This disc has been an amazing pick up. I throw about 400ft consistently with distance drivers and get almost the same distance out of this disc. I got mine in splatter s and would say it is pretty understandable especially compared to an Anax or pd. I think if you had a slower arm speed it would make for a pretty straight to over stable distance driver. 

This is one of my favorite infinite disc. As it breaks it, it becomes a very reliable hyzer flip disc. 

The Aztec from Infinite was my first foray into higher speed discs. I would say the numbers on this disc are very accurate, but if you cant get it up to speed it will dump out on you. With lower armspeeds the Aztec makes a reliable headwind disc. Higher armspeeds will find this disc great when you need controlled distance. Thrown on a slight hyzer it won't have too much lateral movement, but will still give surprising distance. I have also found this disc holds anhyzer lines fairly well. That being said this disc is fairly domey so it might not be the best choice for forehands. If you are looking for a workable distance driver the Aztec is definitely worth a try. 

The Aztec is apparently the old Innova SL (Starfire-L). I've never thrown an SL but this discs slots perfectly as a longer Exodus. It flies fairly similar to my Champion Beast but whereas the Beast has significant bite at the end of flight, the Aztec has a gentle, forward finishing fade. I compliment this with an TSA Animus for a stable 10/11 speed option, but the Aztec quickly became one of my favorite discs for straight to fade 325'ish shots

The Splatter S-Blend is the best disc I have thrown in a very long time.

I am an intermediate throwing RHBH and averaging about 350' on a good drive. This disc feels great in the hand, pops out of the hand, and does exactly what the ratings say it will do. It has a soft turn right for about 75% of the flights and then a reliable fade back to the left. 

It is my go to driver even though it is a 10 speed. 

The Aztec might be my favorite disc right now. The Splatter S-Blend run flies great right out of the box and is pretty true to flight numbers - flips up to flat and rides, but definitely stable enough to finish left (RHBH).

This disc flies so incredibly straight after the slightest amount of turn out of the hand. The fade is present, but definitely a very straight finish compared to a "typical" fade of 2. The Splatter S-Blend has a decent dome, but is still very comfortable to throw.