I bag 3 plastics of this disc because it is SO GOOD. I use to bag a shryke until mine began to become too beat in. I discovered the Pharoah and it feels/flies like a slightly overstable shryke. In the lighter weight I'm able to get big hyzer flips out of it and in the halo plastic I'm able to get a straight shot with nice fade to finish the flight

This disc has changed my bag!!  no complaints.

Love the S-turn I can get out of Splatter S-Blend. Lots of control, lots of distance without too much fade.

The Halo S-Blend version I have is a bit more stable, but I'm hoping it'll beat in a bit and be a good backup once the Splatter S-Blend beats in. 

All in all, the Splatter S-Blend Pharaoh is currently one of my most reached for discs in my bag. 

I have recently obtained two Pharaohs, because I was looking for a distance driver that I could hyzer-flip and get to keep turning with just a touch of fade at the end, and this disc was exactly what I was looking for. The only reason I don't say that this disc would be a great beginner disc is purely because of how fast this disc is.  

I think the numbers are pretty true off the shelf. I bought this disc because I am a fan of my destroyers, but I wanted something that would fade less for less windy days. Typically my farthest throwing disc has been my Pro Shryke. I tried this disc out and on the second time out with it I got a super long straight flight that gently faded at the end. I don't know if I broke my distance record, but I threw it further than my Shryke on a long hole we threw two for. 

The Pharaoh is a bomber that you don't have to beat in that won't turn over as bad as a mamba or Thrasher. It is a bit more consistent than my Champ Daedalus was out of the bag. I can't wait for an opportunity to throw this disc again.

170g S- Blend Infinite Pharaoh

First things first, I absolutely love this disc. The speed is rated at a 13, however it feels like it could be thrown at an 11+. Just a super comfortable disc that gets great distance. Kind of reminds me of a glidey, straighter, and more comfortable Discraft Nuke. If you want a controllable driver that goes the distance, then I highly recommend this disc.

The Pharoah has become my favorite max distance driver.  I was bagging a pop-top Shryke for my max distance driver and while it has great glide and gets huge distance I found it to be a little unpredictable considering the amount of turn it has.  The Pharoah seems to fit my arm speed very well, I like that it has just a little less turn than the Shryke and I honestly prefer the Swirly S-Blend plastic to Innova's Star plastic.  The plastic is a little gummy and tacky with great grip, but still fairly firm.  

I have two Pharoah's both from run 19.  One is domier than the other and that one has a little more overstability, I can really trust it when thrown hard and it holds up in the wind great.  The flatter one seems to have a little more turn and probably has better distance potential, both these discs have excellent glide.  I usually go for max distance hyzer flips when throwing them backhand.  They are also my max distance forehand discs as they are a little easier for me to throw than something beefier like a Scorpius.  I don't think 13 speed discs are beginner friendly but this is a great disc to bag once you start approaching 400ft of power.  

As many have said before, this disc reallyyy flies. I have been throwing a couple of these abd boys for over a year now, and it has become my go-to distance driver. Whenever I have a wide open field and I want max distance this is what I am reaching for. My typical driving distance is around 375-400 ft, but if I throw this disc on a max distance line I can easily get 420+ ft. The splatter s-blend plastic feels amazing in the hand and seems to have glide for daysss. The rim is the perfect size for my hand and allows me to get a comfortable grip without ever griplocking. I would say that the disc is probably most comparable to a star wraith, but with a better hand feel  and a more forward finish. Maybe like a wraith flight combined with a shryke flight, but with a destroyer hand feel. This disc is listed a 13 speed driver, but I would argue it is MUCH more usable than any other 13 speed. Beginners could use this as an overstable distance driver, and intermediate/advanced players could use this as a slight-hyzer-flip-to-straight disc or neutral/understable driver (depending on how beat in it is). All-in-all fantastic disc and I recommend everyone should try one in S-blend plastic.  

Wow... This has taken over as my favorite, go to, long distance driver. I now own 3 and bag all of them. They outperform everything I have by 25 feet or more pushing me to almost 450'. With a slight hyzer angle and good snap on a parallel to ground throw, this disc turn up to slightly under stable, bombs straight, and finishes on a slight hyzer with a forward skip most of the time. Where have you been all my life...! Not to mention the Egyptian influenced stamps... my absolute favorite disc of all time. Make more already! It flies true to numbers if not slightly less fade at 1 to 1.5... unreal how good this is. 

This disc is amazing. My absolute max distance disc. It goes about 30 feet farther on a hyzer flip than anything else I have. It definitely is more under stable than I thought it would be, but it's very controllable. Just put a little bit of hyzer on it and it flips up very nicely if you have the arm speed. Never thought I'd be able to flip up or turn over a speed 13 discs but here we are

I replaced my Shryke with a Pharaoh and I've been able to get some of my longest drives with this disc.  I would caution against a powered down flat release if you have a big arm as the Pharaoh can turn and burn like the Shryke, but it's that slight understability that gives it max distance potential.  For huge distance hyzer flips and full spectrum S-shots, this disc is one of the best in class.  The Splatter-S plastic is soft and durable and feels great in the hand.

Love the splatter s-blend colors

Splatter s-blend Run 9, is my preferred run. This new splatter run, not sure of the number run, is slightly more Understable than run 9. So that was frustrating to figure out....lol. Overall this run is great considering it is difficult to find a good weight on some run 9 throwers. 

Great bomber disc remind me a lot of a faster Aztec or a faster beast you get a really nice s line out of the disc for newer player they are able to throw as hard as they can and get as much glide as they can I would recommend a lot 

First of all I got the splatter S-Line and its awesome. It looks like a special edition vinyl record. Its great. Given time I bet the feel will enhance too. Right now its a bit slick, but not hard to get a good grip on it. This sucker flies but you have to be very particular with your angles, if you don't, it will get away from you and go far, in the wrong direction. With practice and angle control, and no wind, this will cruise. I haven't tried it into a headwind but the turn wasn't hard to get out of it so I assume it will be kinda flippy into a headwind. We will see.

Picked up the Allison Haggett special stamp Pharaoh because I know Allie and was super stoked to get this disc in. For me personally this is kind of a long range bomber and I'm throwing this on holes that I'm hoping to get an S curve out of the disc. Flight for me personally is very similar to a thrasher with maybe a little more turn. Also the plastic feels pretty nice and its durable. Even throwing this disc in the desert i haven't had any durability issues. 

Would highly recommend.

This thing absolutely bombs. Right out of the gate, the Pharaoh has a good amount of turn (though i felt like it was more like -1.5) for easy hyzer flips, or beautiful flex shots when thrown flat. As has been noted in other review, it does turn over pretty easy if thrown at a bad angle, and isn't nearly as forgiving as a wraith or destroyer for bad angle control. 

That being said, when thrown with control, the glide kicks in and it goes straight forever, with a penetrating fade at the end. Made my bag after the first throw, and I'm looking forward to hitting some trees while attempting some tunnel shots with it.

Got this as a mystery disc. It is now my go to forehand driver. Is great for a good flex shot.

My typical driving range is around the 300-350 mark and the pharaoh fits great into my game. I'm able to rip on it with full power to get some turn on it, get a nice glide and have a reliable fade at the end of the flight. Something I can always count on too is a big skip from this disc. Since trying out the pharaoh this past October it has taking over the the number one spot in my bag when I need a big drive with a reliable overstable finish. I would recommend this disc to intermediate and above players just because it can be pretty overstable when new but once it's beat in you can get some real nice S curves from this disc.

The Pharaoh has recently become my main distance driver. I bought 4 in the swirly s-blend, 3 splatter s-blend, and 3 I-blend.

The splatters are slightly more stable than the swirly-s blend. These can handle some power as I can get them to around 360-380 with only a little turn. The fade is very forward.

The i-blend is more of a turnover disc as it gets high speed turn and goes slightly farther. 

Overall the pharaoh is a great disc for someone with 320-400 power. I have recommended it to my friends who throw 280 and 330 and not th=o mention the triple foil stamps look AMAZING. 

This disc is amazing! It is my go to distance driver especially when there is a strong wind. This disc flies how the numbers reads but to be able to get a full flex out of the Pharaoh you do need a little bit of a faster arm speed. Beginner's should work on arm speed before trying to use this as their main distance driver, but after you get your arm speed up then this disc will work like a charm. 

Bomber Alert!

I have been using first run champ Shrykes for my max distance shot and was looking to replace it. Enter the Pharaoh, rumored to be an overstable Shryke. I ordered up 3 variations in hopes of finding that perfect stability. 

Metal Flake Glow C Blend, S blend, and Splatter S Blend. 

What I discovered is almost two different discs. The flat topped MF Glo and S blends were flippy; the splatter was more domey and as a result, more stable. Either version, when thrown appropriately, bombs! I bagged the more overstable version for my forehand dominant game, With friendly winds, I can get a full flight out of this disc, with a reliable fade at the end. This mold tends to fade and tumble forward, giving you that extra 15-20 feet over other discs. Add it all up and I can push 400 on a max distance shot. 

The other thing I really love about these discs are the stamps! The alien versions are my favorite and I have two in my collector bin

The pharaoh is basically a dynamic discs Sheriff with a deeper but predictable fade. This disc is an awesome distance driver and a great disc for anyone who wants to either add to the collection or be one of the few discs you own. With these flight numbers you can do almost anything with this disc.

The Pharaoh seems to be a disc modeled after the Shryke. The 2 molds look very similar. My Pharaoh is champion metal flake glow plastic, 175g. While writing this review I fully realize that metal flake discs tend to be beefier than other plastics. That was definitely the case with my Pharaoh. 

First off, the disc has a huge dome. Much larger than any Shrykes I've seen. 

Flight-wise, the disc seems to resemble a bit of a clunky, beefy Shryke. My Pharaoh has some high speed turn, but it doesn't hold it very well. The disc will flex out a little, but then seems to suddenly want to fall to the ground like a brick. The fade is sudden and inelegant. 

The Pharaoh can handle big rips without flipping. I was giving the disc all I had without it bleeding too far right. It hyzerflips well, and also does decent on high anny lines. Overall I really liked the shape of the flights. The Pharaoh has a perfect blend of high speed turn and fade.

Now, what I DIDN'T like too much about this disc is that it doesn't penetrate very well or fly very far. For speed 13 the Pharaoh seems a little slow. The disc loses way too much speed late in flight and then dump-fades. I wasn't impressed with the distance I was getting either. Just a tad over 400'. The Pharaoh is definitely not one of those molds that's going to provide big, floaty gliding bombs. I was throwing a Shryke at least 50' further than the Pharaoh. 

Overall, this isn't a disc I instantly fell in love with. The Pharaoh is a very serviceable driver. It has a nice flight path and isn't remarkably hard to throw. However, its sluggish for a speed 13 and was ending up well short of where I thought it should be going. Not a disc for beginners. 

Again, I'd like to try this mold in S line plastic. The metal flake glow plastic isn't ideal for getting max distance.

The pharoh is an amazing disc. For lower level players this disc will fly pretty stable and have a nice predictable fade at the end. For higher level players this disc will go far. I throw about 420-430 on average and this is a very long disc. Thrown on hyzer it flips to flat and rides till it slowly fades out.