This is a pretty good disc for long approaches. It isn't as straight as it says in my opinion and fades a little bit more to the right. Definitrly a pretty fecent utility disc though.

Mold is great, love the plastic, good glow, very glidey

Much more understable than numbers. Useful dd for some hyzer-flip and turn shots. Flies closer to a Svea or meteor than the 5/5/0/0.

When a beginner asks me what disc they should buy, I describe this disc exactly. Smooth hand feel with a neutral flight. For those transitioning from Ultimate Frisbee, the Anubis flies similarly and the wide diameter will feel comfortable. Any player can utilize this disc to carve lines as it is forgiving to a nose-up release.

This was the perfect disc to replace my Mindbender. Where the Mindbender had a tenancy to roll over a bit if my angle was not perfect, and then sometimes fade out. The Anubus C-Line Glow plastic is laser straight. It will hold its line from start to finish of flight on any angle out to about 330 for me. Very much a point and shoot type of disc.

The best midrange I have ever thrown. you can throw it on any line and it will hold it. It is is the perfect mid for any wooded line you have to hit. I have found the c-blend glow to be the most stable. all of the other I need to release on a touch of hyzer to flip up and fly straight. If you release the glow flat, it will go straight. I recommend everyone to try out the Anubis!

This mid has everything you'd want as a point and shoot mid glides great and just relies on you to throw it where you want it has a tad bit of fade giving it a ton of consistency.

One of my favorite go to midranges! Absolutely love the plastic and it holds a glow very well. It feels a lot, and throws similar to my Mako3. Holds very true to it's flight ratings. I have recommended this disc to several of my friends that have played a lot longer than I have and they all love this disc as well. This midrange was a huge help in helping me learn to throw on a straight line. Highly recommend this disc to any level of player.  

The Anubis, for me, is what the Mako should have been, an extremely straight flyer that will do exactly what you tell it to do without flipping over on you. This disc does just that. Throw it on Hyzer or Anhyzer and it will hold your line and ever-so-gently fade left at the finish.

Also, I've found that you can yank this thing and, if your form is true, it won't flip over on you.

My first review, and it's an embarrassing story! Fun!

First off, Quick story about C-Glow plastic. It's indestructible. this run came out flat and grippy and fairly flexible, but a tank of a disc. I was moving discs around my garage, casually throwing a few up in air, not thinking about anything. a stray bag sitting on the floor snuck up on me and got underfoot. In one swift motion, the bag slipped, pulling my foot out from under me, and my arm that was already in a tossing motion HURLED this thing straight at my ceiling. If I could throw it on a course as fast as I threw it into my ceiling, I'd be a 1000+ rated player in no time.

But, despite a paint chip or two, I can't find where the disc hit. no dents, no scratches when I truly thought I'd be picking up pieces of plastic afterwards. A testament to the durability!

As a disc, the Anubis is a staple in my bag. I bag three, all different plastics for different uses/flights, and I love them. I have a relatively slower arm, and having a dead straight midrange is such an important tool for newer players. Get one, and be careful out there!