The Exodus is a very friendly driver for the beginner to the advanced. For a moderate arm speed it flies exactly as the numbers predict. For a slower arm speed you will most likely see a smooth glide that pushes forward before a dependable fade to the ground. It is my go to disc when I need a controllable flight that has a reliable and consistent distance.

Great disc for woods shots and tight tunnel shots. Nice flip to flat with some turn. 

In the I-Blend plastic the Exodus is slightly more understable than the numbers suggest. The glide is amazing and the fade is perfectly, reliably stable without dumping to the ground.

I also throw the Glow C-Blend, Eric Oakley signature series edition which is probably more like true 7 5 0 2

I just bought a 5-year anniversary Halo edition and have only had the opportunity to field test it so far but it is noticeably the most overstable edition I have thrown really between an Innova Teebird and Eagle.

You can have all your understable, stable, and overstable needs met in just getting the Exodus in different plastics, so if you're a mold minimalist like me it's a dream in the 7-speed slot.

Efter finding the Eagle X mold to be to overstable for me, I found the Exodus (old Eagle L mold). This disc was what I thought the Eagle X would be! It flies very straight, I can get it to hyzer flip if i want and it still has a decent finish! 

i-blend, 172g

Pretty early in my exposure to disc golf, I was told to get a reliable stable 7 speed. Little googling and i ended up at the teebird. At the time I just wanted discs I couldn't ruin and didn't know about plastic impact on stability so I got a teebird in champion. What a mistake, the thing was so overstable for my beginner arm and really bummed me out, was really discouraging. Time goes on, I learn more about the mould and specifically the stability impact of champion, and decide to re try the "reliable stable" 7 speed slot again. The exodus was the ticket. Flew a true 7 5 0 2 for me initially, started to see the slight -0.5 turn as I improved form and sped up, and now the fade is probably 1.5 after lots of use. Now it's my favorite fairway, very comfy on a rhbh and super consistent 7 5 -0.5 1.5 flight out to 275'ish for my max~290' arm

Newer players, please try this before the teebird

This disc has become my favorite go to disc for 320-340 foot shots. It has a really straight flight line with a good fade at the end. When thrown on a anhyzer line it has a slight s curve and fades out real nice. Released on hyzer it holds a fade for a long time. This disc is for everyone 

I'm a new player and received an I-blend Exodus from a local group raffle, and fell in love with it!  It's my favorite disc in my bag and I throw it whenever I need accurate distance.  New, it flies fairly straight with a predictable fade to the left (RHBH) at the end.  As it's gotten beat in, it flies in an almost perfect straight line from release.  I now bag two (one new, one beat in) and it is perfect for my game.

These are my workhorse fairway drivers. A while back I managed to get my hands on an Innova Eagle-L mold and loved it. For some reason, that mold was never marketed by Innova and thus hard to get a hold of. A real shame, since I think they fit a great niche between Teebird/Eagle (X) stable fairways and TL/Leo3 neutral to understable fairways. Enter the Infinite Exodus which is the exact same mold as the Eagle-L. 

Out of the box, these are great straight fliers for all levels. Intermediate and above players will definitely see some turn with a mild finish. Beginners, straight with a moderate ending fade. One of the biggest unspoken questions in disc golf is what constitutes a 2 fade? Teebirds, Thunderbirds, and Exodus all have a 2 fade rating. I would argue all 3 have differing amounts of fade. The Exodus has the least so I would have to say that it is straighter than the numbers. I have this mold in two plastics - I-Blend and Metal Flake Glow C-Blend. The I-Blend is less stable - that one flies almost like a fresh Leo3. Decent turn out of the hand but usually comes back gently. Glides for days though, and sneaky big distance from a 7 speed. My Metal Flake C-Blend is more controllable - basically dead straight with a very subtle finish. Little less distance but also less left to right action. 

In the hand these discs feel great. I really like "L" mold rims, they're less sharp than the rim of a Teebird, and I get nice clean releases off them. My only nitpick is that as a mold minimalist, I would like a more stable compliment so I can run the gamut of fairway shots from stable to understable, like some people do with Teebirds. I was hoping the Metal Flake C-Blend would fit this, but it doesn't. Instead it's just a phenomenal straight flier. I may have to get an Eagle-X to fill that spot, but regardless, the Exodus is a fantastic mold. Great for all skills levels. In my bag. 

So, I heard that this disc was an overall solid disc that flies well for rhbh. I can confirm that this is true. For shots 300-350ft I can throw this thing as a laser and dead straight. Not the best for hyzer flips but for tunnel shots and other shots that require tight lines this is a go too. I got the disc in I-blend and it is not too gummy nor stiff. This was definitely one of the better I-blends I've thrown. If you are looking for an overall consistent and great throwing disc then I can say this is a definite add to the bag. I have yet to throw rhfh with this disc but I'm sure with the right touch it would fly just as well. 

The exodus is a great disc. For me it fills a slot that I've tried to fill many times but always gave up on. I have tried throwing teebirds and fd2s and a whole host of others, but they were always  a little too overstable and I never really threw them. The exodus, however, is a touch less overstable than those other discs which is perfect. Out of the box I can get it to turn just a little and fade back. As the I blend has started to beat in a little bit, it has gotten a little more turn but it still consistently comes back at the end. The flight is better than I ever expected and I love it. 
 

My only real complaint though is the feel. The exodus doesn't feel bad by any means; in fact it does feel pretty good, but I just haven't quite been able to fall in love with it. For me that's a pretty big deal because if I don't love how a disc feels I don't throw it much. Because I don't love the feel, I occasionally find myself taking something else out of my bag to and trying to make it work. Luckily I don't hate the feel by any means so I don't find myself in that situation much but it is enough to knock one star off. 
 

Overall I would definitely recommend the exodus to anyone looking for a straight to very slightly overstable fairway driver who's tried teebirds and found them to be just too overstable. 

I've been on a fairway driver search. Tried so many discs that were either faster and hard for me to control OR too slow to be more useful than a Mid. This I-Blend Exodus is perfect - Immediately the most comfortable fairway I've thrown. Can power down to shoot laser straight with a reliable fade, or power up and hyzer flip it for more distance. Probably gonna buy a couple more to cycle em.

Having thrown a few rounds with my S-Blend and I-Blend Exoduses I would easily recommend them to anyone looking for a relatively straight flying fairway driver that has a touch of finish. Both discs have a bit of flashing on the outer rim, but a sanding block from your local hardware store will fix that.

I'm throwing my Fairways on anything from 275' to 325' with a bit of a noodle arm.

Both of my Exoduses have a slight dome, but nothing uncomfortable to sidearm. Despite all of that, I'm throwing them RHBH most of the time. 

S-Blend is fairly flippy out of the box. On a decent drive, it'll flip up and ride with considerable glide before finishing out with just a touch of fade and a controlled skip.

I-Blend is more overstable and won't flip up for me quite yet. I'm thinking that with enough time, these are going to be my fairway workhorse that I'll cycle through as my current one beats in. New out of the box and thrown with appropriate power, it'll hold a hyzer line and plant or skip depending on how severe your angle is.

This is a very neutral and easy to throw fairway driver. I have the metal flake and the I blend. I am throwing the I blend now. It's like a soft fading Eagle. I've read that it is the Eagle-L mold. It doesn't have so much turn that it gets away from you and also no diving fade. I'd say it's soft shaping and you could do a lot with it. 

The I-blend plastic is not my favorite when it's new. It feels fine and nothing special. I hope as it beats in it will get gripper and softer. Its certainly good for the price and very durable so far.

The Exodus for me in the I blend has been a fairly stable and easy to use flyer. The C blend plastic was a lot more over stable in fade than I expected it to be almost Firebird like.Nothing wrong with that just over met expectations. It took another look at the Exodus in a different plastic (I blend) before I found the one that was right for me.

I-blend plastic is amazing and this disc is great. When thrown flat, this disc turns slightly to the right and rides straight until it slowly makes its way to the ground a little to the left on RHBH throws. It is less stable than the numbers suggest, but not by much. I have never truly turned this disc over, but it seems to fade less than a 2 rating. For a 7 speed disc, the exodus goes very far in a straight line. I think this disc is a must have for any player intermediate and up. 

The Eagle-L mould is the most friendly of the bird series (teebird, eagle-x, thunderbird, firebird, etc).

I first enjoyed a DX Eagle-X, then tried the other birds in premium plastics to varying success, and finally discovered the i-blend (=pro) Exodus.  It has been a key disc in the bag regardless of winds of 20mph plus or temperatures including well below zero F.  It won't turn over so it can be thrown well with varying powers right down to using it for an occasional anhyzer putt.

The I-blend takes dye well so I added a swirly design and put it in the upper 3-disc pouch of the bag which is reserved for the most frequently used discs. (Alpaca-Exodus-Sapphire)

If I am going for a 1-disc trash cleanup round, the Exodus is the champ. Kudos to Infinite for keeping the spirit of the Eagle alive. Cheers.

TL;DR Glides straight down the fairway and then reliably fades left when it runs out of steam. Pretty spot on to the flight chart listed.

I had a DX Eagle-L for a little bit that I LOVED but it beat in too quick (maybe hit a few too many trees). The star Eagle was much too over stable for my noodle arm so I got by using a light weight (149g) star Teebird but it wasn't quite the same. I picked this up since I heard it was the same mold and was not disappointed. The very first throw I had with it reminded me exactly of the first good throw I had with my old Eagle-L. So if that's what you're looking for, this is the disc for you.

This is one of my all time favorites. I really like infinite discs brand, but this disc does exactly what I want no matter the conditions. You can hyser flip it and it'll go straight 350ft+. Great distance for a 7 speed. Love it great stuff infinite discs can't wait to compete with it soon

Love it. Reliable for me on forehands, will finish back to the right pretty reliably. Great for backhands - if I throw it on a low line with a little anny, I can get it to turn a little, but it levels and fades back left for me (I'm not a power thrower though, others might need more stability). Fades reliably, but doesn't crash fade, has good glide to it. Workhorse disc that I use for probably 30%-40% of my non-putting throws. Really like it, permanent place in my bag.  

I currently bag a s blend exodus that is a true workhorse fairway. You can throw it hard and trust it to fade at the end or put it on hyzer and it'll surprise you with how stable it can fly. It's a very workable fairway for any skill level. 

Got this disc for hitting straight shots and that is what it's good at. Great for low ceiling shots when thrown hard and low. If you naturally release with a little hyzer, I recommend this disc as it flips up nice with out much turn.

Exodus I-Blend 173g

The Exodus is is a fantastic stable fairway driver.  It flies nice and straight with a consistent left finish (RHBH).  It is a smooth flying straight disc even without a lot of arm speed, but has enough stability to hold the line and reliably fade at the end.  I am not much of a forehand thrower, but it fits nicely in the hand and I am sure it would be a smooth forehand disc as well. 

I had tried the C blend and it's flat top and reliable finish make it a great disc, but the I blend is a great longer fairway. The more domey top is maybe a touch less comforatable in some grips, but allows for a great S curve glide that can get down the fairway substantially. 

Really enjoy this for forced turnovers, or hyzerflip to fade shots that need to travel straight for a good ways. 

Almost anyone would be able to bag one of these and find it useful!

I discovered this disc during my first year of playing DG now and its a go to here in the windy columbia gorge in a 180g for my FH. I dig the I Blend in a few of infinites line up. As a beginner I would recommend it in a 168 and work up from there. 

I had been wanting to try any of the infinite discs but was unsure not being able to hold the disc first. Much to my surprise I recently received an exodus in a mystery box, the initial feel in my hand was fantastic, like the disc just wants to fly. The i blend plastic is a great mix, offering great grip and flex. When thrown flat i found the disc had a true -1 turn, most discs i throw marked -1 I feel are more like -.5. The fade was also exactly what u want from a fade 2. When i side arm with just a little anhyzer it did pull further out than i expected, but after a couple throws this became an asset. I would suggest this disc for anyone looking for a disc that not only feels great but when thrown flat does exactly what its made to, but allows more advanced players to flip and flex with consistent results. After throwing this disc I am now trying to pick which infinite disc I am  going to buy next.

The Promised Land?

Do you bag the Exodus? No? Then you absolutely should! This is my favorite driver of all the drivers, fairway or distance, that Infinite has released so far, and is certainly in the running for my favorite overall. This disc feels great in the hand, with a comfortable, easy to handle fairway driver rim. Neither flat nor domed, the disc has a very natural top with a gentle sloping shoulder.

Out of the hand, there is a nice amount of turn. Controllable, and not flippy. The fade is also quite gentle as the disc slows down...very much like the flight path of an Innova TL. Overall, this disc is, in a word: straight. With a gentle amount of hyzer, it will flip up into a laser beam. With a touch of anhyzer, you have a sweeping turn to the ground. Need more of a spike or more anny? Just put a steeper angle on it. The Exodus can handle it all. Many discs say they can "hold any angle you put it on," but the Exodus lives up to it. Great for discers of all levels!

Out of the box: the C-Blend disc that I got is very stable and has stronger fade than advertised. I got 0 turn on my first few throws even with a bit of anhyser.Aalso it faded out a bit quickly. I believe as this wears in a it will get closer to the numbers advertised. I like the C-Blend plastic but love the I-blend.I'll probably pick this up in the I-Blend too. 

Out of the box I'd rate this as Speed 6 Glide 4 turn 0 and fade 2.5 

I'll update after a few rounds.

Sweet little s turn town the fairway

I got this disc as an add on when I ordered the Infinite sling backpack. Quick sidebar, I LOVE that bag! Seriously, if you are a casual player and want a great bag that can hold about 10-12 discs very comfortably, that allows you to traverse steep terrain with ease, get this bag!    I really liked the feel of this disc, however I am having issues with how stable this thing is brand new, and this plastic does not seem to be seasoning quickly no matter how many trees I hit! I love throwing TeeBirds and I just couldn't find the situations where I needed this disc. One thing I did really like about this disc was the amount of skip I got on it. If you are looking for a disc that can give you a decent amount of distance on the skip, this seems to be a great option. For me, this was a little too stable for my skills at this point. Perhaps once my anhyzer shot becomes more developed I will have more use for it. Great feel in the hand though and the plastic is great!

Got this disc in I blend for free with a bag purchase.

(run 4)

It flies like a beat teebird but more dome. with a chunk of turn right out of the box, and decent fade this easily finds a spot in my bag

if i really power up on it i get a beautiful flip up and ride with a settling fade.

I blend is a great feeling plastic, somewhere between pro and star. It's soft and durable(considering i've hit a bunch of trees so far and no damage).

The Exodus is a fantastic fairway driver, incredibly versatile.after beating this disc in just a little bit it became a laser beam down the fairway that you can point wherever you want. great utility in forehand and backhand

The Exodus has become my go to fairway driver. As an intermediate player with a lower arm speed, it has a fantastic straight flight with a dependable fade at the end.