172g Infinite Exodus S-blend

Boy-o-boy what a nice, comfortable, beginner friendly disc. The Exodus flies straight until it begins to lose spin, then it cuts left. If you are looking for a great starter disc, while look no further. I will be bagging this for the foreseeable future as it is a workhorse of a control driver. This is a more beginner friendly and less meathooky version of the Scepter, which is also a fantastic disc, but sometimes a meathook will not do.

The Splatter S-blend Exodus is honestly one of my favorite discs. It is so straight and controllable, and if I were to play a three disc round in a tight, wooded course, the Splatter Exodus would be a necessity. 

The only thing that is against the Splatter S-blend Exodus is that it doesn't hold up to a headwind. And even then, I could pull out the Metal Flake C-blend Exodus instead. 

The exodus is a disc that I think that everyone should bag, because of how controllable it is.

Compliments my Champion and Star Eagle really well. The Exodus is more flippy and has more glide so I use it for straighter shots and tailwind shots. For lower arm speeds it'll have more fade, but it's still a really good disc. 

My first and best Overstable Fairway.  I have an I-blend and added a Splatter s-blend recently. The disc is much prettier than i guessed from the pictures, and it's a more stable flight than the I-blend,  which has some miles on it. I'm throwing a a pair of Valkyries,  a DX and a Star.  Add the Eagle and i have a limited count, but it's versatile. I like these better than Mavericks and Teebirds...although carrying a maverick might be a good idea. the flight ratings are based on the new Splatter-s...  the experienced i-blend is 7 5 -1 1

This is a straight flying mid-range with a slight fade at the end. This disc can teach beginners how to control and shape shots. The splatter S-Blend is soft in the hands and very grippy. Because of the rim and edge shape it fits nicely in the hand. No need to worry about grip lock with this disc.

Very straight flying disc with a reliable fade. Feels great in my hand and also gives me confidence in throwing a clean shot. It's a great disc for anyone who wants to throw a straight shot with a fade at the end that isn't a hook but a forward pushing fade. For a 7 speed you can get great distance with a lot of control. 

I received this disc at a tournament recently, and man. This thing is awesome! The Exodus flies dead straight in the mid-flight and fades very reliably at the end. It is also very good at holding the line it is put on, so it is useful for big anhyzers with a slight fade and hyzer shots, as well. No matter how much power I put on this, I don't flip it over, so the Splatter S-Blend plastic does an excellent job. This might change as the disc beats in, though, because the high-speed turn seems negligible at the moment. It gets a shocking amount of distance for its speed of 7. The plastic is beautiful, and so is the bottom stamp. The feel in the hand is also very nice, and it is surprisingly durable after crushing it into a couple of trees and skipping it across a few paths. I played a one-disc round with it, and I played better than I would have with my entire bag. 

Overall, this disc is absolutely incredible. It flies remarkably straight and gets some incredible distance for its speed. At the moment, there isn't much high-speed turn, but I like it that way. It serves a useful spot in my bag as a straight-flying control driver, and I would recommend it to anybody looking for a disc that can fly straight and far.

I throw the Exodus in both Splatter S-Blend and I-blend. S blend is slightly more OS, but both are remarkably straight fliers with just a tiny bit of late fade. I can get this to turn for a while if I really lay in to it, but it always has that late fade unless I go really heavy on the Anny.

Such a comfortable disc...clean release every time. Point, shoot, and watch it fly 320-350 with ease. I bought a few backups and will likely not be looking elsewhere for a long time.

I actually enjoy this disc a ton! I have it in two plastics:

Signature Metal Flake Glow: Stable flight but for people who can rip fairways over 400', it has a bit of turn but reliable fade. Lots of glide. I use it for shots within 250' - 320'.

Splatter S-Blend: The same flight characteristics as Metal Flake Glow but a tad bit more stable. Still glides. I still can't push it past the metal flake but it serves it purpose for me.

Overall: Great Stable fairway. Good glide. Great feel in hand, not too deep. Can replace any stable fairway you currently throw!