Based on other reviews here I was hoping for something like a slightly more overstable Buzzz. I would say it is more like a Mako3 with a little bit of fade. The wing profile is almost identical to the Mako3 and it feels very similar in the hand. If thrown flat and soft its dead straight with a small fade, thrown hard you can expect some turn with not much fade back.  It is not overstable enough to tolerate a headwind or a lot of torque and it will not flex out of an anhyzer unless thrown very short and soft. That said, it is still a very useable disc. I use it both FH and BH for hyzer flip shots that are just out of range of my putters and Harp (220-250 ft or so). I just wont touch it in a headwind. The c-blend plastic has a nice slightly gummy feel and seems to hold up to abuse from trees and fences so far.

I am a big fan of the C-Blend chariot. It is a hint more stable than the number suggest, where I could trust it to fade in a mild headwind. It reminds me of the 1.8 QMS and some runs of the MD3. The rim style also really favors those tech forehands in the woods!

Honestly my favorite disc next the the emperor, holds any line and has brought me many aces! 

I just tested this disc out today for the first time and my first impression is this is Infinites version of a buzzz. It looks and feels almost identical. I like the flight pattern of the chariot a lot. It flies just like its flight chart shows. It flies straight and may have a slight, very slight and I mean really slight turn but it has a consistent forward pushing fade at the end of its flight. This disc is also very torque resistant. I really enjoy this disc and it just may replace the buzzz's in my bag. 

Very straight with a little bit of fade. Flat. Comes in a variety of plastics. Feels good for forehand as well, although not very torque resistant.

Essentially Infinite's version of the Buzzz. I have it in the color glow and the c-blend plastic. The color glow holds any line you throw it on and has just a touch of finish at the end, pretty much the perfect mid for almost any shot. The c-blend is a click more overstable than the glow. Would recommend this disc to help anyone learn angle control or for anyone looking for a versatile mid.

Great mid range! If I need a straight shot, this is the disc I pick up. It'll hold an anny line for a bit and come out of it. Absolutely love this disc. Would recommend to anyone. Flies similar to a Buzz for me. 

I've been throwing the Chariot for about 6 months now and I am Impressed. I would compare this to the Discmania MD3 but with a straighter flight path. The overall shape and feel of this disc is just plain awesome. I have the color glow c-blend version and its just the perfect amount of stability. Throw it flat and let it work. Tons of glide and just enough fade to play it in a straight line or a soft flex. Throw it forehand or back hand it works well in both positions. I struggle with forehand up shots and this disc has made those struggles a little less noticeable and easier to deal with.  This would be a great stable disc for just about any level of player depending your needs for a stable mid. Its not my go to but I use it about 60% of the round.

I absolutely love this disc. I got it when I first started playing and it helped me learn so much about lines and how to control the angle of the disc to get it to do exactly what you wanted. I have a very small par 3 course close to home and this disc was a star of many ace runs when I first started and wanted to get my first ace. I never did get the ace with this disc before I switched over to the Buzzz. It feels very similar to the Buzz for me and flies very similar. I think anyone could benefit from picking up this disc and adding it to their bag. I use mine for field work and help find any flaws in my release angle. It really is a remarkable disc.

Flies a lot like a new Buzzz out of the box but feels more comfortable in the hand. It can handle a little bit of torque and flex with it still flattening out or flexing back. I really love the C-Blend plastic of the most recent run it's gummy and gripper then a lot of the other companies durable plastic.

I got this disc as a mystery gift when ordering a G-Star Destroyer. I was honestly just excited for the destroyer that I didn't put much thought into what the other one was going to be. I obviously had no idea I was going to get the most clutch midrange I (now) have in my bag. The C-Blend plastic is just the right blend of soft to the touch yet durable and won't get nicked up like you think that is would after first feeling the softness of it. It gives me great touch for those midrange shots where I NEED to he dead straight. But I can also throw it on a hyzer or an anny line and get to to go where I need it. If let go on a hyzer or anny line it STAYS THERE the entire flight. When thrown flat, regardless of arm speed, it flys just like the flight path chart says it does. A very very good disc. And it isn't leaving my bag any time soon. It is only a week old at this point so we'll see how she beats in. I'll probably post another review after the beat in process has happened. All in all if you're in thearket for a clutch midrange with numerous shot capabilities look no further. 

I really like this disc. I've been playing for a few years and this has a long term spot in my bag. It flies extremely straight with very little fade at the end. I can throw it on a very slight anny and have it finish dead straight. For those tunnel like shots where the basket is 200-250 out, this is my go-to disc. The feel of the C-Blend is a soft but durable feeling plastic where it wont get beat up like some of those softer plastics. Its not super hard like some of my drivers (like blizzard plastic) but more like a star plastic kind of feel in a nice medium-firm midrange. Highly recommend adding this to your bag for a dead-straight midrange.