This is a good putter for putts within the circle for me, anything further out I have preferred my alpaca or tomb. Holds pretty true to the numbers, I have a hard time getting this disc to be precise on longer throws

Very rounded shoulder didn't feel right as a thrower but it did the job as a putting putter for a little while. Ended up finding something that felt better for me

This is similar to the P1X!  Great compromise between big bead aviar and beadless because it has the smaller bead which feels great.  Very neutral straight flying out of the box and they work into very slow turning approach discs after they break in.  They need these in P blend or kc plastic for them to live a longer life.  Also very similar to the judge but a bit deeper.  

I think I found my putter. Roach, Luna, kc pro aviary, myth, cohort,  tomb, aviar, pilot, challenger I tried so so many.  The release is so clean and consistent. I'm sad I was sleeping on this mold.  I hope my scores drop as I use this disc.  Love the shallow depth and shape of the rim. 

This is a medium depth putter with a medium bead. Bit shallower then an Aviar. 

Straight flight. Flat top. I would say the flight numbers are accurate. Disc is very similar to the older Discmania P1X. If you liked that disc but can no longer get it then check this one out., 

175g Infinite Scarab D-blend.

I test a lot of putters and this is an easy to throw distance putter with a straight shot and a light fade. The 2/4/0/1 numbers are accurate. If you keep to Infinite disc it is somewhere between the Alpaca and the Tomb. If you use other brands the Scarab is like the MVP Nomad or the DD Judge. These are all great putters, in fact I currently bag a D-blend Alpaca, I'm testing out a S-blend Tomb, and have a MVP Nomad on the way.  They are all worth using and it will likely come down to which feels best to you. 

The d-blend Scarab immediately went into my bag last week. I love the dependable pinpoint accuracy and hitting C1/C2 putts has become easier. I've tried many different types of putters.

This putter is fantastic. I have been putting with these for about a year, and they are my favorite putting putter that I have used. I love how long they stay in the air when I put, and I also love how dead straight they are.

I used to putt with eMac Judges, and I was getting frustrated with how on my longer putts they would fade just before going in, But with the Scarab, I don't have that problem. The Scarab will stay straight until it hits the chains.

Great putter, would recommend it to anyone who enjoys pointing their putters at the basket and having the disc never leave that line.

This was one of the first putters I tried and after trying a dozen others I have come back to it and am not looking back. 

It is the perfect putter IMO with a nice sized bead, a good deep rim for my hands and has good torque resistance.

I throw these as well as put with them and currently bag 3. One to throw and two to putt with. 

The putter has great glide and seems to float through to the basket.

With some hyzer I can get it to bank around obstacles without having to to use a Zone or Toro.

Best Putter out there. Try it! 

This is a great putting disc. Put a good spin on & watch it breeze its way in. I hope they come out with this in I-blend eventually.

Fantastic putter! The D blend feels great in the hand and the design is amazing. It is a bit more domey than my P Model S from Prodigy, but that really helped me hit some putts from pretty far out. I only threw one approach shot and launched it a bit farther than expected, but that is just user error haha. If you are shopping putters, don't skip this bad bug.

The Scarab feels great in the hand! It's somewhat deep, and it's beadless. It's pretty straight, and until the Alpaca came out, I thought the Scarab would be the best Infinite replacement for Discmania P2 lovers. It has plenty of glide, and for the most part it stays on the line you put it on.

I like my Scarabs. I have a couple in the mid 170g that I bag. I have been putting with Judges for a long time and I still will throw them sometimes but I like the extra glide that comes from the Scarab. It reminds me a lot of Innova KC Pro Aviar. 

This putter out of the box was amazing. My local retailer order some and as soon as I touched one it felt amazing so I bought 4. I feel like I can't miss with these things. One guy even said I must have bewitched them bc I hardly ever miss. Great putter looking for some premium plastic to get a thrower off the tee. Great job infinite disc!

One of the ways infinite makes its discs is taking a disc by Innova and changing it to make it a little better. This is one of those discs. This is an Innova whale that is a little less deep. I love the Whale and have putted with it for about a year. I decided to try one of these, and I like it. It is a little more glidey, and is a little more comfortable with the putter grip, being a little less deep. I still use my whales for driving and for closer putts. Good addition to the whale. Maybe if it were made in premium plastic I would drive with it too. 

This is a somewhat neutral flying putter I put with the infinite discs myth and it's pretty similar to that it's a little more gliding I like it for long jump Putz outside the circle

this is the most reliable disc in the bag. You can shape this disc 

Simply bought this due to Loving Infinite and the killer design with Similar #'s as the DD Marshal, Judge, etc. I can HONESTLY say I have shot 3-5 strokes better with the 5 or 6 rounds played with the D Scarab. Yes it's D plastic. But being 7.99 it's well worth it, with it's grip and dependability. Being only about 8-10 months in, Ive tried EVERYTHING ....Aviars, P1s, Bullfrog, Marshal,  Lucid Marshal, Warden (still in the bag for putter drives), XT Nova, Challenger (Great putter as well). But as far as Putting, this Scarab or my Scab for short has literally given me 3-6 strokes due to its super dependable 30-70ft range on putts. May turn 1-2 feet on a 60ft putt, it's super reliable. The most confident disc I Have. Simply love it and snagging another really soon. Btw, the Infinite stamps are sick. Driving putters i use a Cryztal Roach and Warden. But for ANY putts, all the the way to about 80', the Scarab is a simple flick and spin with an incredible line! Love this disc. Design is killer....the performance is better!

I switched over to the Scarab about 6 months ago and I love these putters! They are not to deep and the bead feels great in the hand or short drives and approaches. I have the D Blend Scarab and it is surprisingly tacky feeling for D Blend. My putts are consistent out of my hand and they are very straight at short range. Even when I throw these with some power, they are still fairly stable for this type of putter. 

i got a DD Judge as part of players pack recently and instantly loved it. i would like to get all of my discs to be Infinite, or Innova, to stay in house. the flight numbers of the Scarab are the same so i bought it.

impression is that the Scarab is definitely glidier as it more dome topped than the flat Judge. it also fades harder. i am not super fond of the D plastic, i dont think it gives me enough grip. i am gonna keep using it though to see if it gets grippier as i wear it in. if i still dont like it, will try this disc in X plastic and provide a review.

i really hope this putter grows on me!

Disc: D-Blend Scarab - Run 2 - 175 grams - Black

Feel:The D-Blend plastic from the second run is slick and stiffer when new but expect it to break in a bit with age and increase in grip similar to most baseline plastic blends

Same top profile shared with the Innova Aviar P&A & Millennium Omega but with the small bead V-tech type bottom to fill out the hand more than those molds with a similar rim depth. Comfortable for most backhand grips but haven't given much thought to using it forehand.

Flight: When new, the Scarab has a bit of stability when thrown flat and will fade slightly at the end of any flight. No noticeable high speed turn produced when thrown with power. Felt good for driving off the tee and held the release angles pretty well with a straighter finish. Good glide when throwing forced anhyzers or on approach shots. Flight numbers are correct for off the shelf and slightly worn in.

Maybe its the new D-Blend plastic which reduced putting confidence but the Scarab had an in between feel when putting (not fully big bead or beadless) which wasn't enjoyable. Given some time to break in it might be better compared to Gateway Wizards or Discmania P2s I normally test against and use regularly. Putts pretty straight with good carrying glide and little to no fade.

Impressions & Comparisons: Aviar P&A in DX is the closest feel with regards to depth and releases when thrown or putted. Flight is similar but with the bead and rounded lower edge, the Scarab may hold its flight characteristics and durability a bit longer.

Great putter to use in almost any backhand situation (putt/approach/drive off the tee). I think the Infinite Discs Tomb would be a better option for forehand situations. Would be interested in trying the X-Blend to see if the added grip is more to my liking. 

Smoother Myth

I'm a long-time Wizard enthusiast, and as a member of Team Infinite Discs, I really wanted to switch to the Myth. While the Myth is a fantastic putter, it just didn't have the Wizard carry that I was used to. And then Infinite Discs answered my prayers and released the Scarab! The Scarab is much shallower than a Wizard, but the flight pattern is quite similar. A little bit fade, very little turn, and a large amount of carry. Perfect for putts of all kinds and all distances...this is an amazing putter and you need one in your arsenal!

I had switched to the MYTH as my primary putter just over a year ago. I like the feel of the beaded rim, and I liked how it didn't glide too far on my missed putts, since I'm not a great putter. I could put more zip on the release and feel confident that my putt wouldn't stray too far off the target.

With the release of the Scarab, I've switched again. I still keep a Myth in my bag for certain putting situations, but for most of my putts at the basket now, I use the Scarab. It has the same rim configuration as the Myth, so it is immediately familiar to me. However, the different flight plate provides more glide for longer putts. It doesn't glide too much for me, but can hover a bit longer for more confident putts outside of the 15-20 foot range.  It is a tad less overstable than the Myth as well. They are two putters that I feel compliment one another nicely for different putting situations. 

I started with the Myth 9 months ago and was hoping it had a little less fade and some more glide... This Scarab is the answer to that. Been using a field test version and can't wait for them to get on sale.

This disc just... goes... in! Somehow is quite stable yet it flies very straight on putts, with excellent glide. My Aviar of 15 years is on the bench!