The Aztec is a great option for anyone looking into get into high speed drivers.  It has a great combination of glide, turn, and fade to keep you pushing down the fairway.  I was hitting some hyzer flip lines on tight fairways right out of the box.  This is a really solid option for a max distance disc for someone in that 300-325 power range.

I have this disc in the Metal Flake Glow C-Blend, probably my favorite pastic that Infinite puts out.  This isn't a disc you hear about often or see many people throwing it out on the course, but I enjoy throwing the Aztec and think it is a good disc.  Mine has a big pop top dome and the plastic feels firm and has good grip.  This disc truly flies like a 10 speed, it has very good distance potential, usually going farther than some of my 9 speeds like a Thunderbird or OLF.  It has good glide and travels fast through the air.  Maybe it's the plastic but I found my Aztec to be pretty overstable, it doesn't have much turn and finishes with a strong fade.  But it still gets good distance, I can really rip it hard without worrying about it turning over.  It also handles my forehand torque very well. 

The Infinite Aztec is a beautiful 10 speed driver that will work rather remarkably for beginners. For most beginners id advise to shy away from anything overstable and above a 7 speed. But with this disc i wouldnt think twice about recommending the G blend or possible a Splatter S blend. I bag 4 Aztecs; G blend, Splatter S, Glow Metalflake, and Halo S. Also im a lefty. The G blend is perfect for my shots i want to finish left. After being beat in a bit theyll hold the line they're put on and even work for beautiful hyzerflip shots with steady drift. The Splatter S holds a decent turn but will fight its best to neutral. I have it beat to hold a hyzerflip for long straight shots. The Metal flake glow is perfect for carving lines in woods and with a generous but not overpowering fade when thrown flat. Will finish slightly right, moreso if thrown on hyzer. The Halo is my FH smash disc if i want to maintain control with a bit of a headwind. This disc is beautiful and consistent. Id recommend everyone bag one or two. Love this disc.

The feel of this disc is unmatched in my opinion. I also think the versatility of this disc is unmatched. Thrown flat and hard it creates the perfect huge distance "s" turn. Thown on hyzer it flips to flat and maybe turns over just a little and once you figure out the angles it is hard for me to recommend any other disc to shred in the woods with.

Some people say this is the old Discmania CD mold and some folk say its the old Innova SL mold, I don't rightly know but what I can tell you is this thing is an under rated bomber(and it's probably the SL).

Great disc for someone whos not quite ready for the Wraiths and Destyroyers of the world but wants consistent distance. If you have a slower arm the stability will kick in and you can use it as more of a control driver. If stability is still an issue try it in the G blend plastic for a touch more understabilty.

Metal flake glow c-blend

Feel: Rim feels very similar to an FD in that it has a very flat shape to the under wing, but it's shallower and quite a bit wider than the FD. Still I feel like it's a fair comparison. I carry two FDs in the bag and this just feels very comparable. Comfortable, pretty flat, plastic is amazing. Somewhat gummy on the flight plate but pretty firm on the rim. Disc is also noticeably symmetrical from top to bottom. Great for longer stable rollers.

Flight: somewhat similar to a longer night strike for me. I throw it a bit harder than the night strike, but get a pretty similar flight, but maybe 40-50ft longer. Fantastic woods disc. This disc has very low fade for being as fast as it is. 375ft hyzerflip to turn that pans out and lands flat. Suuuuper controllable for a relatively wide rim control driver. Not as much glide as an exodus or FD, but makes up for it in speed.

8.5/10 for me. It's in and out of my bag but really only gets thrown in the woods when an FD can't get me there.

This is one of the best driver molds I have ever felt. It absolutely bombs without sacrificing accuracy. I opt for this disc in the woods when I need more control than my destroyers. The glide on this disc is truly amazing.

The metal flake glow specifically is a bit more overstable than it's s blend brother, creating a more predictable flip up. 
 

Wow. What a disc. Bought an ALIEN Glow MF C-Blend for literally just the glow and put with my wife's Infinite Limited Edition and Specials on the wall. Decided to see how it flew. Holy Moly. Perfect disc for wooded areas....Being Strictly FH except for "some" approaches. This disc, New, has been a little more Understable and flies incredible for someone 1 year in, like me. After one round, this is my go to for sub 300' FH. Loving the Infinite discs....Scarab, Exodus, Sphinx have found there way in my bag. Along, with the crazy Tomb that is my furthest flying BH disc...250+! Working my way up. But again, the Aztec is EXACTLY how another commenter described....Broke in Wraith. Tad slower. Love my Alien MF C-Blend! My #s are FH! Thanks Infinite!

This disk is really a jack-of-all-trades but still trustworthy. I'm finding it going 450' very comfortable. And love it both forehand and backhand. I know what it's going to do every time and yet it's still so workable. I really prefer the metal flake C blend  For its feel and the increased stability.  So nice being able to throw this instead of distance drivers on a lot of holes at my local courses

I originally bought one of these because I wanted to try dyeing a glow disc and see how the glow held up (it holds up well). I had moderate hopes of having a good thrower that I could count on for night rounds, but didn't expect it to be a staple in my bag. However, it has been creeping its way in ever since I got it. Based on the numbers, I was expecting it to be a slightly more stable beast, and that expectation has proven correct. Took it out this morning and ended up using it for almost all my drives, had a fantastic round, and felt inclined to actually write a review because this thing has won me over.

I would say everyone needs at least one of these in their bag. I'll probably bag two. It's that sweet sweet beat in wraith flight without having to beat it in first. I was getting 325 feet out of this disc effortlessly. 

175g I Blend plastic.

I got this disc to be a slower Wraith, as other reviews made it seem it would work for that spot in my bag. My mistake was in the plastic choice. The I Blend will not hold stable for me (my max distance is ~400ft). I have tried putting a fair amount of hyzer on it out of the hand and it will still turnover. It is probably slightly less stable than my beat in champ beast out of the box. I would not recommend the I Blend plastic to anyone who is expecting stability out of it. It can glide forever though, so if you are a player who struggles to throw 11 speed and higher, I would highly recommend this disc.

It's a lot like an over stable Orc with a bit more glide. Very sidearm friendly. The disc I received is more flat than domey. The rim feels comfortable for both backhand and sidearm with a power grip.

I got this disc in a custom dyed glow pattern that is super unique and beautiful. Almost too pretty to throw. I have yet to take it to the course but have thrown it at the park a couple of times. Flies just like the flight numbers. I look forward to taking it out for a glow round as soon as possible. 

Bought two of these, both max weight one I-Blend and one Metal Flake Glow C-Blend. They both feel great in the hand but if I would have only bought one of them I would have had no idea how much the plastic changes the flight path. the MFG C Blend flies like my seasoned Wraith right out of the box. While the I-Blend flies like a beat-in beast. I'm thinking this time next year the I-Blend will be a great roller disc and the MFG C-Blend is going to only be a small amount less stable (that how my MFG C-Blend Pharaoh turned out). It's early but I really like them. Honestly, They flew almost as far as my max distance discs but they where fifty feet apart do to the difference in stability of the plastics.

The Aztec is awesome, plain and simple. I've got a 171g Metal Flake C-Glow Aztec and it fills the absolute perfect spot in my bag as a pure hybrid driver. My pure fairway drivers are an Explorer, Eagle, Firebird, Thunderbird, and two Sphinxes. The next driver in my bag in terms of speed is a Wraith. The Aztec fits right in between the Sphinx and the Wraith for me. I can push the Aztec out to about 370 on average, but have gotten 400+ out of it with a slight left to right tailwind. I have been looking for a faster slightly more stable Sphinx and the Aztec is that disc. Forehand is also quite nice with the Aztec, it stands up slightly, rides the line, and has a nice dependable fade without diving hard or skipping hard to the right. I even throw sweet thumbers with it when I need a tighter spiral than say a Firebird. Pick one up and you won't be disappointed!

New to the Infinite team in 2020, the Aztec has become a instant favorite. I purchased 4 Metal Flake Glow C-Blends to be my main control driver for my bag, and recently added a I-Blend and G-Blend as well.

I am 44 and typically play AM-40 or MA-2 with a avg distance of 320-350 with a max of 400.  I feel really comfortable grabbing the Aztec for those throws from 275-325 ft.  The  C Blend Glows start out pretty stable which i why I gave it a Netural rating when it comes to Begineers,  However I do feel like this disc could be a nice headwind disc or OS disc for someone new who maybe throws 250-300 as it has a very nice dependable fade.

Being a 10 speed driver the rim is nice and comfortable. I don't have big hands so I typically like that 9-10 speed driver from other companies.  I feel that this disc is pretty comparable to the Westside Boatman, Lat 64 Flow or Innova Orc.

The I Blend and G Blend plastics seem to be less stable out of the box and actually have quite a bit more turn in them I feel then the C Blend which for me makes it perfect when buidling a bag where I am trying to minimize the # of discs I carry.  For a bigger arm or someone who throws further then me I would see this disc working well for them as a very nice controlable drive.r

This disc is awesome it is a beat in Star Wraith! throws like an Orc or Wraith right out of the box! I bought a star wraith and this disc at the same time and stuffed my wraith in the bag after throwing this and barely took it out. the wraith was pretty overstable and started to fade premature i felt and this thing was the perfect throw felt beat in right away. first round with it i cranked on it and gave it hell it didnt turn over on me too much like i expected a 10 speed would if i gave it hell honestly thought it was gonna be a dud disc. it feels great in the hand I got some really good distance out of it and it flies nice n straight with a slight s curve but wouldnt turn over and just go but also wouldnt just hyzer line and not flatten out like brand new discs like to do. I throw RHBH with it and i was buzzing it straight 5 ft off the ground. I was actually impressed with this disc and I assume it will be my main driver this yr no lie. I only played one round with it and bought a 2nd one to make sure i always have one. Im not sure if it will be too flippy later on in its disc life since its throwing like your favorite beat in disc right away but i love this thing right out of the gate. I have a metal flake c blend 172g. highly recommended seriously give it a shot

This disc is very dependable! I throw flat and it flies straight and fades a little bit at the end. I can't say enough good things about this disc!

This disc reminds me of a beat in Innova Orc in the Metal Flake Champion plastic. You can throw a dead straight hyzer flip forehand if you have the power. I've also found it to be a good all around distance/fairway hybrid driver. It feels great in the hand with a nice amount of grip, and that alien stamp is sick!