This is my favorite forehand distance driver, because while I am a weakling I can still regularly get a Pharaoh over 350' on a consistent line throwing ~54 mph RHFH. In general I have found the listed numbers to be spot on for I-Blends over 160g, as this is enough speed to flip a shallow hyzer forehand up to flat and then get a modest amount of predictable fade. Run 27 in I-Blend is much more understable than previous runs (I would guess closer to 11, 6, -3, 1, as I'm flipping 167-168g discs all the way over (RHFH) and watching them drift steadily left without fighting back at all (basically the same thing I do with a RHBH I-Blend Maya thrown ~52mph). The S-Blends/Halo S-Blends are more reliable and always try to fight back to a light fade. I haven't been able to beat one enough to burn it over yet, so will probably stick with the S-Blends or pick up a couple heavier I-Blends and see if they have any fight in them.

The Pharaoh is such a great disc! If you have about 350 of arm speed and you're looking for a little more distance this is the disc for you. Thrown low power flat they'll give you a good amount of turn with some reliable fade. Thrown on hyzer they'll flip up to flat and ride straight forever and fade. If you give it a good rip on hyzer they'll flip up to flat and even give you some turn with a soft fade. I personally have 5 I blends and 3 halo g blends for a bit more stability these discs absolutely bomb. Don't let the flight numbers fool you these are actually pretty flippy!

The first one I found and I fell in love. this disc is super affordable, the I blend flies like a seasoned S blend and is just as durable. I recommend the Glow C blend for a little more stability or a slight head wind. The Pharaoh goes far!! 

I have only been playing for 6 months and have no backhand yet, but forehand I can get this disc over 300 with a decent release, and I have no business throwing a 13 speed yet, or really anything over 9. I first had an I-Blend X-Out that started out pretty straight on a flat release with predictable fade, and I threw it so much that it eventually settled in to around -1.5 where I would have to give it some hyzer to keep that predictable line. It sails for ages!

Eventually I threw it into a lake and had an I-Blend backup because it surpassed my Axiom Insanity (Neutron) as favorite driver off the tee, and it's throwing the exact same as the X-Out. I'm buying another one now as a backup because it's just so fun to throw. My record with it on a flat hole (well, about a 5 foot drop from tee to basket) is 388 forehand on with slight right-to-left headwind, and I think the XCom Leo (Mercury) is the only other disc I've had that I've thrown close to that far, but that one has much more turn and I'm not consistent with it yet.

The I-Blend Pharaoh is one of the greatest bombers on the market! Don't be afraid of its 13-speed rating! When I was first learning how to get distance on a backhand throw, I couldn't throw anything faster than a 9-speed. I didn't have the arm or technique to get those discs to go even as far as my 9s, with the exception of the Pharaoh! Even then, it was always my farthest disc!

Now, even though I can throw faster discs, the Pharaoh is usually what I pick up when I need max distance. With more arm speed, it now has more turn in the middle of its flight. As long as there is no wind, and there is space for turn in the fairway, it's golden. Warning: I have lost multiple Pharaohs when thrown even in a moderate headwind. They lift and turn heard and sail out of sight. If you still want to throw in the headwind, give it hyzer and keep it very low.

From reading through other reviews, it sounds like the flight numbers for the Pharoah used to be different and/or different runs have varied in their stability (tending toward more understable); but I did field work with this along with a dozen other drivers, and for the disc I have at least, the numbers seem about right. The 13-speed will make it too overstable for beginners, but in general, the Pharoah is really a great disc: It gives a great flight and compares well with others with similar flight numbers. It turned out to be pretty comparable to my Destroyer, and along with a Shryke tended to give me my longest throws on average. I haven't had discs in I-blend plastic for as long as I've had some in Star- or Champion-type blends, so I can't say as definitively how durable this grade is, but so far my I-blend discs have been holding up well -- and certainly better than the base grades (thankfully I haven't been smacking them into trees and such), and it has a good, grippy feel and releases cleanly. I like the shiny, jet-black color of my disc with its high-contrast, metallic pink/copper stamp, though I'm concerned it might be hard to find in the rough (I've had exactly that problem with a translucent black Maya at times).

The Pharaoh is the definition of a bomber disc. Put it on a little bit of hyzer and have it flip up drift for a second then fade out of it for a maximum distance shot. Plenty of glide to complete the full flight.

This is a terrific disc that falls on the slightly understable side for me. Any hyzer flip throwers should give this one a try to get that little bit of extra distance. The I-Blend is a great introductory disc as it doesn't require as much power to see the full flight.

I love this disc. For a 13 speed it is not too big in my hand. I can get a nice hyzer flip with it and a little turn with great glide. Definitely my go to driver for distance shots.

The Infinite Pharaoh disc in I Blend plastic is great for its impressive throwing distance. Its aerodynamic design and durable plastic enable players to achieve remarkable throws that cover substantial distances on the disc golf course. With a perfect blend of power and glide, the Pharaoh consistently delivers extended flight paths, helping players reach distant targets and navigate challenging fairways effectively.

In summary, the Pharaoh's outstanding throwing distance sets it apart as a preferred choice for players looking to maximize their drive length. It has the potential to elevate performance and enhance scores on the course, making it an invaluable addition to any disc golfer's repertoire for achieving remarkable throws.

Flight ratings are very accurate on this disc. I have an I blend for flip up turnover shots, and a halo s blend for flat release straight shots with small amount of fade. This disc bombs I only have about 425' in an open field smash. But with this disc that distance is effortless. Great compliment to emporer as well.

Review for I blend, run 20. Feels comparable to a shryke in hand. Fresh out of the box this thing is flippy as heck. Flat release with power and it turns and holds that most of the flight. Can be a bit touchy. If you hit this just right it will bomb on a huge sweeping S curve. If you're throwing with any kind of power you need to give this disc height and some hyzer on release. I like this disc for distance lines that I want to end right but drift the entire flight rather than push straight and fade like a forehand, or for huge wide open or tailwind drives. However, the first shot is very niche and the second requires so much room both laterally and vertically, that there are actually few holes I play often where I would use it. It comes into the bag situationally, but it's not a mainstay by any means. Based on the numbers, I thought it would be a more stable shryke but that was not the case. That could have a lot to do with the plastic however. I prefer the shryke but it has its uses. Would be curious to try it in another plastic. 

I honestly did NOT want to like this disc. I didn't like the way it felt in my hand, but I wanted to give it an honest try, so I got it in the I-blend. 
This. Thing. Bombs. 
It is, by FAR, my farthest flying disc (by like 50ft). And it's very workable for shot-shaping. At 75% power, it will glide super straight with a soft finish. At 90% it'll get a great s-turn flight. 
For full-power shots, I have to put it on a decent bit of hyzer. I give it some height, and it flips up, turns over, glides forever, then finishes just right of where I aimed. 
I tried to kick it out of my bag, but the more I throw it, the more I get used to it.  Now it feels like an arranged marriage that just works. 

This disc right here is amazing! I received this disc out of a mystery box that was given to me as a gift from a friend. I had never thrown any of Infinites molds before, so I was excited to try this one out!

Feel: The I Blend plastic is nice and grippy, while still being durable.

Flight: The I Blend Plastic seems to be a tad flippy compared to the numbers, Maybe a 13 6 -2 2. This creates an insanely affective S curve that maximizes distance.

Did it make my bag? Why yes, yes it did. in fact, I bought two more so I could keep them in rotation. 

Love this disc!!

I bag two versions of this mold, I-Blend & Splatter S-Blend, both max weight and play above 5000ft elevation in Wyoming.  This is definitely on the wider rim side of distance drivers and feels wider than your destroyers or any of the related clones, so a true 13 speed.  Very similar to a Shryke from Innova, maybe slightly more understable out of the box.  The I-blend started out stable but after a single season, has beat in to perfection.  The S-blend has fewer throws, but seems to be a touch more on the stable side.  The I-blend is a hyzer flip monster.  It does have a fair amount of left to right drift at high speeds, so angle control is curcial for tighter fairways.  The S-blend shows similar glide and easy distance, but has less left to right movement at higher speeds.  Both have an easy fade at the end of the flight that brings the disc back to the original line, or just short of.  I would rate the I-blend at a -2 @ high speeds (after being beat in for a season), the S-blend seems accurate at a -1.  Being a 13 speed, this disc takes a bit of snap to get true filght out of it, but once accomplished, this disc will bring you easy distance.  This was the first to reach 400' for me on a backhand.  Word of caution, would not throw these into a headwind.  If you are a beginner with above average arm speed, or a more advanced player looking for a workable distance driver, this disc is a solid choice.  Higher arm speeds might find this disc too understable as a "go-to" driver and would probably fall into more of a utility roll in the bag. 

My max weight i-blend seems to be more stable than other blends. It is a slight touch of turn, not enough for a reliable hyzer flip but an incredible glide. I notice my hyzer lines just carry further than they would with a destroyer or emperor. I imagine it will only get better once it wears in.

I love this disc. For a 13 speed it is not too big in my hand. I can get a nice hyzer flip with it and a little turn with great glide. Definitely my go to driver for distance shots.

I NEVER leave reviews. But this disc deserves it. It is a fantastic bomber with great reliability. Skipped it off the top of a basket I have never even gotten close to before. Feels great in the hand. Even big hyzers are going further than normal. It's not a true beginner's disc but if you have any kind of arm at all you owe it to yourself to try this disc. A bit more flippy than I was expecting but that's a good thing in my case.

I was hoping for a more overstable Shryke; one that could tolerate a gentle headwind but still have the really nice "fade forward" for distance. This is so flippy that even my powered down 200-foot drive on a perfectly level release will end straight.

That said, its understability can be accounted for. I'm happy to have a nice long range bomber, and its glide-rating is well-earned and true.

Today was the maiden voyage for my new I-Blend Pharaoh. My main distance drivers have been an MVP Wave and an Innova Champion Tern for the past few months. I love both of those discs, but I was looking for something a hair faster. I decided to give this disc a try since the flight ratings are basically the same for both of those discs I mentioned. I'm very, very happy with this disc. I was able to get about the same distance with much less effort (RHBH Flat release). I love the feel of the I-Blend plastic. The disc overall felt very comfortable to grip and rip. The flight was consistent with the flight ratings. Can't say enough good about my experience and first impressions after playing a round with it. I look forward to having this disc in my bag for a long time. 

This disc will never leave my bag. It is my most used disc and is what I use when I want to bomb a disc. The I-Blend leans understable so if you release the disc wrong, or you beat it in too much, it will flip on you, but once you get a feel of the disc, it is your best friend. I highly recommend this disc to anyone. 

I bag 175g I-Blend.  I live above 5000' elevation in Wyoming. 
Just got this disc before my first tournament of the season and threw it in the bag anyway.  
 

Plastic: As stated in infinites description, it feels quite similar to Star plastic. It's soft and grippy without being to gummy or tacky and has an easy release.  Mine didn't come with major flashing issues and was comfortably throwable out of the box.  I smashed a few trees and there are not any nicks or cuts yet so durability is high as well.  So far, I'm a big fan. 
 

Flight: Easy distance.  I threw this RHFH/RHBH.  Much easier distance than any of my lightweight star destroyers, more stable than star shrykes and terns and looooong glide.  It flips up to flat from a baby hyzer, drifts gently right while engaging super glide mode with reliable fade at the end of flight.  I have only thrown this for a few rounds in a single tournament and we had moderate winds (15-25mph) so I never really tested to many angles, again first few rounds in first tournament with the disc.  I got this disc in the hopes of getting easier distance than my destroyers with more stability than my shrykes/terns and so far I am pleased.  I will update more after using in hotter weather and after mashing it into a few more trees.  

166 iBlend. 

Fantastic disc for intermediate golfers. I'm back to buy more so I don't lose one.

This disc is what I always wanted my Tern's to be, but weren't after they hit a few trees and went under stable. With a slight hyzer, it glides straight and fast with a long, slow fade out to 350-400. Added about 50 feet to my throws. 

A flat release gets a little wiggle of turn, but not much. It's fast enough that it fights wind fairly well. 

The worst thing about this disc is that it took me so long to find it.  The Sword has been my primary distance driver for a while but the Pharoah gets me a consistent extra 10-15'.  I will say it probably has more turn than listed and if you have huge power it's probably not for you.  My max is around 410-415' with it.  Reminds me of a more reliable Shryke or what a Skryke would like to be.

Really fun disc to throw. I really like the feel of the i-blend. Its not the most versatile disc, but despite not having very fast arm speed its consistently my furthest flying driver.

The Pharaoh is my go-to disc for open bomber throws or when I need to cover a lot of ground uphill.  I get max distance with backhand throws that consistently flip to turn then fade out.  I tried to bag a Scorch to replace my Pharaoh but came back after a month or so because it was easier to get distance.  I wouldnt recommend this disc to beginners or players with slower arm speed, but experienced throwers looking to push their limits will love throwing the Infinite Pharaoh!

This disc is a BOMBER. I have a fairly fast arm speed and this disc works great for both hyzer flips & max distance rollers. If you want something flippy in the infinite discs line-up, look no further. 

I am so happy that I came across this disc a year ago. It took me about 6 months to figure this disc out but once I did I was pleasantly surprised at how easy it was to get what I needed it to do. My first was a 150 extremely dome pop top Pharaoh that just flies for a long time. When I throw it flat or hyzer or more sharp hyzer it will flatten back out fade right for a time but make its way back to fade out left. The fade left isn't to intense either. It finishes about the same line that you are standing when it is released. I was also able to realize that I don't have to have max weight to throw it far. If you know how to control it you can drive light weight just how you need too. This disc isn't for the beginners though. Then again distance drivers are not for beginners. I highly recommend this disc for those that need a great disc to stay relatively stable in its finish.

Had been looking for a go-to driver for some time before landing on the Pharaoh. It's a perfect disc for my arm speed. I throw 325ish pretty straight and can get up to 390ish with a big anny.  As others have said the different plastics matter a lot with this disc. I carry a yellow I Blend for anny shots, an orange I blend that is a bit straighter for wooded drives and other straight shots and a splatter S Blend if I need more stability. Also have a metal flake C Blend that seems to slot in between the S and I as far as stability. I seem to lose these a lot and love that they are always in stock (except the S blend, please make more!). 

I purchased an 164g I-Blend Pharaoh almost a year ago along with a 173g S-Blend. The S-Blend was more stable and was a good distance driver for me at the time. However, for a stable disc it was not really good in the wind like some other stable discs I had so it was pulled from the bag.

The I-Blend was super understable, and now I realize that with my throwing style at the time which relied more on arm speed than spinning the disc, this disc just turned into a heavy tail wind driver for me, and I eventually lost it and did not really care because it was too understable at the time. Since then I have been putting more spin on my throws and the flight patterns have changed as a result. Someone called me that found my Pharaoh, and I went and picked it up and was excited to see how it flies now that I put more spin on my throws. I threw it a few times and realized I had a disc that I needed in the bag now. I can throw it on a hyzer and watch it just slowly flip and turn throughout the entire flight. It just keeps slowly turning. Now I have a disc that I can execute a late turnover shot on. So if I need a disc to go straight for 275ft then start turning right, this disc can do that. If you watch Drew Gibson throw a buzzz on a hyzer and how it slowly keeps turning throughout the entire flight, that is similar to how this disc flies for me now.  

I purchased an 164g I-Blend Pharaoh almost a year ago along with a 173g S-Blend. The S-Blend was more stable and was a good distance driver for me at the time. However, for a stable disc it was not really good in the wind like some other stable discs I had so it was pulled from the bag.

The I-Blend was super understable, and now I realize that with my throwing style at the time which relied more on arm speed than spinning the disc, this disc just turned into a heavy tail wind driver for me, and I eventually lost it and did not really care because it was too understable at the time. Since then I have been putting more spin on my throws and the flight patterns have changed as a result. Someone called me that found my Pharaoh, and I went and picked it up and was excited to see how it flies now that I put more spin on my throws. I threw it a few times and realized I had a disc that I needed in the bag now. I can throw it on a hyzer and watch it just slowly flip and turn throughout the entire flight. It just keeps slowly turning. Now I have a disc that I can execute a late turnover shot on. So if I need a disc to go straight for 275ft then start turning right, this disc can do that. If you watch Drew Gibson throw a buzzz on a hyzer and how it slowly keeps turning throughout the entire flight, that is similar to how this disc flies for me now.  

This disc is straight up BONKERS in i-blend plastic. It's super understable (think -3 1 rather than -2 2 like the description says), but it bombs. Like another reviewer said, it's really only usable on wide open holes because of it's wild understability. Usually, I am close to 400' on a perfect drive, but this disc gets me over 400' every time.

This is a bomber disc. Recently got an I-blend 13th run of the Pharaoh ( FARRR OHHHHH). When thrown on a slight Anhyzer it will go and go and go. Beginners will find it travels far but advanced players can really expect to add 30-50 extra feet and this being their go to for distance. ! 

I have really been enjoying my I-Blend Pharaoh for distance bombs. I don't usually reach for high-speed distance discs but I love the way this feels and flies. Similar to a Shryke, it is an excellent disc to throw on a hyzer and have turned over and fade back. I threw one of my longest throws with it a few days ago and definitely look forward to bombing it more as it beats in. I just bought another one in Splatter S-Blend in hopes it will be a more stable compliment!

I have already posted a review of the I-Blend Pharaoh, but since then I have gotten my hands on more and I feel like a follow up is necessary. I have added two MF Glow Pharaohs to the bag and have loved their flight. The 2021 Feldberg Pharaoh flies just like a new I-blend, which is great for hyzer-flip to turn and fade back. I'd rate it 13,5,-1.5,2. However, my other MF Glow is more stable and has taken over the slot of my Raider. It flies more like 13,5,-1,2.5. Please get Pharaohs in as many plastics as you can, because it can fill up your whole driver bag!

This disc is awesome! I am a beginner (6 months) and my max on a flat fairway is about 320'. I am a fan of the Hades/Thrasher/Enigma and kinda avoid most high speed drivers but this thing just cuts through the air so far before catching the glide! Went straight in my bag!

TLDR: a little finicky but insane distance when accomplished.

I own two of these, one in I blend 162g run 13 and one in I blend 175g run 13. First off I love the feel in I blend, one of my favorite plastics, especially for the price. It is a less rubbery feeling star plastic. Just a little more firm but still grippy and quite durable.

The rim is definitely wide but does not bother me like some other high speed drivers. Dome on mine is perfect, not too flat, not too domey. Feels good forehand and backhand. Very comfortable 13 speed.

The 162g is a hyzerflip S curve distance monster. My flight numbers 13/6/-3/2. My longest flying disc easily, 50' further than any other disc in my bag. I typically throw 300' on average but with this disc easy 350', sometimes pushing 400' with a tailwind. Flips over in headwind and a forehand.

The 175g about the same but slightly more stable, flight numbers on this one are more accurate at 13/6/-2/2. This one can handle a a little bit of wind and a forehand but have to put on a steep hyzer angle, I still prefer my maya for the forehand. 

With less power it is very straight and still does not fade much, very versatile.

9/10 disc beginner and 10/10 intermediate. This run of I blend might be too understable for advanced players.

I Blend 170

Interesting disc. I would probably give it a 4.5 if possible. It is great for some things but has limitations. There is no doubt I can throw this further than anything else in my bag. It is also easy to throw and does not require a big arm, which I do not have. The glide is as advertised and even though it is fast, even a slower throw will still produce decent results. To my surprise, I can even laser this thing in the woods to bite off some distance when I have just enough space to work with. 

But it does have some limitations, thus the 4 star rating. It is much easier to turn this over than I anticipated. So you need to pay close attention to your power and angle of release. I also never reach for it into a headwind. I don't even take a chance at this point and just grab something else. 

Overall, I recommend giving it a try if you do not have a huge arm. It was one of the few discs that I immediately purchased a back up in case it gets lost. I can make throws with this disc that I can't do with anything else, but it requires practice to get the feel right. It is a very straight disc and I would rate the turn at -1 and fade at 1. Just wish it had a little more resistance for unintentional turnovers.

Not bad, picked up an I-blend (or S-blend maybe) from a tournament. I don't have a big arm, but right away I could get this driver to turn. Interestingly, it seems more sensitive to wind than the Maya I have, which according to flight ratings is more understable than the Pharaoh. Both about the same weight. Not significantly less stable, but seems more apt to turn to the right in a headwind than the Maya. So, not something I rely on when I need some stability, and I'm not a bomber. 

This thing bombs. I've been rebuilding my RHBH and max distance has been just over 300' with my Lat64 Jade. I got the I-blend Pharaoh in 164g weight and after just one session of field work it's my furthest flying disc. I honestly wasn't expecting much from the disc BH until I honed in my form some more, so being able to bag it for both FH and BH now is a pleasant surprise. 

This is the first Infinite mold I've thrown thus far and I like the I-blend plastic a lot as far as base plastics go; feels much more durable than what I was expecting. My hands are on the smaller side ~19cm, but the wide rim isn't as uncomfortable as some other molds. Very comfortable with a FH grip. 

I've been a Westside World thrower for several years now and decided to try something new for fun and grins, this driver reminds me of a New Tournament Plastic World. Straight for a majority of the flight with a nice and predictable fade at the end. To me the -2/2 numbers didn't hold true. I'm throwing a 175g I-blend Pharaoh for reference. It will turn if you force it over but it won't burn. I wouldn't recommend it into a headwind unless you want it to turn over. On a non windy day this disc will get max distance and will have a decent fade. I wouldn't say its super OS but it is a stable disc IMO.

I'd say the numbers are more in line with 13/5/-05/2.5 for me.

I'm sure there are different variations to this mold. So far I'm loving it for the above mentioned shots.

I have thrown quite a few discs in my few years of serious disc golf. I never was a huge fan of throwing distance drivers since I play in a lot of wooded courses. The very first throw I had with the Pharaoh I immediately fell in love with it and I can say it may be on my top 3 lists of all time favorite discs. This disc just flies forever, I can rip on with some hyzer angle and I know it will flip up and turn slightly over, then slowly start to come out and fade a little bit. The very first time I threw this disc I maybe gave it about 70% power just to see how it flew. It flew out the back of my field with ease and that is something I have struggled to do with any of my other distance drivers. If you are an intermediate player that is able to handle a some higher speed discs, the Pharaoh is a must have. Once I really started testing this disc out I found how much it can do. I can throw it on anhyzer for some really long turnover lines, I can turn it over into a roller with enough power and angle. If I throw it on a slight hyzer I get massive distance and a full s flight out of it. The most fun I have throwing this disc is when you throw it on a good amount of hyzer and watch it flip up to flat and just fly dead straight until it slows down and begins to fade a little. The first round I played with this disc, I outdrove my previous best on the second toughest hole by throwing this thing on a dead straight line low. This disc has opened my eyes to how nice distance drivers can be when you find ones that really fit your game. I can not recommend this disc enough to people and I really want to test out some of the other plastics and runs and see how they vary.

This was the very first distance driver I got. I started out with the sport using a midrange I picked up out of a bin not knowing anything about the sport. I went back later that week and got myself a driver, a putter, and another midrange. I was definitely too weak to actually throw this disc the way it was meant to fly but I was able to really improve my game learning on how to throw with this disc. As I got better this disc flew further and I would end up with a very reliable long straight flight with a nice little fade that I cloud place perfectly. This disc is actually hanging on the wall at home as I have retired it but it holds a special spot in my heart and would recommend this to anyone that has the arm power to chuck this disc.

the pharoh is probably the straightest and farthest flying disc in my bag. It seems to me that it is primarely a backhand disc though i am not a pro at side arm. my longest drive so far i measured at 410, love the plastic it seems to be grippy yet indestructable !!!!

This disc was surprisingly good. Better than I thought it would be. I do not have the best of arm speed but my I-Blend 172g Pharaoh made me look real good. I threw it along side some other discs with the same flight characteristics and found that I was far more consistent with my Pharaoh than any others. I get very good distance with my Star Shryke, but my Pharaoh was far more consistent in accuracy right from the start. I love the grip. It just felt right the first time I really gripped it. I get a nice S-Shape full flight from it and a smooth forward fade. I really think that when you are ready to take the next step in speed, the Pharaoh is the disc I would recommend.

I really like the pharaoh! I was hesitant in trying one out as it is a speed 13 distance driver but I was decently surprised at how easy it was to throw it. I bought one in an earlier run when the pharaoh was still rated as a negative two turn disc. I disagree with the flight rating from that early run and thought it honestly should have a turn rating of negative three or even negative four. When I throw it flat, it almost instantaneously starts turning over pretty hard and if I don't give it enough air, it doesn't come out of it. The thing that I love about this disc is that it is one of the easiest hyzer flip discs that I have ever thrown. I've thrown my farthest shot ever of almost 480 feet by throwing a pharaoh on a slight hyzer angle and letting it flip to flat, tur over a little, and then fade right at the end of the flight. This is a fantastic disc for open field shots and max distance!

I was surprised by how easy it is to get this disc to travel long distances while holding its line. If I'm throwing in wind, I might rather throw something else, but in general this thing is a beast for general use.

I've been a bit surprised at how much it likes moving to the right with a rating of -1 for turn, so I gave it a -2.

When I first bought this disc is was a very straight flying and far disc. Over time though after being beaten in this disc has turned over on me more. Now I use this disc for anhyzer shots and rollers. 

I live at 7000 ft elevation where everything is more stable. Love this for long straight shots up to 400ft. It does fade slightly at the end - just enough to be predictable and to trust every time. 
This replaced my Hades for my long distance shot though I still have 1 in the bag for tailwinds, turnovers, and long s curves. The Pharoah is much more straight for comparison and fits right between my Hades and Zeus. 

I own two pharaohs, a 150g I blend and a max weight MF Glow C Blend.

I mainly use the 150g I blend pharaoh for those super-long, tailwind bombs or a long turning shot in calm conditions. And let me tell you this thing just glides for days. I have my longest drive with this disc at around 430 ft. Thrown on a big hyzer, this disc flips right up to flat in calm conditions and turns a little bit with a slight fade at the end of the flight. 

The 175g MF Glow C Blend runs much more stable than the I Blend disc I have. This is my straight shot distance driver in calm to very slight headwind conditions (anything under 7-8 mph). I don't have crazy arm speed but I can pretty consistently get this out to 350-360 ft dead straight. I find this disc just hovers right above the fairway when thrown low and makes even a not great throw into a decent result. 

Between the two pharaohs I have, they have to be one of if not my most used long distance drivers if nothing else but because of their consistency. They fly the exact same every time, and I know I can trust them when I take them out of the bag.

this is the best disc 

Let me start by saying I do not have a big arm. Average drive for me is 280-300. I lost my perfectly best in Avenger SS in old school ESP plastic. From there I tried Terns / Thrashers which worked nicely in Star /ESP 166-168 gram. My stable driver was an Escape.  I tried a Pharoah and the search was over...  i bought the one of my buddy that round, and then I ordered 2 of these in I-blend. So now I have in 160, 162,164 grams. After throwing, I wanted to try S-blend knowing it would be more stable for me. So I got 162 and 166. Here are my thoughts:

I-blend Pharoah 160-164. . Yes I know these are not max weight. But man do they fly. Love the I-blend plastic, obviously the lighter weight had more high speed turn, yet it comes back nicely each time.  you can control the flight so nicely. Even with the high speed turn, these can still handle light headwind. The glide gives me 15-20 feet on the Terns and Thrashers I previously bagged. I wouldn't recommend throwing into any significant headwind, but light wind is fine. And if you can hyzerflip, your golden!!!  Highly recommend this disc. Feels good and flies great. 

 

S-blend 162/166 gr.  - yes it is more stable than I-blend, but this is what I got them for. I use these for shots when I need more fade and touch more stability. In light to decent headwind, I can pull a beautiful  S flight dead money center of the fairway.  Depends on the winds on which weight I throw. 
I can't say enough about this disc. Is by far my favorite driver 

I received this disc in the Infinite Discs mystery box. I was looking for a distance driver to be my go-to distance driver, and this disc has definitely filled that role. It turns over nicely without being flippy and still comes back at the end of its flight without being too overstable. Will definitely be getting more of this disc really soon

Go to distance driver. Bagging 3, new i blend, beat in i blend and swirly s. Nice flip up hyzer for max D.

First off, I cannot emphasize enough, the plastic you pick this up in will drastically alter the flight.

That said, I tend to bag at least 4.

The I-blend is my favorite wooded-course tight line bomber.  It can easily get a lot of distance and hold flick and back hand lines well.  On more open courses, it doesn't handle the head winds nearly as well, but can be used for a big anny.

The Metal Flake glow are quite a bit more stable than the I-Blend, but are still fairly understable (depending on the disc).  These can take a bit more power, and the domey ones you can absolutely mash on and still get a little bit of fade.

The S blend and the Swirly S Blend are practically destroyers.  These go from stable to moderately overstable.  I use these for full power flicks that I need fade on, or for backhands that need fade or that need to be flexed.

All said and done, I generally throw with around 400' feet of power give or take, and generally release on a bit of a hyzer, so if you are an anny-releaser, these will likely be fight back for you less.  I do have one of my longest flat-ground throws recorded with an i-blend however, at right around 450+', so bear that in mind when you are gauging how much flip they're giving you.

I picked up a 158g Run 3 I-Blend Pharaoh and it went straight into my bag! I was doing some fieldwork and was consistently outdriving my Trespass and Daedalus. With that light of a disc, a headwind gave it a ton of turn. Never turned all the way over, but did turn a lot and gave me a nice S-curve. In a tailwind it was a little more overstable than I wanted, so I won't use it as a tailwind disc. For light headwind and no wind situations, the Pharaoh will be my go-to disc. I'm curious to see how it flies as it breaks in. 

The Pharoah in I blend is a nice warp speed bomber driver. The sharp and large rim cuts through the air really well and it's steadily rising dome gives it a nice bit of glide. You will likely see some turn if you can get it up to speed and the fade while not huge is enough to give you good control. 

Personally I prefer the Emperor to the Pharoh, but if you like more of a traditional warp speed driver this could be a very good one for you to try. 

This disc bombs but it's also really controllable.  I've only thrown the Pharaoh in I-Blend and it seems to be closer to -2 turn, like Infinite says.  I normally like to use a Wraith for my control drivers for shots in the 400 foot range, but for the last month I've been using a Pharaoh for my Wraith shots and I can throw with about 70% of the power needed to get a Wraith there which helps me feel like I have more control.  Now that I can predict the turn and fade, I have a hard time reaching for any other disc when I need to get 350-400 with tight control.

When I take it out to the field to work on my form this thing just flies.  When you throw it in the 450' range it will hold a turn for the entire flight or maybe finally just come back to straight when it's just a couple of feet off the ground.  You can throw it nose up and watch it just glide for days.  That's what seems so different about this disc compared to others in 13 speed, it just glides forever.  When I put other speed 13 discs in my hand it feels like I need to "throw hard" whereas this one just feels like any other disc.

The I-Blend plastic to me feels very similar to Star plastic from Innova. It probably feels more like Pro plastic, but I'm not very familiar with Pro.  After a few hundred throws I haven't noticed any difference in flight or any problems with early wear or anything like that.

If you can throw around 400 feet you have to give the Pharaoh a try because it just gets there with so much less effort.

I wanted to add a few notes to my review having had the Pharaoh be my main distance driver for almost a year now.   

Overall, I couldn't be happier.  I use the Pharaoh the way a lot of Pros use Destroyers - I have a variety of plastics and levels of wear to get different levels of stability and slightly different shapes.  For my ~300+ foot distance this works great.  I feel like this is an excellent disc for that intermediate level distance. 

I still 100% stand by the claim that the Pharaoh is a forward fading disc.  It will turn over, but It has a much tighter S-shape when I throw it hard and flat than a Tern, Tempest, Shryke or similar high speed, understable disc.  It is rare for me to use anything but a Pharaoh for long distance throws because I can shape my shots predictably with it.  But I will use a Tempest for a huge S-shape or Turnover shot where I want minimal fade-back.  Or in a strong headwind or if I need huge fade/skip, I still have one beefy Destroyer in the bag. 

Plastics:

Swirly S Blend - Most stable, domey.  I like this for long, downhill or flex forehands.  Or when I need to throw the disc flat backhand, but want it to fade harder at the end. 

Swirly I Blend - less domey, slightly less stable, but also great for flex forehands and the like.

I-Blend -  My favorite - less stable, medium dome.  Sweet spot for weight for me in ~170g.  I believe there are three runs of this now.  My favorite is the first run Scarab Mandala design.  However, I have thrown the 2nd run of I Blend (Sphinx) and found very similar results.   I no longer feel the need to stockpile the First Run.  Which is a good feeling, the I-Blend plastic seems to be consistent.   

I played with a light weight I-Blend ~157g (World Championship 2019).  I could get a bit more distance with this, but as is typical with lighter discs, my control was not as consistent.   I would get another one for shots at the edge of my range, but those seem to have sold out!   

In short, if you are getting to the intermediate stage of Disc Golf play, try the Pharaoh!

The I blend is *flippy*.

But that's good if you are looking to extend your hyzer flips out to bigger drivers. I can throw this farther than anything else when I hit it right. I don't have a huge arm, but it burns when I throw it flat. So if you have some skill, I'd get a C blend. The I blend feels awesome and this disc is fun to throw, but I feel like if I keep getting better this won't stay in the bag forever.

I have been wanting to give the Pharoah a try for awhile now.  After throwing it for about 10 rounds, this is a disc that took me awhile to figure out.

To start, this is more understable than the numbers suggest.  I tried throwing this with a FH a lot.  It would just flip over no matter what angle I released it on.  It just couldn't handle the torque.  I have a very smooth FH, very little wobble, and I just couldn't get this to work for me.  So I gave up trying to force it to do something I knew it couldn't.

As a BH disc, this fits much better for me.  I can get a smooth S flight out of it and get some pretty good distance, but nothing earth shattering.  It has some trouble in the wind, so this is strictly a calm day, or tailwind disc.  The rim feels good and I have always gotten a smooth release.

Overall, this isn't in my main bag, but I do see some potential with it.  In the right hands, this disc would be money and get some big distance. 

Having played less than a year, this is one of the few 13 speed discs I can actually use.  Of course, downhill, wind at your back conditions only.  But the glide is great if released flat.  I absolutely love the feel of the I-blend plastic.  The movement on this disc is a lot like the Undertaker for me.  When my rubber-armed son-in-law whips this thing he gets a beautiful S-curve out of it.  Me, not so much.  These Infinite discs are well worth a try, especially at the sale prices!

Wow!! No words just WOW...

Reliable consistent forward fade (the fade maybe - by the smallest amount, a touch softer than 2).

Out of the box: straight with negligible turn when thrown flat and hard; good late forward pushing fade. Good glide without being floaty. Thrown with a slight tail wind and an anhyser release had some turn but fought back late and had a predictable fade finish. thrown on slight hyser release into a head wind went to flat quickly had minimal turn. This thing goes far and is easy to throw!!!! Easily out distancing and much more consistent than my Westside Queen; more distance, straighter, and slightly more stable than my Innova Shryke;. Easily my longest driver. Accurately pushing out passed 380' without overthrowing the disc 

Love the I-Blend Plastic - Not sure what this will be like after it's beat in but this seems durable. Quality Plastic. Great Mold. Probably will become my go to driver after some more practice .

These things go FAR!

I would rely on Trespasses for max distance and this disc just kicked out my trespass. Thrown hard and flat, maybe with a touch of hyzer, these discs will explode out of the hand and travel a long way on a true golf shot flight. On my better throws, the pharaoh would stand up, ride to the right flat, and fade back reliably.

When I tried the Innova Shryke, it didn't do all that well for me unless I threw it into headwinds.  So when I tried the I-blend Pharaoh< I was very pleasantly surprised at how it flew for me.  It's Shryke-"ish" but flies much better.  Maybe it's the excellent I-blend helping that along, but it means that yet another of the Infinite Discs line is making it into my bag.  Another great job, Infinite!

175g I-Blend

The Pharaoh is a great distance driver for all levels of players. For beginners this disc is slightly overstable because of the 13 speed, for intermediate players this disc will be one of the furthest flying discs in your bag with consistent flex flight, and lastly for advanced players this disc is a great turnover driver and can be used for rollers. 

The hyzer-flip shots that you can pull off with this disc are amazing and anybody can do tunnel shots for distance now with the Pharaoh

I have to apologize for buying up so many of the Black Scarab Mandala Iblend Pharaohs.  This is my new favorite Distance Driver to throw, and I love the look.  I think the description of a worn in Destroyer with less fade is good. It's a fast, straight throwing, disc that only turns slightly and fades forward instead of hooking sharply at low speed.   I have excellent control with this disc, and can throw it without going full power and still get a nice, flat line.  That means I can use it on holes where control is critical, and get a little extra distance with less effort. Meanwhile, If I get the right amount of slight anhyzer at full power I get top distance throws and have set personal bests in terms of close to the pin for myself (~350 feet) on several holes in the last month.   If you are an intermediate player that struggles to have the power to keep a destroyer straight, this is a great option. 

i picked up four of the pharaohs in I-blend plastic and they are so serious. i can rip on them on a mild hyzer line and they pop up and ever so slightly climb to the right with just enough turn to get the distance i need. the finish is what i love about theses boys, they dont have a tough meathook finish like some of my dynamic plastic and they are definitely more of a gentle fade compared to a destroyer in any plastic. i can crush this thing right at a basket 380 ft away, i mean right at it. i dont have to hang it out right to compensate for a massive fade. you guys hit it out of the park with this mold

This is my favorite disc, I have I-Blend which is amazing although I'm not sure how long it will keep it's stability. When thrown flat and hard I get a great turn but the disc will always fade back (350-380ft). If there is a light headwind I'll just add a little hyzer and it still bombs. I've gained at least 25ft to my long distance drives with the Pharaoh. I have been a fan of destroyers for a long time but now I only use them if there is a strong headwind. I use the pharaoh for all shots 350ft and above forehand or backhand. Infinite rocks!