In I-Blend, at first I was disappointed in this disc. I felt it flew much more overstable than the flight numbers, which is odd in I-Blend. But as I threw it, I could tell it was slowly starting to beat in to fly more like the flight numbers. After a few months of decent usage it was flying as described, a little bit of turn to get that extra distance, but some good stability that you can put it on anhyzer without worrying it won't come back.

After a year+ of use, this thing is very straight and will hold any angle. It doesn't hold up in a head wind anymore but the control and distance it provides easily makes up for it. I keep two in the bag, a beat in one and then I cycle a new one until it starts to turn over in lesser winds.

The Dynasty is hands down my favorite disc. It is a "longer Exodus."

In my favorite plastic, the I-Blend plastic, it will start of neutral to slightly overstable to reliably stable to understable. 
For my noodle arm -- I max out just over 350' -- the dynasty is the most workable disc in my bag. I can put it on a pushing hyzer line and it will hold. Anhyzer especially once I am able to beat it in a bit. Flat it is laser straight with a reliable fade.

I recently bought a couple clean, white, bottom stamped S-Blend Dynasties that I can't wait to dye up with some fun stencils. The S-Blend plastic from my experience is a little more OS and will definitely take longer to beat in, so I'm pretty stoked.

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Recently got this disc and out of the box, it is very overstable for me.  Although not what I want from this disc, I did play this disc as an OS utility disc during my last tournament and I was able to trust it on headwind, over the water hyzer shots knowing it was beefy enough to fight! I hope that with time and "flight miles" this disc will soften up and fly with a slight flex and dependable fade... this is my first Infinite disc I blend plastic and only time will tell.  I do love the feel of the plastic though! Great grip, shape of the disc is nice, no sharp edges... I secretly have high hopes that I will grow into this disc or that it will soften up for me 

finding this disc filled a hole in my bag.  the numbers feel right to me and I am getting where I need to with this i-blend.  Will be trying the other plastics shortly.

I love throwing Innova TL and TL3, once I switched from Innova over to all infinite molds i picked up the Dynasty to fill that spot, its a lot closer to a TL3 than a TL, but i love it, fast out the hand, flat, it gets a little turn then straightens up and just goes, it gets sneaky long just dead straight. Mine is still new new, i could imagine when beat in i will have to hyzer flip it to get it up straight, but it will still be a great disc.

I just recently got this disc and boy is it sweet. A lot of people compare it to the discraft under taker and I disagree. Its a little less stable and flies beautifully. Although it does hold a really good hyzer line when released with hyzer. Recommend for everyone.

When I got this disc I was looking for a 9-speed disc that was a little less stable than my Star Thunderbird. This disc flies as advertised. I might even give it more of a 1.5 fade. I really love the way the disc feels. The rim's shape is really comfortable for me, and it flies dependably straight with a gentle fade at the end. I would recommend this disc for someone looking for a faster disc with the flight characteristics of a T-Bird. I might try the S-Blend version at some point to see if it flies a tick more stable than this one. Overall, I'm happy I got this disc.

This disc is what the Discraft Undertaker wants to be. Great neutral 9 speed driver. Starts off stable and beats in to the perfect hyzer flip disc. 

The infinite Discs Dynasty is the disc that I have always been looking for. The dynasty is a nine speed disc that pushes distances on par with 10-11 speed disc. The glide on this disc is out of this world, once the dynasty hits the air it never wants to come down. I was able to push my dynasty 425+ feet with control, something that I have never truly had in the bag. When thrown backhand the disc has a slight flip up allowing for a straight bomb, the disc never truly has a ton of lateral movement, it has a slight turn but is able to push far without ever truly burning over or fading out. 

This disc truly shines in the forehand, the shape of the disc fits my hands extremely well for backhand and forehand, allowing for extreme comfort when ripping a forehand through the woods. The dynasty does wonders with a nice straight pushing hyzer on forehand, that just keeps pushing 20+ feet farther than my other nine speeds. If you haven't given the Dynasty a go, I recommend the I-blend plastic for an amazing combination of grip and durability. I can't wait to see how this disc continues to age, something tells me it'll be like fine wine. 

Love at first flight! I only needed to throw this disc once to know it was going in the bag. Lots of glide and consistent flight, this is a long distance flyer for sure.

This is the beginner's Eagle. For people right at 300-350 distance, it gets an effortless hyzerflip and long push. For advanced arms it is a hyzer flip to late turn disc which is great for the woods on shots pushing 425-475. All in all a great disc that can find a place in your bag from beginner to pro.

I actually have this disc in both the EO signature Swirly-S blend and the I-blend, and I can confirm the I-blend starts out more stable than the signature, but both are pretty dead straight in downwind flight out to 320 feet. I've only thrown both into the wind a couple times each and neither wants to flip over. The disc is essentially a straight flier with maybe a little turn... it is a CD2 after all. Yes, it is GOOD. 

The infinite Dynasty that I have is in I blend plastic which tends to be a little less stable and beat in quicker than S blend. I have not tried the S blend Dynasty yet. I would put the dynasty in the same class as the Dynamic Discs Escape and similar to a slightly faster TL3. The profile looks like it would slot in between the Innova Sidewinder and Valkyrie. It's a fairly glidey, straight, sligtly overstable fairway driver. I could throw the Dynasty both forehand and backhand and I would get a little bit of high speed turn with a gentle fade at the end of the flight, mostly straight though. I think the Dynasty will be a good addition to the infinite lineup. It flies like a longer glidier exodus. Infinite has needed this slot filled and the dynasty is a great option.