174g I-Blend Infnite Scepter

If you want an overstable control driver that can be thrown backhand, forehand, or overhand, then this is a disc for you. Deep reliable fade to get around obsticles and a fantastic glide out of any thumber. The disc is thin and flat making it one of the most comfortable disc I have found. I almost regret always recommending as it is often out of stock. As far as utility discs or overhand throws this is my go to disc.

171g S-blend Infinite Scepter 

I like the Scepter so much that I upgraded to the S-blend. After trying the S-blend version, I will be buying all of my Infinite discs in this plastic. I have tried Infinites I-blend, C-blend, and S-blend, and as much as I like all of them, the S-blend just feels so comfortable. All three blends also work well when throwing overhand. 

I've been playing for a bit over 4 years and I had never thrown a Firebird or any similar mold. I guess I just didn't want to be that player who just learns to rely on their very overstable fairway driver all the time. Anyway, with the announcement of Eric Oakley joining Infinite I wanted to buy a disc to support him and I saw the Scepter was available in swirly s-blend with his stamp and so I figured it was a great time to finally give this kind of disc a whirl. 

The rim feels perfectly comfortable in the hand and the flat top is very nice as well. As to the actual flight of the disc, I quite like that too. While I imagined this as a kind of pure utility disc, it really actually flies quite nicely. While the disc has very dependable fade it still has a fair amount of glide considering. I actually found that this disc works perfectly for a flex shot on a difficult hole at my home course. An old nemesis hole that I always had such a hard time on I now have a good chance at getting a birdie looks using the Scepter. I don't know if I needed this kind of disc in my game before, but now that I have advanced a little bit I definitely appreciate having this flight in my bag and I would not hesitate for a second to get another if I lost mine.

these discs are amazing and the plastic just feels incredible, gripie and skill can skip great off the ground..  this run of plastic seems to fly straighter than the others with a nice fade at the end..  I've got to say I keel qt least 2 of these in my bags at all time.. this is a must have disc 

Just picked up a Drew Gibson signature swirl S and it is my new favorite FH disc.  It has a very flat profile and feels great for FH grip.  I have a pretty weak arm, but I can get this out to about 300' on a very predictable flight path.  The plastic is nice and grippy, still throwing well when wet.  Thrown BH it pushes out decently before it's hard hyzer turn.  Will be picking up a back up for sure

I tried forever to find a disc that had good levels of over stability that wasn't just going to dump out of the air. I've used firebirds as a sidearm disc for years but was never quite thrilled with my backhand results. That's where the Scepter came in, from the first throw with it I knew it was going to become a staple in the bag. Fits the hand really well, handles all the power I could ever need to put into it. Great on all backhand angles as well as being a good compliment as a great forehand disc. Not to mention the Drew Gibson stamp is great.

I spent a long time looking for the overstable fairway slot in my bag and I have found the answer. I tried firebirds, fd3s, raptors, even some prodigy fx2s, but nothing was quite right. I finally pulled the trigger on the scepter and it's been the disc that I often look to throw as often as I can. My Gibson swirly s is a nice, flat, blunt-nosed dream. Reliably overstabe but not necessarily dumpy. I can actually push this out straight for about 250 feet or so when thrown flat before that fade really starts to kick in and it hooks for me, with good forward fade. Reliable skips when i put it on hyzer low to get around those sharp corners. The rim fits comfortably in the hand for both forehand and backhand. I love it and dont plan on changing any time soon. 

This is the overstable control driving I've been looking for. The flight plate isn't board flat but is consistently flat given how the disc is processed. The swirly plastic is amazing and works for the Scepter perfectly. Reminds me of a Des Reading Firebird. 

Flies like a Firebird with a little more forward penetrating fade. The flat top makes this great for forehand drives and the Swirly plastic offers great grip. I highly recommend this disc. The stamp is great and the different plastic options for the Scepter are awesome. 

I currently have the Drew Gibson Scepter and I think this disc can be good for a lot of people who know how to throw backhand and forehand well. This disc can fly very well for both just like the champion firebird. The scepter, I believe can have a better flight than the firebird on a backhand but the firebird can easily beat the scepter on a forehand due to the comfort of a larger rim to put your fingers. The scepter is a current disc in my bag and I suggest it to everyone who knows how to throw a forehand and a backhand decently. If you get the scepter though I'd either get the Drew Gibson or the C blend.