I used to have a pink 171 gram I Blend Emperor that was an absolute bomber, but I have since lost that beloved circle of plastic. I got two new ones, one 173 and one 162. I bag the 162, but I never really throw it, because of the Charger and DD. Probably going out of the bag soon, but it is great for slower arm speeds!

Never bagged anything but Innova, so it was a fluke that I even bought a 172.7gm I-Blend X-out. Just starting to throw 330'-350' and this thing has been nothing short of amazing. I swear it's faster than my 13 speed Shryke, and out-throws it without even breaking a sweat.Sneaky long, glides forever, and the perfekt stability for me to throw on any hole. Dead straight into a moderate hw, so silky smooth heizer's feel almost automatiq. Turns like a dream anytime I want it, gets 380' before I know it, is pushing 395+ everytime I turn around, and I'm still walking on.qloud 9 after throwing over 400' with it the last time I played. A monumental milestone for me, and something i've wanted to hit ever sinse the first time I sent one gliding down the fairway.  

Being 5'7" and a stout athletik 230lbs I'm usually having to fidget a bit to get a qomfortable grip for a smooth release on any disq, but this Emperor just effortlessly falls right into plase like it belongs there. The kontrol is amazing and is more on par with my 9 and 10 speed disqs.

Might just be the sweetest disq I have ever thrown. Kame to bak get a bakup for the one I have now, and one of these sweet looking Halo S-Blends for more stability in the wind. Would love see a 155-160gm Halo S-Blend tailwind bomber... would let me open up a good 5-6 slots in my bag. Allow me to fill some these muh needed gaps in fairway drivers I have. Bag a qouple putters I kud really use, as well.

I was very excited to get an Emperor to fit alongside my Pharaohs, and I was not disappointed. I love the grip of the I-Blend plastic and the flight is great as well. This disc is pretty stable out of the box but I look forward to beating it in and transforming this disc into a max distance bomber. I definitely recommend this disc if you are advancing in your disc golf game and looking for a go-to straight/overstable driver.

Love the value of these! You can get an x-out for $8 and it's basically a slightly seasoned destroyer .. such a great and reliable disc. 

Flight numbers are pretty close although I'd say at least mine is more like a 6 glide. It just kind of... goes. I feel like it's sort of in between a wraith and a destroyer. Works great forehand and backhand for me. The I-blend plastic out of the box feels amazing. If it seasons in well, then congrats infinite on creating the best value plastic in the sport. It's awesome so far.

This is my favorite driver in my bag right now. I currently bag a 2021 Kona and a stock I blend, and a swirly GG both I blend seem very similar ans swirly is much more OS. The Konas go far, I keep losing them because I throw them too far (don't throw near water). If you throw around 400, you will get some turn from the max weight I blend out of the box, but they fade. These are domey but great for forehand also. 

gotta say this disc is growing on me. Fresh out of the bag this disc flies very similar to a beat in sheriff or destroyer..  Great amount of glide and in their I plastic blend they feel amazing and grippy at the same time.  Throwing on disc on an anhyzer and watching it slowly flip out and fade at the end is just nice to watch. 

I have a I blend X out, this was also my first disc to try from infinite discs. When I first got this I was expecting a destroyer clone. It was not that I ripped on it as hard as I would my destroyer or outlaw and it showed a good amount of turn before a decent amount of fade to bring it back in. I compared it to a star destroyer, icon outlaw, opto gladiator and a 400 D1. This was definitely the most understable one of them. But I kept throwing it later in some rounds and really started tinkering with this disc, and found it to be a very long and stable distance driver. Once I figured out the release angle on this disc and what I could do with it it has become my go to distance driver for stable shots that I want to stay straight with a nice easy forward fade at the end. I can push this out to around 415-430, I wouldn't throw it in a headwind as I would fear it would turn over. I didn't put this as beginner friendly due to the fact it is a 12 speed for sure, but if you are looking at wanting more distance and ready to bump up to distance drivers I would highly recommend trying this disc. The I blend plastic also feels amazing. My numbers would be 12/5.5/-1.5/2

When you feel this disc, if you ever threw the lower winged AJ star Destroyers from around 2014 you may have an intensely nostalgic feeling with these discs. It's a great less stable compliment to the Destroyer and can be thrown hard on a low line to accomplish some really nice slight turn to fade lines, hyzerbombs well, and if you give it some anhyzer it will hold that line really well also. 

The I Blend fells really nice and will likely beat in more quickly than a star type plastic, but the feels smooth and slightly gummy. Almost reminds me of the feel of the old Echo Star Destroyers to a degree. I am throwing it about 400-415 and it flies a lot like a longer Exodus for me, with the slight wiggle turn and a solid fade. 

Probably not for very new players, but most intermediate or higher players could find a good use for it. 

I picked up an X-Out I Blend Emperor a week ago after hearing some solid reviews. I took it out expecting something along a Destroyer, and I wasn't let down. To me, it's been flying like a seasoned older run Star Destroyer. Slightly flippy, with a lot of glide. I've only had it for a couple rounds so far, but I will be doing field work with it this week, alongside some Echostar and older Pro Destroyers. It has 5 star potential, and will definitely be in my bag for the foreseeable future. 

Like others have said, this is a little more understable than I expected out of the box. It isn't super flippy but does not dump at all, it has a very slight gentle fade as the disc loses speed. Flies very similar to a trespass out of the box. It will be interesting to see if the more premium plastic blends provide some more fade. If that is the case I think this would be a great main distance driver to cycle.

After an initial round and some field work, I'm liking this disc. In I-blend, it's basically a flippy destroyer (which is great since they seem to be a pain to find). Flies very similar to my beat-up s-blend pharaoh with a hair more stability at the end to keep it from turning into a roller/ fights out of the turn better than my beat-up pharaohs. Maybe a hair slower than the pharaoh but a hair more glide with the I-blend (which seems to be like a grippier, more durable pro).

I throw in the 370' range and a lot of wooded courses. So generally like drivers on the understable side to controllably hyzerflip to flat and go on a rope. And this fits that bill. This will probably end up earning a spot in my bag and kick out my pharaohs, since I'll be able to couple with destroyers/ hopefully more stable plastics to give a wider stability window. 

I bought two of the X-out Emperors that seems to have been released prior to regular run of Emperors. It's not exactly what I expected. I assumed it was going to be a Destroyer clone but it really isn't. First, I have plenty of I-blend plastic in other molds this seems close to the G-Blend - not a bad thing! Second, As far as the flight compared to a Destroyer: The emperor flies farther and fades less. For me a Destroyer on low power goes out and dump fades hard. on high power throws it goes straight then fades very strong. The Emperor has strong fade on lower power throws and very good fade on hard throws. I'm concerned because this comparison is right out of the box. Once the Emperor beats in, how is the fade going to hold up? I'm not sure... This "I-Blend" (more like a firm G-Blend), seems like it will hold up as premium plastics tend to do. 

It's a really good disc but numbers out of the box are closer to 11/5/-1/2. 

Be wary of getting these X-outs! Both discs I received have some visible issues one is more warped than the other (looks like it was left in a hot trunk). I didn't throw the worse of the two disc and debating sending it back.

Bottom line: this isn't a Destroyer but it's a good Over stable disc that gets very good distance.. It's staying in my bag and I'll use it constantly but I'm keeping my Destroyer for heavy head winds. 

Bought a 171g I-Blend x-out Emperor to test out, as I'm a big fan of Infinite's line so far. The disc feels very nice in the hand, and I love the shape of the rim. It is almost identical to my Destroyer, with just a slightly taller dome. The numbers make it sound like that famous driver, with a touch more of a straight finish.

Unfortunately, that's not the flight I got out of it. Testing it against my star Destroyer, the Emperor in I-Blend really couldn't handle the power. Even in a tailwind, I got too much turn to really crank, where the Destroyer carried straight and faded reliably. In the I-Blend plastic, I don't recommend this to someone who wants an overstable or even a stable driver. Wait for Infinite to put out the Emperor in S-Blend. I'll pick up a more durable plastic once it's released, and update my review at that time.