Picked one up in C blend for a great price. What an animal of a straight-stable fairway disc this is. Flew true to the numbers in my opinion. It'll flip and glide a bit, but always has an honest finish at the end. Pushed just about as far as most 10 speeds I've thrown and loved over the years. It was in the bag for awhile, and would probably still be in the bag if I hadn't switched to a strictly Michigan Made lineup.

The Dynasty is an awesome disc. I drive mostly forehand and it is just stable enough to throw with a bit of anyzer and it will hold the line and fight back at the end. Thrown flat, it will maintain the line and fade predictably at the end, but not too much. This is definitely not as stable as an Eagle, Raptor, or Destroyer, but for players like me with a bit slower arm speed or for beginners, this is a really good stable disc to get without going to a super overstable disc. I don't drive backhand too much, but I have found it to be really similar backhand as well. Eric Oakley has a great video review of the disc that you can find on youtube that I watched before buying!

I found a Dynasty while playing a little while back and I started using it, I dont have the fastest arm speed but it isnt that slow either so Im able to get decent speed on it and it flies pretty straight when released flat, but definitely ends with some fade. I wouldnt recommend it to for someone with a slower arm speed, I feel like it wouldnt go that far and make sure to release it on very slight to no hyzer if you want to get it to fly far, unless you're just amazing at disc golf. Great disc and I would buy it again if I lost it.

Ok, I'm a longtime CD2 fan. My favorites were the C-line ones because they were just a tad straighter than a Thunderbird and in the typical Innova plastic, took forever to beat in. I was sad when they stopped making them and it took me too long to realize that Infinite was making them as the Dynasty. Long story short, these are just like the old CD2s.

I've tried other similar molds over the years: Undertakers can be pretty similar but I've had too many variances between runs with some being Firebird-type beefcakes. The Streamline Lift is nice but I had the same issue with plastic variance. The Eclipse one I got was flat-top and unbelievably beefy. Axiom Insanity is similarly stable but less controlable especially in the wind.

I bought a 4th run C-Blend and a Glow C-Blend, both around 173. Out of the box, they are super similar to how my old CD2s flew when new. With my power they turn a slight amount and fade reliably with the glow one being slightly less stable.

The Dynasty is an awesome workhorse fairway driver that is fairly shapeable and about as straight/neutral as you can get with a 9-speed disc.

Max weight C-blend

Thrown hard on RHBH hyzer, this disc stood up and turned right for most of the flight. Decently flippy out of the box. Would make a great woods disc but too unpredictable on open shots. Ultimately this disc did not make my bag, as it is slightly more stable and less flippy than the TSA Mantra but not as dependable or straight as the TSA Construct or Discraft Undertaker.

The dynasty is fantastic. I was a long time Valkyrie thrower, but have replaced them with the Dynasty. The C-Blend dynasty has a little turn and then a gentle fade when thrown flat. I get easy, straight distance out to about 375 with the Dynasty, making it the perfect gap filler between my distance drivers and fairways drivers.

The perfect flippy fairway. Super straight flying on a hyzer flip. Great for tunnel shots when you don't want a punishing fade

In C-Blend - 173g

I like to release on a slight hyzer and the dynasty goes pretty straight with a late fade.

Released flat, it has a very small turn but always comes back. 

350'-380' typical range for my 9 speeds, including dynasty. 

I was looking for something stable and this hits the spot. The C blend feels great in my hand with the grip I'm looking for in a premium plastic. First couple throws in the field it felt over stable but the more i got used to it the flys stable with fade at the end. Needles to say it is exactly what I was looking for in a control driver at this time. 

Absolutely amazing. The first few throws in the field and my mind is blown. Can't wait to make this disc a part of my game. I throw a Pharaoh quite a bit but needed something with a little more control. I got the new C-Blend plastic and it is comparable or better than Champion discs I have thrown. The speed and distance seem to reach the much more like 11-12 and comparable to a Wraith. I threw it nearly as far as my fastest distances drivers. 

The difference is the amazing control you can get with this compare to a normal 11 speed. I haven't tried it out on a wooded course yet but I already know it will perform. I got pin point accuracy and beautiful lines with this disc right away. Very little learning curve and as it felt so natural to throw. I would say this is the perfect driver for someone just getting into the game and looking to add distance. Or a more experienced player looking to throw far controlled lines.

Honestly threw this in when ordering a Buzzz and Envy and I gotta say that despite those discs reputations I am more excited to add the C-Blend Dynasty to my game. More Birdies here we come!

The perfect neutral control driver.  Little bit of turn, little bit of fade tons of glide.  Very similar to the cd2.  Can't wait to hear one up and start cycling a couple in for different shots.