I play in the woods in New England, and this disc is as point and shoot as a driver gets. If I miss a straight fairway, it's entirely because my release was poor. It doesn't have a ton of fade and it isn't super fast, so it should work well as a driver for beginners. My only complaint is that I love S-Blend and it hasn't been available for quite some time.

Seriously love this disc. I love that the angle control is accessible for anyone. I'm able to get the flex line and hyzer flip without any issues! I love the control this disc offers. It's my go-to driver on holes less than 400ft. 

If you're a beginner, this disc is great to learn angles without breaking the bank. 

Great straight fairway driver right out of the box. Instant hyzer flip to flat along with some nice turnover lines with extra power or thrown flat. Also has great glide and a bit of a finish at the end. The Splatter S blend also looks great and feels great

I'm impressed with this disc. Thrown with power on a slight hyzer, this disc will flip up and slowly turn before finishing with soft fade. This disc is point and shoot and glides for days. I have moderate power and have pushed this thing out to 375ft.  It feels great in the hand, and the Splatter S-blend plastic is firm but has decent grip. This disc will instill confidence on wooded courses with tight gaps. It will make its way into my bag. I'd compare this to a Discraft Stalker or Discmania FD. 

I bought this disc for something flippy/straight with less power and boy does this disc fit that spot.  The Centurion has great glide, easy to throw lasers with and also has a smooth turn.  The Splatter plastic both looks and feels great.  If you're new to the game and want something straight, pick one of these up pronto!  Super fun to throw and extremely versatile.

Great disc for beginners. I started with this disc as my primary driver and I still bag it. I have a Splatter S-Blend and it feels great in my hand. The plastic is awesome. It flies very understable, which is helpful at the beginning. Now I use it for RHBH anhyzers because it will hold that line very well. Highly recommend.

Bought my first one of these a month ago, played my first round with it and really enjoyed it. Nice control driver, and I love the feel out of the hand. 

On hole 10, a rando shows up wanting to buy a driver. (He lost his and needed a replacement.) I gave him the centurion, as he was a newer player. We played out the rest of the round together. Purchased my second this week and have thrown it half a dozen times. Performs as expected and even achieved a little more distance than normal. 

Excellent disc, would recommend.

Big fan of the discs in the infinite discs lineup thus far. The centurion is a staple in my bag now and something that i like to use on many different shots. I would recommend to anyone looking for lower speed fairway driver that is super straight and doesnt fade much. 

I have bagged 3 different Splatter S-Blend Centurions in the last year. They have consistently followed the same flight pattern each time. When they are brand new, the Centurion is more overstable in flight, they fly straight with a little bit of fade. They transition into one of the best hyzer flip discs that I have ever thrown. I use the centurion when I need a controlled fairway driver shot in the woods. The rim feels comfortable in the hand and
allows me to switch from power grip to fan grip when I need a little more control.

I bag 2, both splatter s-blend. one is 171g and the other 175g. It's very easy to control this driver. The rim is smaller but sits real comfortable in the hand and doesn't take a lot to get this up to speed as the speed 7 should. I love it for laser straight flip up to flat drives that need to go 300+ feet. Definitely recommend for beginners looking for a higher speed driver than a mid.

Got my centurion while trying to learn a strong backhand off the tee. I was relatively new and had the typical "too-much-heizer" backhand that most beginners have. The centurion really helped me get out of that and I quickly learned to keep it on a slight left to right ending with a heizer. I'd maybe even call it a bit understable. Great disc in my opinion for anyone looking to elevate their game and shape shots beyond their current ability. S-blend plastic is super durable and after 100 rounds it still looks great!

Let's preface the review with this: you should not throw full-power shots with this disc. Assuming you don't, it may just be the most workable fairway driver I've ever laid hands on. It can handle any line, any grip, any conditions.

I personally use mine exclusively in the woods for touchy flex shots or dead-straight tunnel shots where other discs simply can't be relied on. The fade isn't as significant as a teebird, the turn not as significant as a leopard or FD. Just point and shoot. 

The Centurion has quickly become one of Infinite's molds I am very excited about. I think it fills a very necessary slot, that everyone should be concerned about in their bag. 

The Centurion is a understable fairway that is very shapable, especially at lower speeds. Because of this, the Centurion lends itself as a great tool for both newer players, and advanced players throwing with more touch (playing wooded courses with tight lines as one example). 

This is a very versatile disc, that can handle a lot of different lines. It can hold a nice hyzer; it pops up to flat for a bit, then finishes nicely. Thrown flat it will gently work right until finishing back to the left. Thrown high enough with some anhyzer, it will hold right for a fair amount of its flight, before finishing fairly flat. It is also a great roller disc, that will finish right fairly quickly. Overall, a very functional tool to have on hand, and in the bag.

I think this would be a great addition to any player's bag, no matter the skill level. It functions as a versatile fairway capable of many lines, and would be a great addition to advanced and new players alike. 

The flight numbers are spot on this disc! The Centurion is slightly more overstable than a Leopard3 or an FD but more understable then a Teebird; I am so glad I have this disc in my bag! My conclusion from throwing the Centurion is this: I believe it is honestly the best replacement for a 2nd Run FD (the great overstable FD). The Centurion flies so true; I love throwing laser straight lines with this disc on backhand & forehand hyzer flip to flat. The splatter plastic is fantastic; pick one of these discs up I think they are great for all skill levels and I honestly don't think anyone can truly objectively dislike this disc.

Just picked up the Centurion Splatter S-Blend. I got it in a lighter weight, since it's the Splatter S-Blend. So far, it is amazing! In a headwind I got a little turn and a mild fade. Under those conditions, I would say the numbers are spot on. In a tailwind, it flew fairly straight and a little more dump at the end than in the headwind. I was impressed by the distance I was getting in both wind conditions. That rim width feels great in my hand, and the Splatter S-Blend comes out of my hand smoothly. Going to bag this bad boy right away and get to know it better. Looking forward to shaping shots with the Centurion.

This disc blew me away with how amazing it flew. I was able to get a beautiful straight line with this up to about 450'. Threw this on a local hole that's a 500' tunnel, slightly downhill and was able to get it to go straight almost all the way out the tunnel without more than 10ft of right to left movement before it finished perfectly in the fairway. 

At first I did not like this disc, I couldn't figure out how other people were getting success with this disc. After slowing down my drive I really got to see this disc shine. Thrown slowly and flat this disc flies with a slow turn to the right and never really fights out of it. Thrown on hyzer this disc flips up to flat nice and slow and then drift right a bit more before slowly coming out of it and finishing with a small forward fade. 

This disc feels like a pre flight number champ leopard and flies like one too. If thrown on a slight hyzer it will flip to flat and and have a long slow turning glide with enough fade to finish and skip. This disc is not ment for a power drive, if thrown with anysort of power it absoltely will turn over and never come back. A very accurate and reliable stand and shoot fairway driver.

The Centurion was first released as a tournament support disc in Splatter S-Blend plastic. It is designed to be a straight flyer at slow to moderate speeds, and it does do that very well, though the Splatter plastic has more fade than expected. It isn't a big fade at all, but it certainly doesn't come off as overly "flippy" and usually finishes with a fade.  It is an excellent disc for 200 - 300 foot drives. The rim is not very wide at all, making it a very comfortable disc to throw-- I'd say it feels more like a "speed 6" but that can handle higher torque for experienced players. It also has better glide than I expected. 

The Centurion compliments my Exodus nicely-- I can use it for similar lines, but where I don't want quite as much end fade as the Exodus, or I don't want as much side-to-side movement. I really like the look and feel of the Splatter plastic, but can't wait to try it in another plastic blend in the future. I'd recommend the Centurion as a great driver for beginners and a great touch-shot, control driver for experienced players.

If you're looking for a straight, super glidey fairway driver, this is the disc you want to reach for. I love the splatter s-blend plastic. Out of the box it's really firm, and mine had a pretty good dome to it. The rim is pretty narrow and makes it a nice controllable fairway driver for the woods. It's not going to be your wind-fighting disc, but a great one for carving up some nice lines and gliding a surprisingly long ways.

I really like this disc! It fits in right between my Exodus and my Sphinx. It's perfect for those turnover shots that you need to just drift right for a while and then finally come back right at the end. If thrown on an anny, it'll hold and flatten out right before hitting the ground. 

I really enjoy the Centurion as a sneaky fairway driver to get through tight spots and end up dead straight down the fairway. The plastic feels amazing, I'm really liking the Splatter S-Blend. It fits perfectly in the hand with a smaller rim. I think this would be a good disc for a beginner looking to step up to a further flying disc, or for any advanced/open player looking for a slightly understable fairway.

The Centurion is a controllable fairway driver that's perfect for anyone from beginner to professional. The rim feels comfortable in the hand and allows for a smooth release. It has a nice mild turn. It's really versatile for both straight shots with a bit of fade at the end as well as harder throws with a bit more initial turn. The Splatter S-blend is a more OS plastic for this disc. It compares similarly to a Leopard3 or an FD. I really love this disc and I think players of any arm speed and skill level would find it fun to throw and very useful!