I have tried a lot of wraiths and wraith clones, the Czar with its chunky nose is weirdly the disc for me. It flies exactly as the numbers say for my arm speed. Flies straight with a small amount of turn before stabling up and finishing smoothly. 

Favorite forehand distance driver. I'm primarily a backhand player, but the Czar has given me a ton of confidence with my forehand that's translated to other discs. 
 

Swirly S Blend is the perfect amount of stability for me to just rip on it and know it's gonna stand up flat and glide. A slightly more stable wraith is a perfect description because wraiths tend to be inconsistent on forehand for me. Sometimes they flip and sometimes they don't. 
 

Awesome disc that I recommend to anyone that wants something in between a wraith and destroyer stability wise. 

Great disc that feels comfortable in the hand and goes very far. Have a glow mf and swirly s-line. They fly practically the same, maybe the glow mf has a tad more finish but it's negligible. I like this disc for slight flip to flat, ride straight, and finish in the 400-425 range.

Flies well on forehands as well. Just can't torque over on it.

The Czar is that perfect OS DISTANCE driver that has truly been missing in my bag. I emphasize on that distance portion because of how far the czar can truly move, especially with how OS the mold is. I received the Prototype Swirly S Blend Shortly after its release and since then the mold has not left the bag. Its a perfect Bridge between my Swirly G-Batross Emperor and Metal Flake C Blend Slab. WhilebBoth aforementioned molds are some of my Distance OS drivers, the Czar combines the Distance of the emperor and the "Get to the Ground" Attitude of the Slab so perfectly.  

This is a great distance driver. I can see myself cycling these.  Think of it as a better feeling, flat top  O/S wraith

Disc: 175g Swirly S-Blend (Blue-Purple), First Flight Run 1

Feel: The Czar feels like a blunt nose Wraith, similar or identical to a TeeRex. The shoulder has a slight rise to a flat-topped dome. The blunt nose is much more comfortable to me for both backhand and forehand as compared to a Wraith or Emperor. Between the blunt nose and lack of a pronounced dome, the Czar is a great feeling overstable distance driver.

Flight: My typical overstable driver distance is between 290 and 330 feet. My rated flight numbers: 11/4/-0.5/3. For me when thrown flat the Czar has a slight turn that doesn't last long then flies mostly straight until it slows to a reliable "dumpy" fade with minimal skip as opposed to a pushing fade like a Wraith. When thrown on hyzer it flips up to almost flat with a pushing fade until it slows to a dump. When thrown on anhyzer it begins to fight out quickly and always fades for me. The flight makes for a reliable forehand and backhand driver, complimenting a Wraith.

Overall: If you are looking for an overstable distance driver with a reliable slightly dumping fade that does not have as wide of a rim as an Emperor or Destroyer, the Czar is great and compliments other discs perfectly. This is a great addition to my bag and look forward to adding other plastic types in the future.

This disc fit a hole I thought I had covered, but 2nd throw in I new this was going in the bag instantly.  It fills a gap that was missing in the infinite line up at my arm speed. This will flex out of an anny for me  for great distance lines that I was not getting with the slab or emperor. 
 This may bit a bit too fast or too stable for most beginners outside of utility driver status. but for those throwing 350' plus this is one to at least check out. 

Let me start by saying I love this disc.  However I wouldn't say it's beginner friendly unless you are already throwing 270-300 ft or more.  For me my max distance is probably 375 with a flex type shot.  Typical distance on a disc thrown on Hzyer all the way probably 275-300.  

Next let me tell you I have smaller hands so for me a distance driver is all about how it feels so I learned very early into my playing career that 12-14 speed discs don't work well for me.   I settled on the Flow from Lat 64 or most recently the Grace from Lat 64 as my main distance driver. Well both discs are great for helping me get max distance for me, they are not the best discs to use in the wind which tends to be every day in Eastern Oregon/ and Eastern Washington.

I have tried alot of 10-11 Speed discs to try and fill that more OS spot in my bag. and currently have been using a Anax and Sergeant.  The Czar reminds me more of the Sergeant in flight.  It has a little turn but not alot. I personally am going to bump it to a .-5 for my review.  

For me even though I have been Team Infinite for the past 3 years I am not a Emperor thrower.  They just don't feel good to me.  I have a Halo that I was currently trying to fall in love with but I just can't.  The Czar for me was instant love. It's everything I want a Emperor to be in flight but with the feel my hands like..  Even though its a 3.0 Fade, I can still get a full pull and a solid distance (for me 275-300) before it fades.  I have a Slab I compared it to and the slab fades at about 200 ft for me..

If you are looking for a disc that can compliment the Slab with more distance but still that dependable fade or you are looking for a disc that feels better in your hand but flies similar to a Emperor then I suggest picking up a Czar. I think for some people it could also be a longer more glider Scepter depending on a person's arm strength.

For me it was a instant bag and already got be several birdies last weekend in a tournament.  

so new these things fly straight for sometime with great snap , however once they start to slow down in flight they seem to drop rather fast and dump rather hard. All with little to no skip what so ever.. They do not seem to be flippy at all new.. 

Hoping to break them in and see how flippy the disc might become.. so far am enjoying the disc 

Was super happy to pick up the Czar, as I'd just lost two discs in this slot in my bag. It's great. The Swirly S-Blend plastic feels amazing, and the rim is very comfortable. The flight is very true to the numbers, maybe just a hair less flippy than advertised - which is perfect, means it will beat in well. I can really trust the disc's finishing stability.

I made a video review, including some flight comparisons to similar discs. Check it out: https://youtu.be/x7sLnWRyuq4

Got mine today, love the feel how it fills the hand with the blunter rim. I think the 11 speed slot is money little control and distance but I was very impressed. It is like a halo wraith but with a harder dump. It has great glide though and will hold some turn and torque but it will fight out of it given air space. I enjoy the flight for forehand as well. This is a dangerous disc! And I suggested the mold on Facebook a while ago and grateful it came. Infinite keeps finding a way into my bag!! Great job

In my first day of testing this disc, I came away with mixed feelings. The first 80% of the flight is very similar to stable wraith. It is very neutral with good torque resistance and will hold the line given. Then at the end of the flight, the disc just decides it doesn't want to stay in the air and fades quickly to the ground. For me it had a similar line to my concrete emperors but had 5-10% less distance. I think the difference in distance is that my emperor seemed to still push forward during the fade at the end of the flight while the czar would lose that forward momentum.

I'm not sure if the czar will gain a spot in my bag or not. It has a unique enough flight that I don't have discs the do the same thing, but it also doesn't fill an apparent need that other discs don't fill.

170g - S-blend Infinite Czar

I have to mention just how good this disc feels, it shares many of the attributes of the Scepter as it is flat, comfortable, and overstable. Ironically the Czar is not for everybody, as you will need some power to get the most out of it. If you want a slightly less overstable Slab with a less extreme tendency to meathook and more glide, then this is a great disc to use. The numbers are pretty accurate, though the turn might be a little less, perhaps -.5.

Yet again Infinite has made an absolute beast for overhand throws. 

There are not too many discs these days that surprise however my first couple throws shocked me!

My main distance driver is the Innova Wraith and while this driver may fly similar to it, the feel is quite different. In the hand, it is comfortable even though the rim is more blunt like a Slab. The Swirly S-Blend plastic is slightly flexible and has a great grip. 

What surprised me about the Czar was the last half of it's flight. My Wraiths will fade out by slowly gliding out to the left(RHBH). The Czar had a nearly identical flight but when it faded, its fades hard. It likes to crash to the ground quicker. What I like is that it seemed nearly guaranteed to fade out when my Wraiths would not.