I've been looking for a disc to slot in-between my most stable Dynasty and my Firebirds... After trying a few different discs (Thunderbird, Anax, Innova-Made PD), I decided to give the Roman a try.

The one I have is an Orange Swirly S-Blend, it has a mild dome, and has great grip while still being relatively stiff plastic.  The flight is exactly what I was looking for, a touch of high-speed turn, with a forward pushing fade.  It really feels like a notch-up in stability from my most overstable Dynasty, which is exactly what I was looking for.

Now technically this is the same mold as the old Innova-made PD, which I also own (S-Line), but when comparing the two, I noticed the Roman had a more pronounced dome, and a more neutral flight when compared to the PD, even though the PD has been beat in over years of use.  If you're looking for a power-driver with more push than your standard PD, I think the Roman is the right disc for the job.

As a control driver, this disc is as controlled as it gets. It works great for power forehands and backhands and is one of the most shapeable discs I've ever thrown. I have thrown this disc in all of the plastics: Halo, C-Blend Glow, I-Blend, and the Swirly S-Blend. The Halo is the most stable and nears Scepter/Firebird levels of overstability. The I-Blend was more stable than I thought it was going to be but beat into a nice glidey almost Thunderbird-like slot. The Swirly and Glow are by far my favorite blends. They are a good mix of glide, but not too glidey, and are the perfect amount of stable. I tend to bag my super beat-in I-Blend and a Swirly, but if I only bag one I go to the Swirly. Great disc in the Infinite lineup and cannot recommend this more.