A friend gifted me a glow slab when we played a round of glow together and discovered we both love Infinite! I have only been playing for a bit over a year, so I am still very new to the sport, and this disc is not ideal for beginners - however! This works well for me to throw forehand upshots or get out of a tricky wooded shot and back onto the fairway. Looking forward to the day I can throw this disc well! Until then I will keep practicing my forehand shots with this beautiful disc. 

I love this disc. I currently bag a glow that is 170g and a metal flake that is 175g. I use the glow for flicks, it's not as beefy as you'd think, basically a fast firebird. The metal flake is super os, and used as a utility disc and for spike hyzers. These are great for advanced players, you can find so many uses for a meat hook disc like this. 

I have a few color glow slabs. Super consistent flyers that want to hyzer and get down.  They are also amazing overhand discs.  I use these strictly as a utility disc. I can't wait to try it out in some other plastics. I like how flat they are, and they feel great in the hand. 

I own the slab in the MF c-blend and glow c-blend plastics. The MF c-blend flies exactly like a faster Scepter with more fade/skip. The glow plastic flies more like a true Max variant, in which I primarily use it for utility shots only (crazy flex forehands, forehand rollers, giant skip shots, thumbers, etc). Super useful and fun to throw when you need it!

Own: Big Jerm Concrete Slab and Signature Glow C-blend

I love this disc, but its strictly a utility disc I might throw once a round.

I always bag my either my Big Jerm or Patrick Brown slab. Big Jerm is more OS, but they're both extremely overstable and have sharp fade.

I regularly play a hole that is a downhill shot 300 ft with an extreme sharp left for another 25 ft. This is the disc perfect for that. It will leap like a cat when it hits the ground.

Buy one. You need it. The only close discs are a Max and PD3. This is better.

Disc - 174 Metal Flake C-Blend Slab

Feel - The Slab definitely feels bulky in the hand but the rim is not too big, and all very overstable discs have this feel. If the rim of a destroyer or other 12 speed drivers does not fit in your hand then you probably will not like the feel of the slab either.

Flight - The Slab is so very overstable. It just wants to hyzer. You can throw it on a lot of hyzer and it will still fight out very hard. The Slab is a great utility disc that will fight any wind you come across and fade extremely hard. 

Overall - Great utility overstable distance driver, not great for beginners at all but intermediate and up players should be able to have good use for this disc.

I love the Slab! I have one in the Metal Flake C-Blend which feels great in the hand. The rim is wide, definitely a speed 12-ish but it still feels comfortable and the mostly flat flight plate is great for backhands and forehands. I don't know if I've ever turned the Slab over, but it can definitely hold some kind of line before crashing really hard. I'll depend on the Slab any time I need a strong fade but still get some distance. It will hold up to any wind and it's very nice to have a disc this fast that I know will always fade!

such and awesome OS driver! 

I have the big germ concrete slab, and it fills that OS distance driver spot in my bag so well!  Very flat disc, so it also feels great for FH. can get some really nice little flex lines out of it, always trust it to come back! also great for fighting the wind of course. this is by no means a max distance driver type disc, but it does have its place. something everyone needs in their bag. 

I also bag a Zflx Machette, and this is not nearly as OS as that. it will go almost 2x as far. but it will fade at the end, every single time. again, this is not the Most OS disc in my bag, or my longest. but its right in the middle of those 2, which makes it a tool that I cant go without on the DG course! 

I received two of these in the Infinite Mystery boxes and though I have thrown Slabs before in regular C blend and metal flake... these are different. Same great feel and a very cool goblin type fellow on the stamp earring some chains and the double foil makes it even cooler to me. The pupils of the goblins are the secondary color and line up perfectly. 
 

main difference is the shoulder is sloped ever so slightly that makes the into something a touch less overstable and enters the realm of glide to a degree. I threw one in my bag thinking it would be great as a flex shot disc or for very strong headwinds, and it does those well but you don't have to dislocate your shoulder to do it like the clear c blend I have.

On one hole I tried it on the shot was a 310 FH hyzer up a moderate hill. I forehand it about 75% and it turns just a touch and burns by the basket going about 80ft longer than I expected. Once I dialed it it I was hitting greens like crazy on shots in the 360-410 range and I don't think my clear Slab goes over 400 without my max amount of effort which these just didn't quite need. If you can't throw over 400 with a less stable disc this could be a great wind fighter or flick disc and if you throw harder it can cover a lot of lines. On flight alone it's probably a 4-4.5 to me, but the excellent stamp and the fact that it glows very well makes this a 5 in my opinion. Both of them now live in my glow bag and I don't see that changing any time soon.

Max Weight Slab Signature Glow C Blend is extremely overstable. I'm excited to bag this mostly for those extreme flex lines and Tomahawk needs that we occasionally experience. Its definitely not for the faint of heart or for a beginner, heck Im not sure I should even bag it. Honestly I just love the feel of this disc in my hands. Its got the right amount of grip and a a very blunt edge which is unique in a speed 12 disc. I would actually rate this more as a speed 11 than a 12. 

Heavy wind and utility shots this is a pretty cool disc. Other than that its not one I eve see myself bagging multiples of.