Absolute bomber on forehand and backhand for me. Has the same rim width as the wraith and maya so should be an 11 speed in my opinion, but a great straight workhorse option between those two discs.

Bought 2 g-line Aztecs mainly for cold weather use. They grip very well in colder conditions,  I was expecting them to be A LOT more stable then they are.  I throw 400 controlled flat hyzers BH and for me these dump right.  If I throw these flat with height they turn into a roller that will still flip to its back.  On a 30 degree hyzer flip  they will turn over until about 350 then fade.  For me they fly more like 11 5 -3 2

Wow, what a disc! Got in in Gstar as a slightly understable disc for the winter but I can't stop throwing it. I'm getting 300 on a  hyzer flip and smooth turnover with this disc and my friend got 370 on a beautiful max distance shot. Rim is comfortable for backhand power grip. Stamp is sweet too. Can't reccomend this enough as a hybrid fairway distance driver.

I love the Aztec and have been using it as my primary driver for almost a year now. I found the beast (10, 5, -2, 2) too understable (especially with wind) and instead of going for a faster disc i tried out the Aztec which is just slightly more stable with a wider rim but still a 10 speed. I don't have a very big arm but i can push this out to 350 on my best throws and i feel like while i'll get a little turn on my drives it never truly turns over and goes out for milk. 10/10 disc - pick this up in G-Blend!

This disc goes far! I can throw it dead straight, have it hyzer out, and it will also hold the anhyzer angle I put it on. Its my go to disc for big anhyzer shots. Beginners and expereinced players can find a use for this disc.

The Aztec is swiftly becoming my favorite driver. It's just as advertised, and a pleasure to throw. The distance and glide are indeed surprising. It feels good in the hand and is easy to control. I can make this disc do just about anything I need it to, hyzers to annys, without much effort. I can't recommend this disc enough!

I am still learning this disc. I overpower understable drivers. I really like the feel of the Gummy C-Blend and the Star like plastic that Infinite produces (S-blend?). The stamps are really awesome! Infinite sold me on the Aztec via an awesome T-shirt I got with the $8 swag upgrade on orders. 

I lucked out and got this as a mystery disc. I would have looked over this disc 10 out of 10 times. I've only been playing about 3-4mo, so 10spd is something I'm not looking for. My form and technique are still a work in progress but when it's right this disc just flies for days! I love the profile, even though it's a bit domey. I'll continue to leave this disc in bag and work on it. So far I'm really loving the Infinite discs I've gotten.

This disc is surprising. I now have it in splatter S-Line, G-Line, and Swirly S-Line. So far I have only thrown the G-Line and man it goes far. First few throws with it and I was going 50 to 60 ft past the target with little effort. I think for a 10 speed you could zip this out over 400ft easily with an intermediate arm. The flight is great too with a little bit of turn and not a ton of fade. I haven't thrown it into a hard headwind but a small one 10-15 mph it handled it just fine. I am excited to try the other plastics and see how they vary.

I’m convinced the Aztec is a beat in Thunderbird. I’m not sure how they got mine to look brand new, but they did it. Seriously though, I bought the Thunderbird GStar and Aztec G-blend at the same time and took them out for practice. Sure enough, the Aztec had slightly more turn – just as the specs state. The grip is slightly different as the Aztec with a couple extra mm rim width does feel a tad more bulky in the hand. If I had to put just 1 in my bag, I’d go with the Thunderbird, but I would be totally happy keeping the Aztec around as a backup.

This is currently my farthest flying disc. I have it in all blends and bad a 168 G, 175 I, and 175 MF C blend. They are listed in the stabilities they fly for me. from most under stable to the more stable. I have touched 425 a few times this season and each time was with this disc. The smaller speed rim seems to fit my hand perfectly. It also allows me to get it up to speed easier. I can get turn out of all the blends when thrown flat, allowing a full s flight, for max distance.  Newer arms my find this to be a bit too much to be their everyday go to driver. But it could be used as a headwind or thrown with some anhyzer for those lacking the speed. I have found the max I blends to be a bit more stable than the G out of the box, but given my experience they won't stay that way.   For those who have thrown a bit, go get one of these for some easy distance, and a very versatile mold.

I have only received my two aztecs as mystery disc and I have really enjoyed them as a solid driver. my first one was a metal flake champ plastic and was my first true distance driver it was slightly more stable for me as I stated of in the sport but was a disc I could trust in. The second one is a g blend at 169, and its a solid choice for long straight shots and fade slightly left on rhbh throws and with a rhfh throw gives me a nice s line finish. Recommend this disc to new players looking for a solid distance driver 

I have this in metallic glow and g blend. Both are great discs but have very different flights. The g blend is more understable. I usually don't give this one too much power. It doesn't really turn and burn but it does have a good bit of right hand turn before it fades. I usually use this disc to get over obstacles or uphills. I like to release with a slight hyzer and even when throwing high this will flip to flat and glide for days. The glow plastic is much more stable. Maybe a touch more stable that the Escape with more fade. You can put a good deal more power into the glow disc when throwing low and trust it not to turn over. The g blend with the same power thrown low is a cut roller. 

I got this disc as a Mystery disc and I Love it, it feels great in my hand, BH or FH. Definitely flies smoothly. I really liked it and made me wonder about the other infinitediscs. I really recommend this to anyone

another great disc from infinite.  At my arm speed I get a small amount of turn and then the fade brings it back so it lands basically straight.  I get good distance, at least for me.... Just lost my trusty g blend Aztec on a foolish over water throw and ordered a new one and a metal flake c blend, can't wait to throw them this weekend.

I was very skeptical of this disc and thought the reviews were too good to be true. After a weeks worth of rounds with this disc I can say that I am sold. I have seen it described as a long Exodus or a beat in Thunderbird amd I can say without a doubt that this disc fits both of those descriptions perfectly. Thia disc without much more effort than an Exodus will fly 350+ straight as an arrow. I haven't tried to max distance it, that isn't what I got the disc for. Great control driver for a tight fairway or to ace run at mid length holes. Haven't had much luck in the wind but based on the numbers this disc wasn't meant to hold up to a headwind, controls well with tail wind though.

Another great disc by infinite.   Id say the flight numbers are right on for the g blend.  Would describe this disc as a faster leopard3.  Straight flyer that feels great in your hand.

I can throw about 400 ft for reference. I really like the aztec. It's great for hyzer flip shots that you need to carry a good bit of distance. I think the intent for the disc was to be a longer exodus and it pretty much nailed that. I got a bit more turn than I expected, but that could be because I have it in the G blend (gstar) plastic. Feels great flies really good. Filled a need in my bag I didn't realize I was missing. I don't have a lot of discs that immediately make my bag because I've tried pretty much everything, but the aztec was one of them. Infinite has a great line of discs that is coming along very nicely. To me, it feels like stabilized sidewinder.