This disc is not for everyone, but it works for me. It's a slower Scepter, Firebird, Cap Rap, or whatever mold you throw as your OS 9-speed. What makes this so useful is that the Galleon fades every single time. It's fast enough that I can throw is as an OS 7-speed, but slow enough that I throw it like I would a Deflector or a Justice. It works great for scramble shots like grenades, thumbers and tomahawks that don't go quite as far as my Scepter. This disc is the goat of scramble discs due to the because of how reliably beefy it is. Will this work for everyone's game? Probably not, however, this covers so many slots in my bag and has so much versatility. 

As the numbers indicate, this disc is very beefy. It will always crash to the ground even on a harsh anhyzer. It does well for short forehands and is a great disc to use getting out of the trees. Overall it's pretty good as a utility disc in my opinion.

It's what's for dinner...

After struggling to find a dependable, beefy midrange, Infinite came along and solved my problem. I used to throw Innova Vipers but they were impossible to get in premium plastic. After fighting through a stack of DX Vipers I moved on to the Millennium/Hyzerbomb Moab. It's basically, a different tooling of a Viper. I loved them in Recon plastic but they were inconsistent when I could actually find them for sale. Some domey, some flat. Then I saw comments about the new, beefy mid from Infinite, so I had to try it. Immediately made the bag. Primarily used for forehand shots and utility backhand. This has a board flat profile and some nice, grippy metal flake glow c-blend plastic. I have 4 of them and can't wait til these start to get released in other plastics. If you are looking for a wind fighter or just a torque-resistant forehand chopper, this is it. Not as dumb overstable as a Baobab, Stego or Tilt, just a usable amount of beef. Try one, you won't regret it.

BEEF

This is not an overstable mid its a beef cake utility disc. Great if you know what you are doing but I have seen this disc get a bad rep to those who expect a justice, md5, Ursus, etc. This disc doesnt push as far as those and is even more beef but not unusable like other discs have been. 4.5 stars bc I wish it existed in lighter weights but thats a me thing. 

This is a utility disc but as advertised reliably stable! This has quickly become my favorite forehand disc 

It's a 6 speed tilt. Major beef!

This disc feels pretty nice in the hand and the plastic is just a little tacky. The disc is SUPER BEEFY! The harder you throw the faster it starts to fade. The disc does have great skip abilities and could be great for getting around a tight corner that isn’t too far away. If you throw it in more of an approach manner, rather than a full on throw, the disc has a pleasant over stable flight. If you rip it on anhyzer, it will have a beautiful full flex shot. Definitely has a place, but the shots where I would use this disc are few and far between.

I call this my slow cow. It is absolutely beefy. it is like a much slower slab or scepter even. I like this disc for short chop shots or for those holes that have danger behind the basket. It just doesn't fly far and that can be a good thing at times. It is very overstable but doesn't skip too much either. It feels like the perfect mold between a midrange and a fairway driver.

BEEF! I love this disc. Somewhere between a 6 speed PD and a 6 speed Tilt. Great for forehand rollers, sneaking around corners, or dogleg tee shots. Not leaving my bag any time soon. 

Disc: 175g Metal Flake Glow C-Blend Galleon (Clear/Grey/Green), VIP Disc

Feel: The rim feels like a blunter Teebird without the "nose bead", though the top has an interesting indent at the shoulder. It feels like a normal 7 speed when throwing backhand, but on forehand the indent is right at the edge of my thumb. Overall it has a good feel for being very overstable.

Flight: My typical 6/7 speed distance is between 280 and 300 feet. My rated flight numbers: 6/2/1/4.5. The harder this is thrown, the more overstable it becomes, well represented by the +1 turn. When thrown with full power I can get this to about 250 feet. My best comparison for this disc flight is a faster and slightly more overstable Dynamic Discs Justic. It is a fun disc to throw, but I have not found a real use for it. Its best use that I can find is throwing on a steep anny and letting if fight back and fade quickly, which can be useful in the woods.

Overall: Overall this is a fun disc with the feel being not too crazy, but I don't see a real common use for it. I think the biggest missing slot in the Infinite lineup is an overstable midrange with flight numbers along the lines of 5/3/0/3.5, and this does not fit that slot.

This is the best utility disc money can buy.  Under 300' upshot, dependable fade. This thing will dump out of the sky for you exactly where you need it to. Once you dail in the range for you this thing will settle in perfectly. Thrown on an air bounce this thing will hook deep for you. My favorite play is throwing the galleon on a right hand forehand roller angle amd watching the disc fight out and drift to settle down flat where i need it to. It's a lot of beef for a beginner but a spectacular disc once you learn it's capabilities. 

"Holy Zone OS Beefcake." was what went threw my mind when I threw this. 
Now I myself do not like the feel of the Zone OS in hand. This has like a thumb track at the edge which for me is where my thumb is when throwing on anny. So this by far feels the best for me in hand for the type of shot I would be throwing this for. I throw RHBH and have no forehand worth anything over 100 feet. The Zone OS feels more like a forehand-throwing disk for me and just too much in the hand. The thumb track does feel great in a forehand grip as well. 

But for real, this definitely fills a couple of spots in my bag.