I have the Dynasty in C-Blend, C-Blend Glow, MF Glow, Swirly S Blend, and Halo S Blend.

Depending on the plastic, you can get anywhere from a beat-in Thunderbird (Halo S Blend), all the way to a Sidewinder (C Blend).  Because of this, the Dynasty can fill a lot of fairway slots in the bag. 

My one gripe with the disc is more of an issue with Infinite plastics.  Some just do not feel good in the hand.  C-blend and C-Blend Glow for me are really slick, and it makes it hard to get a good grip unless its a warmer day.

My suggestion for those who want to try out the Dynasty - stick to I-Blend, S-Blend, Swirly S-Blend, MF C-Blend, or Halo S-Blend.  These discs are absolutely perfect for a straight/stable fairway, and might just take over your bag like mine.

The dynasty has quickly become my favorite disc in the bag. I'm currently bagging 3 different plastics (swirly S, I, and Halo S) and they all do different things for me. In general, the dynasty provides fairway driver control, with nearly distance driver distance potential. For reference, I throw about 330' max with a driver, and use my dynasties for most shots between 260' and 310'  

swirly S blend is my favorite. Thrown flat with decent power it will slowly turn then hook up at the end of its flight and Hyzer back to neutral with a lot of glide. 9 5.5 -1 1.5. The closest comp is a slower, seasoned star wraith  

My seasoned I blend will Hyzer flip to turn then fade out. Thrown flat it will slowly hold turn and finish with a tiny bit of Hyzer at the end. 9 6 -2 1. For a newer player looking for a first distance driver, a lighter weight I blend could be a good choice.

Seasoned C blend flies a lot like my swirly S blend, maybe a hair more stable or less glide. 9 5 -1 1.5

Glow C blend is a Decent bit more stable than the others but still has a tiny bit of turn for my arm speed and a good amount of fade. 9 5 -0.5 2. If you're a 400+ thrower I think this would be the one you'd want for long straight shots. 
 

halo S blend is the most stable. Goes straight with 0 turn then reliable fade. This flies like a typical thunderbird. 9 5 0 2

Have the EO Swirley and a stock i-blend. 

This should be the gold standard of what a stable disc is.  Doesn't require a lot of arm speed to keep straight.  It's the perfect addition to the Exodus in my bag.

I love the dyanasty! I have an EO swirly S blend that feels super smooth when you throw it. It has enough understability for easy hyzer flips or turnovers with just the right amount of fade at the end. I also picked up a metal flake glow c blend and it flies just like I always wished my Innova thunderbird would. It will still turn a little bit but is beefier than the swirly S blend and has a stronger fade at the end.

170g Infinite Dynasty S-blend

This is pretty much a higher speed version of the Exodus. A clean 9 speed with a decent fade and enough glide for anybody. If you want a 3-pack of reliable control drivers, just grab the Scepter (overstable), the Dynasty (stable), and the Sphinx (understable). All three discs are 9 speeds and are fantastic discs. I prefer them in the S-blend plastic, but beginners might prefer the durability of the C-blend.

Every disc golfer needs this disc in their bag. The hardest shot in disc golf is straight shot, but it's not that hard if you have this disc. You can manipulate this disc with all the angles and it will hold them all, it's a workhorse. The feel in the hand is also a great selling point. Very comfortable and smooth releases from the hand.

Cannot recommend this disc enough! 

The Dynasty as a mold is something I have rarely had in a 9 Speed. Previously I was using a really Stable Metal Flake Sphinx for all my straight 350-375 open air distance shots. But after playing with the EO Signature Dynasty for a few months since the original drop the Dynasty has been a staple moving forward. The Sphinx being a touch more understable I had to be more mindful on the wind conditions to avoid any unnecessary right movement. But the Dynasty is the most Point and Shoot driver for those shots, with very little concern for the wind affecting any bizarre movements besides landing a bit early in a tailwind. 

I would Highly Recommend this driver to anyone looking for 9 Speed Point and Shoot driver.

This is the ultimate control driver. I like to use it for dead straight 300' tunnel shots and for long flexing 400' S-Curve shots. It can be a really good touch forehand disc at slower speeds as well. I like to let newer players throw these as I feel they do the "Disc Golf Shot" even for players with lower arm speeds. This disc can work so many different lines and has a low touch factor, meaning it is quite forgiving when an aspect of a throw is off. 

Not stellar into a head wind, but optimal in light winds and no wind conditions. It can even be used as a really great roller disc once it is beat in a bit. 

I have tried all the different plastics. I loved the cd2. I blend is the most stable. Throw it flat or little hyper it does not rollover or even turn if you have 400 ft of power or less, it hits flat and goes straight with a good fade at the ened.  Swirly s blend is a little less stable but a perfect hyper to flat and with enough power a little turn and good return fade mostly ending straight or slightly left of the release line. The c blend however has been the least stable and very unpredictable. I throw it hyzer it stands up sometimes drifts a little and sometimes not. Throw it flat and it goes left. My first Throw with it thinking it would be the most stable of all versions ended up as a roller.  Out of the box the E.O. s blend is money to 400'.

The Dynasty is a great feeling control driver with a comfortable rim and somewhat flat profile. It has solid turn out of the hand but a reliable fade at the end of the flight. I'd say my swirly-s blend Oakley run was slightly less stable than the flight numbers would suggest, but I definitely loved the flight it produces. It is great for hyzer-flips and s-curve shots that can be useful in the woods and controlled straight shots in the open. I'd highly recommend the Dynasty to anyone who is looking for a controllable flight, and I also think this is a great first driver for someone who has been learning with mids and putters.

Most of my experience with 9 speed discs have been the Thunderbird and Firebird. I was pleasantly surprised when I got my Dynasty. For me this disc is extremely straight, point and shoot, kind of disc. If you put a lot of power on it you can get a nice s-curve or a great hyzer flip. It can be touchy in a head wind but overall it's a great disc I'd recommend to a new player and an experienced one.  

Finally got to throw the Swirly S Blend & it's gonna stay in the bag. I can get this disc to about 340ft & it gives me a late turn to predictable fade. It seems to be very workable & fits a gap in my bag as the stable fairway. I've bagged a Discraft Ti Undertaker before which has since been removed as it slightly overlapped my oldest/best-in teebird. Was slightly worried that the dynasty would do the same but very happy with the result. 

I think the Swirly-S Blend plastic makes this a little more overstable and less stable/neutral. However, it feels amazing in the hand. In order for me to get this disc to make the S-Curve, I have to throw it much harder than I would for other 9-speed discs. The stamp is dope. 

Slower arms will get a flat flight with a hard left fade (RHBH). Faster arms will get an awesome S-Curve and lots of glide. G

All in all a great disc. 

Still trying to work it in . The edge is a little sharp and feels like there's a lot of tooling . I've gotten past that mostly. Was looking for that go to control driver and I believe I have found it . Also had to support Eric Oakley. Amazing stamp feels great . I'm hoping they come out with some stable runs or a glo mf one . Great straight flight with a modest fade overall been quite impressed . Would do 4.5/5 but that's not a option.

I did a quick review and comparison of the Dynasty in each plastic versus the Finish Line Era. I hope this helps see how this disc flies and what it's capable of. I absolutely recommend this disc and hope it helps your game as much as it's helped mine! 
 

https://youtu.be/vWYI8tiz31A

Ok, the Dynasty is legit a cheat code. I’ve never thrown a disc that controlled with so much ease. Any line you put it on, it executes. It feel like a wraith for slower arm speeds. I actually threw the exact same shot with my wraith and the dynasty just went 30 feet further. 

My best on this course was a -2. But I average +2 or +4. Today was also Windy. So I was not going into it expecting to set a personal best. I was honestly playing for par. I threw the dynasty on almost everything. 

For anyone interested. I’m planning on filming 9 holes with just a dynasty and alpaca just to show the shot versatility with this disc. 

If you haven’t gotten one yet, good luck finding them. Haha

This is such a controllable driver! I have old s-line PD's that fly very similar to the swirly s-blend Dynasty. It pops up easily and goes straight, but has a nice finish at the end. It seems to fly true to the flight numbers. I found that the I Blend I threw was a bit more overstable than the swirly s blend out of the box, but by no means a meathook.

So far, it seems that the Dynasty has lived up to the hype!

Out of the box, the swirly S-Blend is deeaaad straight.  It has a fairly easy, yet super subtle rightward drift  for most of its flight, then a healthy fade at the end of it. The Dynasty is the old Discmania CD2, which is a Sidewinder bottom and the Discmania Anhzer top.  What that means is you get the same distance and ease of flip from the Sidewinder, but you also get a more assertive bight to the end of its flight.  The Dynasty is a Sidewinder that isn't as squirrelly-- one that you can put some power behind and it will stay drifting rather than turning over.  This disc travels faaaar, and will easily keep up with your distance drivers, without the excessive lateral movement that higher speeds tend to have, rather from turning too much or fading too hard.  9/5/-1/2 are my flight numbers for it.

This disc is a great addition to Infinite's lineup.  For me (throwing at elevation in Utah) this disc will go dead straight with a little bit of a finish left at the end.  Watching this disc fly on a frozen rope is definitely a sight to see.  To me the hand feel and flight is very similar to Thunderbirds that I bagged before the Dynasty was released.  The Dynasty replaced the Thunderbirds though because they pushed just a little bit further when I was comparing the two molds in the field.

The Return of the CD2

   I'm so happy with the Dynasty. I've finally been playing long enough to actually have nostalgia over a mild. The S-Line CD2 from Discmania was my first true go-to driver, just had such a great smooth and glidy flight without ever feeling squirrelly. Lost it in the woods though during a rainstorm awhile back, and by this point a new CD2 was way too expensive to not just look elsewhere for a solid replacement. So I was ecstatic when I heard that the Dynasty shared the same mold as the CD2, and I was not disappointed when I held it in my hand for the first time a few days ago. And when I got to take it out to the course, I got EXACTLY what I hoped for. Flip to flat with a finish, and hopefully as it ages it'll become a go-to woods disc even more than it can be right now. Cannot recommend the Dynasty enough, awesome distance disc when you're newer, and will still be useful no matter how far you can throw.

This disc is amazing! The glide and turn on this disc is awesome. Very controllable and it goes for days. I would say this is a great disc for a beginner to use as their first 9 speed driver.

The Dynasty is such a good disc. It's like a slightly more stable Sphinx. When I'm playing disc golf at lower elevations or in colder temperatures my Sphinx's are sometimes just a little bit too understable for the straight flight I want out of them. In these conditions, the Dynasty is a perfect replacement. It glides well and holds the line for a really long time with a gentle fade at the end of the flight. It's really similar to the Era in Drew Gibson's new Finish Line brand. Both are fantastic new discs that I am throwing all the time.

The one thing that I didn't like about the Dynasty was that the bottom of the rim was kind of sharp initially. After rubbing it against the carpet for a few minutes, it's nice and smooth now and is comfortable for both backhand and forehand throws. 

If you're looking for a long, straight flying control driver with excellent glide, try the Dynasty. 

This is a fantastic control driver! The 9 speed rim fits so nice in the hand and comes out smooth. The amount of glide this disc has really is insane. If you push it out flat and let it turn a little bit, it'll hold in that sweet glide for 3/4ths of the flight and then slowly start to kick in its low speed fade, getting you some pretty good distance covered. The swirly s-blend plastic has good grip and it just looks great. Absolutely killed it on the stamp design too.

This disc is wonderful, and I love throwing it!

It feels pretty great in my hand. The rim width is comfortable to my hands for a backhand grip or a forehand grip. The first run Swirly S-Blend and the second run I-Blend have a little bit of a dome to them. Overall, this is a great and comfortable feeling disc.

The flight on these is pretty consistent and controllable. It is a stable disc, that provides a very neutral flight with a low-speed fade. It seems that the I-Blend is a little more stable than the Swirly S-Blend, initially. I find that thrown flat it'll provide a little bit of turn before it fades. Thrown on an anhyzer line, it'll hold it for a good portion and either come out providing a solid Flex line, or just land flat. Hyzer lines are easy for this disc, it will flip up to flat if it is shallow enough of an angle.

Basically this is a very controllable driver, that offers a lot of versatility and as quickly become one of my go-to drivers.  I love this thing!