along a couple of times and she threw this as well. Great for a low arm speed and still flies very straight. I can also get some anny turn out of this disc when I try. Workable both ways really!
 

I recently lost my first one in a river at my home course and I bought a new one while I was still out on the course playing. I would buy another in a heartbeat if I lost it again.

First got one as part of a player's pack.  Fell in love with it as a dependable approach shot disc.  Recently picked up a C-Blend and it is one of my favorite discs in my bag. 

This disc is a great mid-range for any experience level. The feel and look is very similar to a Mako3, a larger diameter disc having a rounded rim and flattish top, but more dome than a Mako3. The flight is also similar to a Mako3, but flips up more and does have a bit more fade. The turn and fade certainly can vary between runs and plastic types. This is a great disc for tight straight shots, but I prefer a Mako3 due to less turn and fade.

Disc - 180 C-Blend Anubis

Feel - The anubis is one of my favorite feeling mids on the market. It feels very similar to the Innova Mako3 but a bit deeper. C blend plastic is the same as champion and is extremely durable while also having great grip. 

Flight - I'm not sure if it is because my anubis has not been very beat in yet but this disc is absolutely amazing. I believe it is a bit more stable than the mako3 but they could be more similar than I believe because I've only thrown used Mako3s. I really like the feel and flight of this disc. It turns a little bit less than a Mako3 but still has absolutely no fade. Not great in the wind but in the woods is a great mid. 

Overall - Fantastic mid from infinite that I've heard is the same mold as the old innova coyote if anyone is looking for those but does not want to pay high prices. 

C-Blend Glow at 168g

As someone who is new to disc golf, I love my Anubis as my midrange. It flies like a laser, as it's been pretty straight flying with just a slight fade to the left (RHBH). 

I've attempted to cut a few trees down, some close, some far, and haven't had any noticeable chunks or damage done to the disc itself. Playing lumberjack also hasn't altered it's flight from being as straight flying as when I first originally got it. 

This is definitely my go-to midrange. 

One of the first discs I bought after my initial starter sets and it is a lot of fun. As I have gotten my throw flat and predictable this disc has shown me how straight a disc can go. Very responsive as it will fly true to how I release it with easy to control distance. Put it at a little less than friendly for beginner because it will stick with the angle you throw it at, that said because of that this disc helped me learn how my grip effected my throws.

I actually received my full bag of disc today and without fully knowing what any of my disc would do, I played a glow round league event. Before the event, West Side Disc Golf club(my club) was warming up by throwing on an open 240ish foot hole. My first throw with this disc, was a practice ace. This disc is amazing and offers a lot of versatility for higher arm speeds. I was able to get this disc to fly 300ft very easy. This disc is a great disc for any type of player and is comparable to a buzzz or mako.

Great straight midrange! The C blend holds up real well along with offering a great grip in a durable plastic. The beadless design really feels great in the hand for backhands.

I got a C-line Anubis as a mystery disc last year from infinite and its became my favorite mid range if its a shot i need to go straight the entire flight line or just a slight anny line.it holds true to the 0 turn 0 fade as long as you don't get to much power behind it.

I was looking for a straight midrange so I tried the Anubis. I really liked the way it felt but I didn't love its flight. I would say the flight numbers are pretty accurate but mine would fade harder than it seemed it should. I've read that the Anubis is actually the repurposed Coyote and that had a 1 for a fade which seemed to be the case for my disc. I think it's partly because if I threw it flat or with a little bit of anhyzer, it would turnover so I tried to always throw it on hyzer, but then it wouldn't flip. It's not a bad disc and I've said it before, I'm not the best with hyzer flips but I just couldn't get the hang of this disc. I struggled with the Mako3 as well. It's probably just me.

This is my first disc from the infinite lineup and I have to say I'm super impressed both by the disc and the accuracy of the numbers. The 0 turn and 0 fade are spot on. This disc is going to follow the line you put it on   I would say it's comparable to a mako. 

This is the straightest mid-range I have ever thrown!! I would say it is great for beginners! This disc will hold the line you put it on! Super fun to throw and shape shots with!! 

This disc is a super straight flyer. Great for wooded fairways! Can handle some pretty decent backhand power. The plastic type will change the stability of this disc pretty drasticly. Would recommend for beginners as well as pros. Found a spot in my bag right away. Has a very great feel being beadless. 10/10 would recommend! 

I bought this disc after hearing about Nate Sexton's recommendation of the Mako 3 (this was on sale, the Mako was not).  

It was not quite what I was looking for.  Put this on a hyzer, it will flip to flat, but put it on an anhyzer it will fight out and dump a lot more than I would expect from a 0 fade.  I wanted a completely neutral flyer, so this will not be going into my bag.  I will go back to the Opto River for that slot.  

I really enjoy the C-blend plastic.  I know that these are made by Innova, but the plastic has a lot more grip than champion plastic...I would compare it to Opto/Lucid plastic.  

I gave this disc a try after losing one of my 175g Champion Mako3s. For those familiar with the Mako3, this disc is slightly domier and has slightly more glide, but nearly an identical flight pattern. This disc is neutral and being so, will not be forgiving if your release is not exactly where you intend to put it. Thrown flat, it stays flat with the slightest fade before it hits the ground. Thrown on anny, it holds it, and depending on how much power you give it, a hyzer will either hold that hyzer or flip to flat. The neutral fade/turn combo makes it a terrific point and shoot disc that has a tremendous amount of value on overpowered backhands when more touch is necessary than a forehand shot can deliver. Great for beginners and experienced players alike as depending on the release angle and power you give it, it can accomplish nearly any shot needed for approaches or when a straight drive is required off of the teepad. The only negative is that this disc can be touchy if you don't have a very consistent release, and the 0-0 fade-turn does not respond well to a lot of torque. Overall a great disc to fill a specific mid range spot in any player's bag.

This disc sat on my shelf for a good year before I finally gave it a shot.  In the hand it feels like a larger putter, and while quite different from the mids I regularly throw, it didn't take much time before feeling very comfortable in the hand.

The ability to fly laser straight, for me, is unmatched. If released on a hyzer it will gently make its way up to flat before finishing with ever so slight fade. Flat release will make it very slowly turn to the left with the same ever so subtle fade at the end - I've cranked on this disc with a flat release and it has yet to turn and burn.  Anyhyzer release is a beautiful thing to watch as it just holds the release angle until it settles onto the ground.

This disc has replaced my beat up KC Pro Roc as it has a similar flight, but is much less apt to flip over hard.

Fan grip it and send it out with some chill and it will sail 200 feet exactly where you point it with tiny fade. My friends call this the B52 because it just kind of floats in slomo. It feels like you could run out and shag it at will. So it sits when it lands. Turns a bit more in head or crosswinds.

Picked up one of these from a mystery box and it flies straight. Long tunnel shots, pin point accuracy. Also it can but throw forehand too! Overall very excited to see what the beat in process will do over time!

Anubis is a way cooler print of the mako3. I have multiple of both discs in the C-Blend and Champion plastics, I can hardly tell the difference. Like the Mako this disc has less glide than advertised. The only noticeable difference to me is that the Anubis flips up to flat with less effort, and doesn't tend to turn-over (right) as much, this is most-likely the newer plastic. Ditch your ol' beat Mako3 and get yourself an Anubis (C-Blend). This disc is for all skill levels.