I've been looking for a do-it-all fairway for a long time. I've tried with teebirds, leopard3s, TL3s, centurions and others. As someone who prefers to mold minimalize, the exodus has done it for me. I can get this disc in i-blend and beat it in to be very straight / maybe even to fit the leopard3 slot. I also have the exodus in halo s-blend which is pretty true to the 7/5/0/2 numbers along with some nice dome to help with distance shots. I recently got one of the new runs of c-blend exodus and these are FLAT and gummy. For me, the new c-blend also flies pretty true to 7/5/0/2 on backhand. I think this is it for me guys. The final fairway, will not be trying any others. 

This is by far the best run of Exodus ever. It's very torque resistant without being terribly overstable. Very forehandable, which isn't terribly pertinant for me. I feel like I can smack this as hard as I want and it's just gonna glide on the angle I give it. I'm getting this out to 400 so easily and I just love how they feel. It's like my go-to workhorse fairway driver and I can't wait to see how they season over the next couple of years. Would I throw this into a raging headwind? No... but that's what the Scepter is for. I feel like this is good in sub 15mph winds. Also, these are soooooo flat and I hope every Exodus from here on out is flattened like these ones. 

This is a good over stable to stable disc it goes straight on back hand with a reliable fade and when thrown on forehand lines it goes relatively straight with some turn  before it fades. All in all a great disc for the woods or a reliable point and shoot hyzer disc.

I recently got an Exodus to try and fill the straight to stable fairway driver hole in my bag and I was not disappointed. The C-Blend plastic feels nice and grippy even in colder temps. Dead straight gap hitter for anything between 250-300 with predictable fade.

My Exodus is 175g brand new. It is my favorite fairway driver and it feels great in the hand. I use this for shots that are anywhere from 250-280 that is straight most of the way and then has a consistent fade. I use this for forehands anywhere from 230-250 and it is pretty much the same for sidearms as it is for backhands.

In the C Blend it has a little most stability then S line. I love it for 325/400 straight shots or slight touch hyzers. Great glove to it as well. I also use it for straight forehands or when I need it to go left. Highly recommend getting 2-3 and having a few variations.

I love this disc. I have an okay arm, and can throw 400+ most of the time with most drivers. This thing easily goes 400 - 450 every time for me though, and it always goes where I want it. It looks great, feels great, and flies with a perfect S curve when cranked on a bit of a hyzer. Even if you have a bit of a noodle arm, this thing can still go dang straight and glide down with a modest finish. Its a far flying, fun, satisfying disc to throw. I will 100% be getting a few more of these in the weeks to come.

For me the exodus is right in between my scepter and Aztec stability wise. I have it in c blend and I've heard it's the most overstable plastic the exodus is made in. If you don't want one quite as stable try a S or I blend exodus. It's a great disc. Give one a try!

For me, this disc can go just about as far as my max distance drivers. Backhand, I can rip it straight for about 300ft, before its pretty hard fade kicks in. It can handle and anny line to push it a bit further, and will always fight out.

I know everyone wants to go straight to a distance driver, but this is probably a better option for beginners and slower arm speeds. Once you can get up to speed, you can use this for hyzer flip shots to extend the distance on both forehand and backhand.

This is definitely going to be similar, or even mimic, a Teebird. Why not save a couple buck-eronies and support the house brand!?

Infinite Discs are just as good as all of the other big brands, and they are getting close to closing every gap in the lineup.

You can see me throwing this disc in many of my videos! I will be posting and Exodus Review soon:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtyUvHzDIhhqEexdZri1P1Q

This is a very straight flying disc with a touch of fade at the end. Can serve as a good disc where you have a head wind or low ceiling and would like to use a mid-range but know that it's not quite the right disc. For those who throw hard, it's a lazer up to 400'. Comparable discs are the TL and FD.

Flight: This disc flies straight when thrown flat with a little bit of power and then finishes with a decent amount of fade. At more high speeds this disc bombs, released flat the disc will drift slightly to left with a small amount of fade to almost bring it back to straight. It also goes really far for fairway driver, I can easily push this disc over 400 ft with way more control than faster drivers. On a hyzer this disc did not want to flip up but instead carry the line all the way through the flight without dumping out. This is definitely my go to fairway driver for most throws.

Comparisons: I found this disc to be really similar to my TL in how it flies, but I found my self throwing this one much more consistently. I think that if you like the idea of the TL but can not get the flight you want out of the disc you should defiently try the Exodus.

Plastic: I have thrown the Exodus in all of available plastics and I really liked how it felt in all of them. I currently bag a C-Blend Exodus which is similar to Innova champion plastic but feels better in my hand, and I use the disc for straight shots that need to be have a touch of stability. The other Exodus in my bag is in the S- Blend plastic which feels exactly like Star plastic by Innova, in this plastic I have gotten the most distance and I have found it to be less stable than the C-blend but more controllable and durable than the I-Blend Exodus that I found was to understable for me.

This disc is my go to fairway driver ever since it came out! Definitely a staple in my bag. The disc feels so good in the hand is super reliable. Not a touchy disc at all it will do what you want it to do over and over again. 

This is a great disc, that compliments the S-blend Exodus perfectly.  I recently picked up one of these beauties (in the orange color that I love so much), and I'm so glad that I did.  It is more overstable than the 2nd Run and 1st Run S-blend Exodus, which is understandable since it is in the C-blend plastic.  It's not as stiff as I thought it might be, but I actualy prefer the slightly less-stiff feel of this C-blend plastic.  As for its flight, it soars through the sky with ease and has a nice dependable, slight fade at the end, more so than the S-blend Exodus that I've been playing with.  It feels great in the hand, flies great in the air, and looks awesome!

I actually own 6 Exodus now: 4 in S-blend, 1 in C-blend, and I just picked 1 up in the I-blend (4th run).  Now I have a flippier version, a stable (pretty straight) one, and an overstable version, so I'm set for now.  I played a round recently with only throwing my Exodus off of the tee, and that's all I needed.  It was a good round, and now I'm even more convinced of the awesomeness of this disc!  And it is a great disc for a beginner, as it is quite easy to throw (both backhand and forehand) and it doesn't take a lot of power to get some good flights.  Go get one!