New C-Blend review: no flip, more fade!

Bought this to be a driving putter and now it's that but also my putting putter. Used the aviar for ten years and got sick of it getting caught on my finger. This thing never has. Nice and shallow, plenty of speed, good stability, but still that putter feel and ground play. Just the best feeling disc in the hand in my opinion

I have noted that the Tomb has a dedicated following, though the flight numbers really didn't set it apart for me. I grabbed an S-Blend off the used rack at my local shop and gave it a couple of throws. At first, I wasn't very impressed; however, I loved how well it fit in my hand, so I kept coming back to it. I picked up a C-Blend to add to the collection.

Eventually, I dedicated a field session to focus on putters. Ultimately, the Tomb won out over other throwing putter options. The Tomb stood out for several reasons.

• As mentioned earlier, hand feel. It just feels good in the hand and comes out clean on a backhand.
• Give it a bit of power, it flies long and straight with a gentle fade at the end.
• Throw it at 60%, it moves to the left in a consistent (not dramatic) arc. 

I don't consider the Tomb to be a putting putter. To me, it just seems built for driving on short baskets and for controlled, not-too-stable approaches. I have a high degree of confidence in the disc and would not hesitate to use it in a one-disc challenge. 

I absolutely love the C-Blend Tomb for shots of mid-range distance that I can throw with putter accuracy. It flies super straight on a rope and a slight dependable fade and a soft landing. The microbead and flat top feel amazing in the hand too. I would recommend this disc to anyone!

This disc is my friend's but I still get to throw it all the time. I am an eleven year old disc-golfer, and on the backhand with this cable nd tomb,I can throw it right around 235 feet,and on my weak,weak forehand,I can only throw this disc about 210 feet,sad right. Anyway on the forehand this disc goes straight,and has a little fade. On the backhand,this disc does pretty much the same thing it does forehand,except,it has slightly less fade at the end. I love the cable nd plastic on the infinite discs tomb. It's grippy,has a little bit of give to it,and the plastic feels good in all weather conditions. It has a minimal Sized bead on the bottom-edge of this infinite discs cable nd tomb. I love this disc,and highly recommended it to anyone who likes a putter with a small bead,variety of different plastics,and if you want something that goes straight and then has a predictable soft fade. It's surprisingly wind resistant,because it is as flat as a board.

The best disc I have owned in my career.It does everything one could want. Backhand, it throws like amid but flies like a putter. Amazing. I'm buying a s-blend for a straighter shot.

C-Blend

Flat top throwing putter that you can throw nearly as far as midranges. I got the C-blend and it is stable! Doesn't have a ton of fade but it is very hard to flip. My go to sidearm approach disc, and short backhand hyzers.

This is probably my favorite throwing putter. I have it in C-Blend and it is very straight with a nice fade at the end. I use this disc for both sidearm and backhand. i can get it to go about 220 backhand a 200 ft sidearm. 

Love this disc. Beat out my proxy and envy for drives and approaches because it is much more shallow and can handle more power without turning over. This is my go to anhyzer to straight approach disc. Compliments my zones well.

This is the perfect in between disc that I have been searching for! It's point and shoot! I can hit gaps and thread it, turn it over and trust it, hyzer it and trust it. I haven't felt this comfortable with a disc in a long time. It's the perfect distance in between a mid and a putter. Love this disc! You won't be sorry adding this disc to your bag. 

Great throwing putter! I use it for most of my short distance up shots. Has some stability but not over-stable!

Bought a c blend tomb to try out, since I had recently picked up a ruin and loved the flat top, which it shares with the tomb mold. First round playing with it I was outdriving some of my normal mid range holes, and even got my second ever ace throwing the tomb off the tee. It's stable enough to handle a full on drive. If I gave it a bit of anhyzer, it still seemed to fight out of it in a gradual manner. It's definitely going to be my go-to driving putter for a while.

Awesome disc! The flight ratings are very true. It is a super straight flying approach disc, with a small amount of fade at the end, but not so much that it's going to fade out harder than you want. It flies super true to the line you throw; hyzer, anhyzer, or flat straight.

It's a great disc for both forehand and backhand shots. If you keep it low, you can get a fair amount of skip on it which is super nice for keeping it away from trees.

I personally don't use it for putting typically, unless I'm outside 60 feet or so. It can be a putter if you want to just grab a couple discs and go play a quick round and use this as your putter then.

Overall, awesome disc. I use it far more often than I initially thought I would.

This is the best throwing putter Ive ever used. This disc feels amazing in the hand with its shallow profile and flat top. Its easy to find a comfortable grip on this disc and it feels great releasing out of your hand on a power drive or a touchy upshot, The disc has a very small bead on the bottom but it is hardly noticeable. Overall this disc flies more overstable than the numbers indicate when it is fresh out of the box, The I blend tends to beat in relatively quick which is great for cycling. The C blend will stay nice and stable for a long time as it takes forever to beat this plastic in. This disc sidearms relatively well and is easy to learn how to flip this up on a sidearm to glide straight for a long time, Overall this is a great disc that is very consistent and that can handle a ton of power, I would highly recommend this disc to someone looking for an all purpose driving/ approach putter.

The Tomb is one of the best driving putters on the market in my opinion. I drive with a variety of plastics based on the shot but use the C-Blend the most. The C-Blend tomb definitely has more fade than other plastics of this mold and can handle a full power drive. The C-Blend will hold its lines even in a decent headwind. I do not putt with the tomb as I prefer to putt with a putter with more glide. I would recommend this putter to players of all levels who are looking for a solid driving putter.

I havent tried this as putting putter but the C Blend are fantastic throwers. Just shorter than a mid range and they have enough beef to take a full power shot and hold straight with a slight fade or a slight turn and finish straight. Fairly shallow with a flat top

This has quickly become the one and only disc that I use for upshots. If I'm within 200 feet of the basket I'm pulling out the tomb. Whether i need to flick it, hyzer it, throw straight at the basket or anything in between. The Tomb is the disc for the job. It's low profile makes it easy to hold and the C-Blend plastic feels great in the hand. I recommend this disc for anyone who struggles with that in between range of putters and mid ranges. This fills that slot nicely, further than most putters, but not quite as far as mid ranges.

I have thrown most of the plastic types of the Tomb, but the C-Blend sticks out the best for me, it feels nice in the hand and after 3-4 months of it in the bag, I don't really feel like the flight has changed much at all.

This is a great disc for anyone.  When I take someone new I hand them a couples discs to throw and this is one of the Discs.  When traveling I lost my Judge and found that the Tomb functions well as a putter as well as being a reliable disc when thrown with power.  This disc will go wherever you throw it.

The Tomb has been a game changer for me. I picked up a couple S Blends a while back and fell in love with this disc. When I throw this in rounds people are constantly asking which mid-range I just threw. 

It can handle big arms with a lot of torque and will just fly straight.

The only time I get this disc to anny out on me is if I put a decent anny angle on it or I accidentally swing my arm instead of pulling through.

The C Blend has some more overstability than the S blend and I will use it when I need a little more fade at the end when the disc slows down.  

This disc has helped me gain better form and work on hitting straight lines and gaps. I will often bring a couple of these with me on putter only rounds and I am pushing some distance with this disc I wasn't even getting with some of my drivers because it just goes straight.

It can handle the headwind surprisingly well. I noticed the in a right to left heavy wind the disc will get carried a lot if the disc shows its bottom

Feel of plastic: feels like opaque champion, therefore, it feels perfect. Excellent grip with the right amount of flex. Also very durable and holds its original flight characteristics longer

Feel of disc:  flat top with comfortable rim. It's easy to grip and RIP. Love the feel of the bead and flat top.

Flight: with a touch of anhyzer angle it'll fly straight the whole time. Throw flat it'll fly straight with low speed fade at the end. I have already gotten  number of birdies throwing this from the tee. The numbers are correct (3 4 0 1)

Putting: it's fast and stable for putting. Not a lot of glide. My suggestion, use it for upshots and from the box.

Love this release from Infinite. The Tomb C-blend falls perfectly between my I-blend tombs and my Z Zone. More stable then the I-blends that I putt and throw with so I can trust it for straight flick approach shots and can drive it flat for a straight RHBH drive or actually throw it on a hyzer line that will hold unlike my I-blend Tombs. Distance wise I haven't tested it much to see if it can outdrive by I-blends but for approach shots it's the perfect compliment to my arsenal of putters.