This is the disc to get guys. If you are maxing out 400 with Destroyers this disc will get you to 450. Very good dome and thus very good glide. Thrown flat this disc will turn over and get the extra distance every time. A little too understable for power backhands but that is where you would swap it out with a s-blend or halo s-blend. The perfect max distance driver for backhand!!

Love this disc! have two (168g & 173g) and honestly even if you have a slower arm I would recommend the heavier weight cause the glide feels more than 5. Forehand, Backhand, Hyzer Bomb this is my go to driver. Put a little hyzer on it and watch it immediately flip up flat and go. I've tried several discs with very similar numbers but somehow the Emperor crushes them every time. Can not recommend this disc enough absolute favorite!

Love the glide in I-blend and reliable fade.

This disc is absolutely amazing! It flies really far! It is great for beginners in I-blend plastic as it beats up well and gets a lot of turn, but it is also great for pros alike in more overstable plastics like halo s-blend and concrete. It's almost like throwing a fairway driver, but getting much more distance. The dome is perfect and the rim feel is great for any size hand. I highly recommend the Emperor for all skill levels in different plastics. I personally carry five of them and each plastic and age of disc does something different for me.  Very workable and amazing bomber. 

Fast out of the hand and I was able to get some turn and fade from the first throw!

I love this disc as the I-Blend starts out flying like a seasoned Destroyer. The plastic is durable enough to keep that stability for a large chunk of time, I also feel that there is some extra glide compared to a Destroyer along with a little less hard of a fade. This disc is awesome for max distance and if you are looking to fill that beat-in destroyer spot with a new disc. 

The I- Blend Emperor is a great disc! Not as stable as a destroyer and beats in quite nicely for a hyzer flip bomber.

Great disc for max distance shots. In I-Blend they are domey and a bit stable to start out, but beat in with great grip and feel to be a go-to furthest flying disc. Similar hand feel and flight to most destroyers.

Not beginner friendly but an excellent thrower for the advanced arm. Reliably overstable and gets sneaky push distance.

Honestly my new favorite driver, you can throw it on the forehand or the backhand with very predictable results everytime. Would recommend for anybody. 

i used to love the scorpius and the wraith for my go-to distance shots.  I was very pleased to be able to cover both types of shots i was previously using the aforementioend for with the Emperor.  She goes, a LONG way.

The Emperor is Infinite's version of the Destroyer, but with slightly less over stability. In different plastics, it can serve as a flippy max distance disc (when worn in), a stable driver (when new), or an overstable wind fighter (in the more premium pastic blends). 

Infinite's I-blend plastic is wonderful and grippy and has a faster wear in time than something like Star plastic, making it much easier to beat these discs into flippy max distance drivers. They don't break in as fast as a baseline plastic, but it doesn't take a year of playing with one to get it worn in sufficiently. Every I-blend version I have gotten is significantly domey with good pop top. They are also cheaper than "standard" premium plastic!

I have a few I-blend versions in lighter weights that are my furthest flying discs. I-blend in heavier weights is stable, but will still turn on you if you want or if you are playing a windy round. 
I have a glow MF C-blend that is incredibly stable, basically the same as a star Destroyer. 

You can get a lot of different flights and cover a lot of different shots with this disc! Highly recommended. 

2.5 Years in the making of this Review.

Infinite Disc has one of if not the best pure distance driver on the market. I have bagged several I-Blend Emperors, not purely because of the affordability of the plastic, but because of the pure distance that the mold seamlessly has. The I-Blend plastic continues to unlock distance with every thrown given to it, and given stability of the fade its a dependable distance on that. Transitioning from previously 4x McBeth Destroyers, and Stock Pro Destroyers, finding the Emperor was a blessing. Struggling to unlock the distance with the 4x Destroyers by forcing anhyzer to adjusting hyzer angles to control to flippy Pro Destroyers was hindering my performance growth. But the I blend Emperor grows not only with you, but helps you grow as a player in general.

The Infinite Emperor is my go to distance driver. It has the reliability of a Destroyer, but with more turn for easier max distance. I am predominantly a forehand thrower with an anhyzer release. I can always trust this disc to come back if my release was a little less than perfect. 

I started throwing this disc during the first drop of 2020 Kona Panis Emperors. It quickly became one of my favorite discs and quickly replaced my other distance drivers. Since then, I've picked this disc up in almost every plastic and a variety of weights. I also love the Halo S-blend and S-blend. This disc is a work horse and never leaves my bag!

The Infinite Emperor is an absolute crusher!

I Blend:  I have four Run 16's, weighing 166g - 169g.  They are domey and appear to have tiny bubbles in the rim.  The I-blend plastic feels excellent in hand, is grippy, and has held up very well; albeit this disc sees few trees. 

My Emperors push every bit of 435' in an open field for me.  I am a RHBH player, have solid form(took 20 years), and 400' of consistent power(your results may vary based on skill) ie. a more powerful player may find this run flippy and I would not recommend this disc to a beginner.

On the course, I save my Emperors for the longest of shots and can get reliable 400' placements.  The glide on this run is a Gem, truly outrageous!  I get a slight but beautiful turn starting at ~100' and gently lasting till ~375' with a reliable fade to finish. I do not hesitate to throw I-Blend Emperors into crosswinds, as they hold up well for me.

Luster C-Blend:  Same amazing disc but more stable with slightly less glide.  No worries or thoughts when it comes to head and cross winds with this blend.  Luster C-Blend is also wonderfully torque resistant and can produce some dramatic flex shots, with the appropriate power and angle of release.  The skip factor is off the chart, as expected; I plan for an additional ~50' to 100' of bounce.  I'm throwing two; 173g and 168g.

Metal Flake Glow C-Blend:  Again, same amazing disc with similar flight characteristics to the Luster C-Blend molds, but I have found they are softer and have virtually no skip regardless of the angle of incidence; super cool for hyper-accurate and predictable landings.  I throw a 173g.

In summary, the Infinite Emperor is the preeminent distance driver!  An absolutely crushing, laser-guided, hyper-sonic missile( in the right hands).  My Emperors have made eagles a reality(never had one without an Emperor!) and previously unbirdable holes fall.  Massive hyzers, flex lines, barrel straight tunnels, and turnover are all part of the Emperor's gig.  Grab one! ... or five!

This disc is impressive. Just started throwing this disc in a few of the plastics and love all of them. Each plastic has it's own flight while still staying consistent to the bomber that it is.

Pros and cons per plastic from my experience so far thrown RHFH:

- Halo S-Blend:  Pros: The most overstable plastic out of the Emperors I've tried. The Halo runs(Red/Orange & Blue/White) are beefy with a dependable fade.Great looking plastic that is durable and fights head winds well. Cons: Seems to have less glide before turning than the other plastics.

- Signature I-Blend:  Pros: The most flippy of the plastics. Great disc for a tail wind. Holds it's turn and has a nice glide. Cheapest of the Emperor blends(I-Blend). Cons: Not the most torque resistant. Has a tendency to turn into a roller if power is put into it(probably more of an issue on how it's thrown compared to a con).

- Signature Swirly S-Blend(Double G): Pros: Great looking plastic. Feels like a mix of the Halo and I-Blend plastics. Fastest plastic out of the hand. Good stability while gliding more and fading slightly less than the Halo runs.  Cons: Not the best in a head wind.Overall haven't had many issues with this blend.

- Luster C-Blend: Pros: Similar feel to Z Line or Champ plastics. Very durable. Best glide out of the plastics. Pushes forward the entire flight and doesn't dump out when it fades. Fast and reliable. Cons: Glides a little too well at times. For tight fairways I'd probably reach for a different plastic.

Overall each disc has it's benefits for it's own shot. The Emperor helped me break 400 feet with a forehand drive and is definitely a disc I'd recommend to anyone, experienced or just starting out.

Far flying disc. I have this disc beat to perfection to where I can get a good flip up to it and it goes forever. Similar to a nuke flight wise if you like the nuke. Or a beat in destroyer

Excellent max distance driver. Feels great in the hand. Not as much disc, compared to wider rimmed discs like the nuke, boss, or ballista pro, but flies just as far, perhaps because it has that sweet spot of stability, not being too flippy or too beefy. I have not experimented with it in strong winds yet, but otherwise it works excellently. Gem of a disc from Infinite!

The Infinite Discs Emperor is my favorite driver. It gives me the greatest distance of any driver that I throw with a reliable but not exaggerated fade at the end. Handles headwinds well. With power you can get a turn out of it, but comes back reliably. The ones I’ve beat in, fly a bit more straight, but I never have to worry about it taking any kind of hard right turn. I find it to be very accurate. I throw the I-Blend plastic exclusively. I’m an old guy without a ton of power. I throw 300 to 350 ft. I typically throw these from 162g-167g. I would describe it as a more stable, more reliable Pharaoh that flies even farther. I’m a big fan of Infinite Discs in general, but the Emperor is the disc I reach for most often. I would absolutely recommend this disc!

Man, I love an emperor. It handles power and winds while also seeming to go forever. If you get a good pull through it will not disappoint. I have two in the I-blend plastic and I absolutely love how grippy they are. They never seem to slip, and they have a comfortable feel in the hand. It is not a super wide rim, so it can handle almost all hand sizes and the consistent fade at the end can make this disc be very controllable for anyone. I throw it for both forehands and backhands and I have absolutely no complaints. I also must say that the Infinite Stamps are to die for, so you can never go wrong their. At the end of the day, I am grabbing my emperor for a consistent distance shot. 

This disc is a distance cheat code. Wonderful disc! If you throw any type of stable disc but are wondering how to get more distance with it, just buy an emperor instead. This disc seems to glide better than any other I've tried so far. 

The Emperor feels and flies similar to an Innova Destroyer for me. The I-Blend plastic version of it for me has the most control in terms of what you can do with it once it beats in. I can hyzerflip it, throw it on a straight hyzer line and it will hold it, anhyzer will hold and at the end of its flight flip to flat and have a little carry left at the end, thrown flat you can get a sweet S-Line shot for more distance! I definitely recommend the Emperor in any plastic for those looking for a trusty companion off the tee pad!

My go to disc off the tee when going for distance.  The I blend plastic is like a beat in star plastic and when it gets beat in more it becomes fairly under stable. The Emperor is a more versatile destroyer in my opinion that can be used by a broader range of skill levels. 

This disc absolutely BOMBS, its definitely one of the furthest throwing disc's I've ever thrown. Wouldn't recommend it for players just starting out but if you can throw 350+ give this disc a try. I throw the iblend ,it beats in relatively quick compared to the other plastics. 

Love this disc. Slightly less stable destroyer clone. Very true to the numbers. I use this a compliment to my I-blend Pharoahs when I need a harder fade at the end. The I-Blend in general has quickly become my favorite plastic to throw. I also picked up a metal flake one to use in headwinds. 

I love this disc! It is easily my furthest backhand driver I carry. I currently bag two, and I'm looking to bag a third. It glides forever and that gives me the bit of extra distance for the long shots. It reliably fades left, or fights to come out of a turn over shot (depends on how you throw it). My S-blend has a strong fade, while my I-blend's fade is less pronounced.  If the grass is short, I tend to get a bit of ground action (skip or roll). I liken it to a cross between a Boss and a Destiny. I highly recommend this disc! I have been bagging this disc for about a year and it isn't going anywhere anytime soon. 

I love the emperor! I have 3 in my bag. I have an I blend for max distance shots I can get it 400-425 feet consistently. I have a swirly s blend for something slightly less stable than my beat up slab. And a metal flake glow c blend right in the middle of the two. Amazing disc!

Great flex driver!! Would be great for beginners in a head wind. For seasoned players, it will flip to flat in a headwind from a hyzer. Or throw it flat in a headwind and utilize it as a roller, many great uses for this disc!

I picked up a couple of of x-out I-Blends on a whim one day as I was ordering some other discs.  This was my first jump into the Infinite lineup and man what a great surprise.  I had read it was kind of Destroyer'ish, but just not as overstable.  They arrived the day before our last local non-sanctioned, so I decided to throw on in the bag since the course was pretty wide open.  It was love at first throw.  Initial impression was fast, glidey and not that beefy.  I was able to work on hyzer flip to flat and have it hyzer out at the end.  Release it flat and it had a sublte turn to it.  Give it a little touch of anny release and it held the line all the way to the ground without turning and burning. 

After the tournament, I ordered up a couple of the CG and Splatters to try as I had read they were a little more stable.  The Splatter's and CG's are definitely more overstable than the I-Blend, which in my opinion is a god thing.  The Emperor is a Destroyer/Force that more people can throw.  With the slightly variations in stability based on the plastic, this could easily be that one distance driver mold to cycle for players in the 920-980 rating level.

I adjusted the flight ratings based on the I-Blend vs. the other mixes.  If you're on the fence about trying the I-Blend Emperor, just buy one already.  It's fantastic warp speed driver that is throwable for a wide range of arm speeds.

I have a 169g i-blend and it flies just like a lightly seasoned destroyer with more distance and more glide. Just wow. Great mold. 

EDIT- I loved the emperor so much I ordered a couple of swirly s-blends and a Metal flaked C-blend and the emperor has kicked the destroyer out of my bag.  The S-blends started out more overstable than the C-blend, but once they are broken in the S-Blends begin to flip a bit more, while the C blends beats in like champion plastic, So my C-blend is for headwinds, the S-blend is my most thrown max distance driver, and I blend for hyzer flips.  

MF Glow and I blends. Man… if only the I bled never broke in, this would be my favorite disc and blend from infinite. I have a few max weight I blend and for the first few days these things bomb and do exactly what I want them to do. The downside is I like em so much that after a few days I scan already get some LONG turnovers. Not that that is bad thing, but not the slot I had intended to fill with this mold. Thank goodness I’m flexible, so the I blend is definitely in the bag but as my High speed under stable driver. I have filled the intended slot with the Glow MF blend. While I also love the Pharaoh but the slight difference in speed make it just a little to squirrely to be my “go to” distance driver. Unfortunately I have limited experience with the S blend, but that will be one of my next ventures with this mold. I can say that this season I am touching 400’ for the first time using this and the above mentioned pharaoh. If you are in the market for a “destroyer” type disc from a great up and coming company give this disc a shot. Give all the blends a try and I’m sure you will find one if not all that will fit your game.

Been in love with star destroyers, however they start out very stable, and take months to break in to that beautiful s curve max distance disc. By the time is broken in my favorite destroyer I lost it, so I picked one of these up and wow! It's got decent stability even in some headwind, however it has a long nice turn before fading back. I compared this disc to a gstar destroyer, star corvette, champ glow destroyer all of similar stability as this I blend emperor; however this disc consistently went the farthest. I broke my old distance record with my third throw with the emperor by 35 feet or so. I hope to get this in more plastics to see how much glide those discs can have too. 

The I-Blend Emperor has quickly become one of the farthest discs in my bag. I was pretty happy with my average distance, but after just playing a couple rounds with the Emperor, I was getting putts on holes I generally don't have a look at. It's super versatile, feels great, and goes far. 

I have spent a little time with the splatter Emperors, and they are much more stable, and fly great as well, but for my arm-speed and plastic preferences, the I-Blend is perfect for me. It gives me a slightly flippy flight that I can throw big hyzers, hyzer flips, anhyzers, and rollers - it does it all. 

Right away I noticed the effortless distance; I would throw the Emperor on the same line with the same power and sometimes would be thirty long compared to my other drives. There's something about this disc that seems to just keep going, which is always nice. My favorite shot with it is a high slight anhyzer; some initial turn, but a gentle fade and fighting back to flat then fade. That's not to say I don't love it, and use it, for every other shot out there too. It has also become one of my farthest roller discs; it stands up fairly quick but can hold the cut at the right angle, and is great as a hyzer flip discs. It's a great disc to pure through an alley in the woods on a 400 ft. hole.

I would say the hype is well deserved when it comes to the Emperor. It instantly made it into the bag, and has given me a lot of birdies. It's also just a disc that is fun to throw, and I'm all about finding those discs that make this game even more fun, the Emperor is one of those discs.

I backhand a Pharaoh. I use this for hyzerflip forehands. It doesn't take much angle to get it right, so it is easier to do than flippier discs of this kind. It also continues to get a kind of half turn and fade after it flips to flat, which means I get it out past 350 easily, where my overstable discs tend to top out at 320. It does need room for that turn if you don't hit the hyzer right, but when you do the glide is for real.

I got one of these from a friend and decided to give it a few throws. I don't think that its quite as overstable as listed although mine was in the I-blend plastic and I have heard other plastic types are more stable. I would liken it to something like a champion Shryke.

The I-Blend Emperor is a BOMBER! Easy distance with a long slow turn and a little fade back to neutral. When thrown hard it will turn right (RHBH) and just glide for days. It is very comfortable in the hand for both forehand and backhand with a semi flat top. I think any one can enjoy max distance with this one.

The S Blend Emperor is an overstable version of this disc. The amount of torque resistance in the S Blends is impressive. Great disc for fighting a headwind and flex shots. Thrown hard and flat, I would get a straight flight with a hard fade at the end of the flight. Big distance potential with reliable overstability. 

Let me just say that this disc can bomb!!!  I through almost exclusively forehand drives, and the I-blend Emperor has destroyed my average distance and previous max distance records, and it does it consistently.  Before I was pushing 300-325 MAX, with an average of 275-300.  Now, with the help of the Emperor, I have been pushing 350+ with an average of 315-325+.  I've been able to reach more baskets with this disc.  I put it on a little hyzer to start up, and it flips up and turns a little, and then gets a nice gentle fade back for maximum distance potential.  I'm not a power thrower, but I can get good distance personally with this one.  The I-blend is cheap to buy, and actually quite durable.  I've hit trees, concrete, etc. but hardly a scratch on it at all.  Pick up an Emperor and get on the throne!

The I Blend Emperor is a flippy bomber! It goes a long ways with pretty minimal effort. I've been throwing a 172g, and it's quite understable out of the box. It could be a good disc for those who enjoy Pro Destroyers. Definitely a disc worth checking out. Very excited for the release of the splatter and glow mf versions!

In I, Blend, the Emperor is somewhat understable for high speed throws, almost less OS than some versions of the Pharaoh even. Initially, I thought this would be a great disc for forehand distance, which it is, but it is a little bit too understable for me to feel consistently confident that I'm going to release it a bit off and have it turn over too hard. It turns out I need to Hyzer release the I-Blend Pharaoh for forehand throws, and the disc isn't soo overstable that I can't throw it backhand.  The I-Blend Emperor definitely doesn't provide the Destroyer like flight a lot of disc golfers were hoping for, but it is another good disc for Max Distance throws for intermediate throwing power.

Compared with the Swirly S Pharaoh, I'd say the I blend Emperor has more high speed turn, but it also has a slightly sharper end of flight fade. 

I love the feel of I-blend plastic and feel that the grippy plastic helps me get better snap/spin on my throws and more distance than I can get with other plastics.