Don't sleep on the glyph. Picked up the R-blend first. I'm not a huge fan of the deep dish feel or thumb tracks because I can never get a grip I like, BUT this glyph seems to sit very comfortably in my hand. I figured this would be a warmup catch lid or bring to a party disc, but I feel very confident throwing it on the course. Full flight for me is about 200-225ft and is very stable. I found the metal flake to have a baby dome and a tiny bit of understability. The glide of 5 is maybe debatable, feel like I can get more distance from a Watt but the glide is comparable for me. I like using this as apart of my warmup routine for field work. Serves as a little form check for nose angle. In a little pre-round warm up  I threw this to a non-disc golfing friend that was only familiar with catch discs on the beach. She was throwing 100 feet straight to me after a couple throws. "Goes where you throw it" I could see this being a great beginner disc for people familiar with ultimate or casual catch discs. 

Can you say "underrated"? That's what the Glyph is. I really like it for floaty bids from C3. Definitely a straight shooting disc! It reminds me of a Birdie top and a Polecat like bottom. The Glyph is definitely a take on the hybrid catch disc craze that started with the glitch, however, the Glyph is noticeably different. Has a little more thickness to the rim. The plastic is definitely better, as I have recently been really digging Infinite's Metal Flake Glow C-Blend! Infinite did a great job with this disc and I'm excited to see them release it in other  plastics.

If you're fan of a lid-style disc like Innova Pig, Condor, or Polecat, I'm quite confident to say this is your cup of tea. I've been enjoying this disc in the woods since I got it. I've recently bought another since I spent 40min shifting through leafs. Lol

Bought one to replace an old Innova Birdie. Very similar in flight and feel