I lost my G-Star Teebird and decided to try out the Exodus as a replacement. While the S blend is a little slower to beat in than that Teebird I had, it didn't take long for me to get the feel of the Exodus and what it can do. It's definitely stable, but goes reliably straight for me for a long way with plenty of glide and a reliable soft fade at the end. In fact, it holds just about any hyzer line I give it without tanking out. Just a nice controlled line. I find it very easy to grip and comfortable to throw. It quickly became my go-to fairway driver, and it's so durable it's going to have that place for a nice long time.

I love throwing Teebirds and I love throwing Pharoahs, which was the first Infinite Discs disc I've tried, so I had to see what the Exodus had to offer. I've got a 175g s-blend x-out and it flies very similar to my 170g star Teebird that's been in my bag for a while. The Exodus is slightly more stable, but not as overstable as my Nybo Teebird that I bag. Plenty of glide with a very predictable flight. Even when I put some power on it, it doesn't turn over any and holds the line you put it on very well. I look forward to getting the disc beat in a little so it will be perfect for long straight lines with reliable fade at the end.