Perfect one round disc. You can throw it on any shot shape and it'll hold its integrity. It's extremely straight whether it's being mashed or thrown slower on flat. 

I can power down for a 200ft approach or get this cooking on a 400+ ft bomb. PR with it on flat ground is 457, a little past the pin as I was thinking it couldn't possibly go that far. It can. It can reach distances of most 11 speeds. This is an incredible disc and it should be thrown for atleast one round. Has the perfect amount of stability for all players. It's even great on forehands when hyzer flipped or thrown on anny for the slow pan to left (for us Rightys). 

I'm not sure why, but this incredibly hard to burn over. It's not notably more stable than my Eagle but it for sure is more torque resistant. 

The metal flake glow Centurion is my go to fairway. It has a predictably straight flight and is great for forehand and backhand throws. The metal flake glow plastic is softer but not too soft for me and seasons in nicely. 

These have become my go to dead straight fairway drivers. I've got a metal flake glow c-blend and a halo s-blend.
 

The metal flake is so straight, it doesn't want to do much else besides go straight for 340ish feet. The grip feel is great in metal flake glow. I tend to prefer throwing fairway drivers in glow plastic. I've always found they hold their lines straighter for longer. 
 

The halo centurion is a bit more overstable, not quite an exodus but closer. It has a nice consistent finish without dumping out. 

THIS. THING. BOMBS. and is also very controlable.

MF Glow C-Blend is my go to for straight to flex lines 350-420. I've never thrown a 7 speed that far.

I wanted a more stable one so I got a blue on black JP Halo and its the exact same but more stability for wind, also the prettiest Halo i've seen and I bag 5 halo/orbit blends

The Centurion deserves more notoriety than it gets. This disc does everything you need it to from hyzer flips to gentle turnovers. After playing forehand for most of the time I've been disc golfing, I decided to learn how to consistenly drive backhand and the Centurion was the disc I chose to learn with after watching Eric Oakley's Building the Bag series. This disc is a workhorse of a driver regardless of the plastic type, although I prefer the Metal Flake Glow C-Blend for its neutral-ish stability compared to the other plastics. Comparably, I would say the Centurion is similar to a slightly less understable Leopard3 while still having its own distinct characteristics. My experience with the plastics below:

1. I-Blend Plastic Run #8 – Least stable of the plastics
   1. Pros:
      1. Has the most glide/drift during flight
      2. Manageable straight to understable flight
      3. Great choice to learn hyzer flips or rollers with
      4. Grip/durability resembles Star or ESP plastic – Great in the cold
      5. Most cost efficient of the plastics if you’re on a budget or just want to try something new
      6. Variety of stamps
   2. Cons:
      1. Has a tendency to be inconsistent in the wind
      2. Flight path noticeably changes after a few tree hits(Less than five in my case)
2. Metal Flake Glow C-Blend Run #9– Closest plastic to neutral stability
   1. Pros:
      1. Great for hyzer flipping
      2. Reliable straight to stable, forward pushing fade
      3. Gentle flight finish/easily used for placement
      4. Handles varying winds well
      5. Best looking Plastic/Stamp – more of an opinion
      6. Very durable plastic/Good for tree hunting
   2. Cons:
      1. The glow could be a little brighter and last longer
3. Halo S-Blend – Most stable of the plastics
   1. Pros:
      1. Manageable straight to slightly overstable flight
      2. Easiest plastic type to throw in the wind
      3. Compliments the Metal Flake Glow plastic with little adjustment
      4. Has the grip/feel of Star or ESP plastic while having the durability of Champion or Z line plastic
      5. Stamp/foil wear reveals second layer stamp like battle tested armor – Stamp gains visual appeal over time
      6. Has the most ground play of the plastics at the end of its flight
   2. Cons:
      1. Most expensive of the plastic types
      2. More stable than expected – Not really an issue personally but could see it being listed as one

Overall, I would highly recommend this disc to anyone at any skill level. It has helped me learn to consistently throw backhand drives with ease as well as accuracy. If you are thinking about trying the Centurion I would personally recommend the Metal Flake Glow C-Blend plastic, but all of them are enjoyable.

I love the metal flake C-blend centurion. It is a very predictable hyzer flip disc, most disc when hyzer flipped you really don't know what to expect, but the centurion flips up flat, gets a little turn, then just hold straight, and unless you really pull over on it, it will always land flat or with a touch of fade, kinda reminds me of a seasoned teebird or TL. Beginners could use it for straight to stable shots and still get good distance out of it.

The Metal Flake Glow C-Blend Centurion is a hyzer-flip machine!  It will flip up to flat and carry that line for a long way (this disc has serious glide), but enough fade to finish left (rhbh).  I especially like this disc on long tunnel shots in the woods!  Want some easy distance?  Do yourself a favor and get a Centurion! 

This disc is MONEY!!!

I absolutely love this disc so far, but it doesn't quite fit the slot that you may think... I read some of the reviews and people mentioned that it was a little more understable than the numbers let on. I recently lost my BELOVED champion leopard that I've had in my bag since I basically started playing disc golf. That disc was absolutely perfect not only as a slower arm speed disc, but also as a higher arm speed disc! (My max distance is about 400ft) I was looking up some potential replacements and after watching Eric Oakley's "In the Bag" video as well as reading the reviews here on Infinite's site, I determined that this disc could just mayyybe replace my champ leopard. Honestly, I didn't expect it to be a true replacement, but I can genuinely say that once it's beaten in it'll absolutely do my old leopard justice! Sad to see my dear friend go, but I'm so excited to see what I can make this new Centurion do!

I was a little disappointed with this disc, mostly because the two Centurions I tried were much more understable than the flight numbers suggested.  I do really like the feel of the Metal Flake Glow C-Blend plastic and it's probably my favorite plastic that Infinite Discs makes.  I also think this disc would be good for beginners as it is very easy to get in the air and doesn't require a big arm to see some turn out of it.  I was looking for a precision fairway driver that I could release on a hyzer and get the disc to flip up to flat and go dead straight.  I found this disc to be wildly understable.  When thrown on a hyzer at 75% power it would turn and burn.  Sort of fun to play around with but too unreliable for me to get much use out of.  I have run 9 and would give the turn rating somewhere around -4 like a Roadrunner.

First time reviewer. I love this thing. For me, it's an absolute laser beam if I throw it on a slight hyzer. If released flat, it gets a little turn and ends just about dead straight. I believe that beginners will find this as a stable disc with a reliable finish, and intermediate players will get it dead straight. Experienced players/ people that bomb may find this understable.

For context: distance drivers 375ft, buzzz 300ft, putters 250ft.

I get this disc about 350ft.

It flies like a beat in Exodus out of the box, good stand up very straight pushing flight backhand and forehand. Flatter dome making it very comfortable. Very controllable and versatile fairway driver. Love the plastic.

This is a great disc for a beginner like me. I've only been playing about 3-4mo, but when my form and technique is right it is awesome. I've had more luck RHBH, but to be fair I haven't thrown it much RHFH due to hole layouts. Feels great in the hand. I would definitely buy again and recommend it.

Love this fairway driver! My arm speed is still not where it needs to be for distance drivers, and this was one of the very first fairway drivers I fell in love with. Absolutely love the metal flake glow c-blend plastic! It glows well for night golf. It is also predictable and holds the lines I throw it on. 

This version of the Centurion is more stable than my swirly S blend. It has slightly more dome and stiffness to it, so I use this when it's windier. Love the control and feel in the hand. Go to for control shots up to 300. If I slow it down I can get a nice S turn out of it, or speed it up and hyzer flip it down a tunnel. So versatile.

I think due to getting a more premium plastic i got a bit more stable version of the mold. I mean of course it all could be form as well. Still learning for sure a lot about throwing correctly. When i do get a good throw this will make a nice laser beam line maybe with some turn and then start fading pretty nice. 

I absolutely love the Centurion! It flies extremely straight when thrown flat between 50-80% effort and will hold a straight line for around 150 -225 ft easily. For me, that makes this disc perfect for short holes that require a more controlled drive through wooded areas.

Out of the box, it was a little more stable than I thought it would be but after a week of play, it has formed into a super-straight flyer that won't be leaving my bag anytime soon.

I have this disc in the metal flake c-blend and swirly s-blend plastics and it has quickly become my go to fairway driver. I am able to put decent amount of power on them  when thrown flat and I get a beautiful s curve flight out them. They also hold long anhyzer lines. I imagine as they break in, they will become great hyzer flip discs. I plan on keeping a couple of Centurions in my bag at all times.

Man why did I wait to add this disc to my bag. All it does is go where you point it at. Be careful because this disc gets sneaky glide. In the MF Glow C-Blend it gives you that touch of fade that makes it even more reliable. I think of this as a seasoned TeeBird or Exodus. It is quickly becoming a workhorse for me! If you're an advanced player this disc will get you that extra distance when a Mid won't cut it. For beginners this disc will help you reach new distances while maintaining control and feeling comfortable in the hand. 

I won this disc from a disc dye company and I LOVE it!  Straight flyer, and great for beginners.  Infinite Discs has some great beginner discs (at least for me they work very well) and this is a great one for the starting player that needs a lower speed driver. 

The Metal Flake Glow C-Blend Centurion is the all around fairway driver. If you are looking for something that flies straight, you can stop reading this review to go order one. The Metal Flake Glow plastic definitely looks cool and has great grip. The stamps Infinite does these days are icing on the cake too. 

The Centurion is by far one of the best discs to give to a new player for its easy to control flight. The Metal Flake Color Glow plastic thrown with power is a dead straight disc out of the hand, perfect for tight tunnel shots on a wooded course or between mandos. Thrown with less power it will go dead straight with an easy to control slight fade at the end of its flight.

This is my go-to disc for 350ft shots (RHBH) that have little room for left/right movement.  Give this disc some hyzer, and it will flip up and ride for days.  The amount of glide on this disc is phenomenal!

I bag a MF C-glo when I need a little more fade, or if I'm dealing with a slight headwind.  The plastic is very firm, which I like, and is able to take a lot of power while continuing to hold the line you put it on.  I'll pull out the splatter S-blend if conditions are wet, and I want more grip.  It's flight is similar to the MF glo with just a touch less stability.  I also carry a lighter (160s) S-blend when I want a shot to turn and not come back.  Of the three, the S-blend is the most flat.  The MF glo and splatter S-blend have slight dome that feels perfect in my hand.  

I'm not sure if this is a version of Innova's TL, but it flies very similar to me.  It's a great disc that has replaced a couple of molds in my bag. I highly recommend this disc for all skill levels.