This is hands down one of my favorite throwing putters. Solid straight discs with good glide. Easy to send through tunnel shots. If I'm doubting my game, I just start throwing these and get my confidence back fast. Tomb Gang.

So, I've been rocking the Infinite Discs Tomb in metal flake C glow plastic, and it is a gem.

Seriously, you point it where you want it to go, and it's like, "I'm on in." It's got the ability to keep whatever line you put it on. Gentle, reliable fade, too. None of that dramatic exit stage left stuff like a zone, just a smooth, small fade.

It's got that finesse, that touch, you need around the basket. Forehand approach lines? No sweat. It holds those like a champ, giving you that extra bit of control.

Let's talk glow. It's alright, but let's be real – it's not winning any glow contests, especially when compared to some other brands' glow plastic. 

In a nutshell, the Tomb is a perfect addition to your approach and throwing putter slot. Holds lines, fades gently, and isn't squirrley. Glow could use a boost, but if you're after a trusty sidekick that gets the job done, this might just be your disc soulmate. #TOMBGANG

I only throw the tomb in metal flake C-Blend glow plastic. For me, the tomb works for both approach shots and off the tee on holes up to about 330 feet. 

Being a low profile putter, the tomb is great for players who aren't super comfortable throwing more traditional taller putters. The flight is generally very straight. On a new metal flake C-Blend tomb, it will have a very soft overstable finish. Once beat in the tomb will fly dead straight. 

For me, the tomb kind of acts like a putter and a midrange. I can throw it for short approach shots as well as nice long, straight tunnel shots.

I have this disc in every plastic I can find, but this is specifically for the metal flake c-blend glow

This is by far my favorite plastic for the tomb as a thrower. True to the flight numbers, surprisingly grippy/gummy, incredibly durable.

This disc is something special. If you don't have one, get one (or more). As a throwing putter it will hold long hyzers, hard flat throws straight to almost mid range distance, and can be manipulated for fancy turn over shots that fight back at the very end (with a little height). This disc can *literally* do it all, and if I had to pick a disc for putter only or one disc round it would be this.

I live in New Mexico, so I am throwing at about 5,000-5,500' of elevation. I bought this tomb in Metal Flake Glow C-Blend plastic and it weighs 173 grams. 

The Tomb is my favorite disc. I can throw my best distance driver (a 173 esp Hades) about 400' max. So for me, the tomb flies exactly as the numbers indicate. If I throw the tomb flat at top arm speed, I can get it to go around 270-300' which is about as far as I can throw a Buzzz.

The great thing about this disc is it flies the same no matter how you throw it. If I am going for a max distance shot, It'll fly straight with minimum to no turn and then slightly fade out. If I am throwing a shorter approach, say 150', it has the same flight path: no turn, slight fade at the end. Overall this disc is super straight and can do literally anything. Throw it straight, it goes straight. You can also manipulate your release angle for hyzer or anhyzer and it does both wonderfully.

I do not throw sidearm with this disc as it is not torque resistant and wobbles a lot if I give it much power. If your forehands are really smooth, maybe this would work for you.

Conclusion: If you throw backhand literally ever, buy a tomb. 

Metal Flake Glow C-Blend

The Infinite Tomb really was not the disc i was expecting it to be. I thought i was gonna get a straight to stable disc to throw off the tee to replace my Neutron Envy with.
Boy oh boy was i wrong. 

Look:
I got a ghost stamped one and it looks amazing. Sweet design full of detail, awesome, vibrant colors. 10/10

Feel:
The feel is great. Typical Tomb feel, very shallow with a small bead. Almost board flat. The C-Blend plastic feels great and grippy.

Flight:
This is where it really surprised me. This disc is STRAIGHT. And i mean laser straight, regardless if it were little 150ft upshots or 300ft bombs. I haven't really ever thrown a premium plastic putter that flew like my Electron Envys, which are my absolute favorite putter off the tee. And the Tomb goes FAR. I played a round with it today and was able to throw the exact same shapes that i use my Electron Envys for.
It holds the line you put it on perfectly. I even parked a 300ft turnover shot with it.

Conclusion:
I have told people numerous times how there is not a putter on the market that can contend with those. Well, this is the one. It might not find a place in my bag right away, because I'm cycling Envys and i have a large stack of them at home still. But this Tomb is gonna be sitting right there, waiting for its moment to be called, and it'll be great. I'm already looking forward to it.
The one criticism i have is that it really does not glow well. But that's not what i got it for, so i won't take off any stars.

If you want a super comfortable, straight flying putter that goes far, buy the C-Blend Tomb. You won't regret it.

Decided to try the C-Blend Metal Flake Tomb (New runs) after buying into all of the hype (and not being able to find the older run mummy).

TL DR - Tomb made the bag for throwing putter over dozens of others.

I've played BH for 1 year (9-year FH). I'd consider myself intermediate, getting some drivers out 400ft.

I have started a strong focus on working only on putters and reworking my form. I'm about a month in. I've tried the Luna, Berg, Sonic, Proxy, Wizard, Envy, Ohm, Aviar, Xero, Aviar3, Zone, Pure, Deputy, Rhyno, Pig, Reko - and maybe a dozen more. I can push most of these about 280-300 consistently. 

My first 20-30 with the tomb hit 320-340. One had a bit of dome and got a minor turn prior to a reliable .5 - 1 fade. The disc throws smoothly, loves to be powered up, handles torque well, and feels confident attacking angles. It also threw straighter than I anticipated.

I hope to beat the tomb in to replace my turnover putter - Lat 64 Soft Pure that I think will beat too flippy real quick.
 

Definitely worth grabbing one. Great for upshots forehand or backhand. Also a great straight thrower off the tee. 

The Infinite Discs Tomb is by far my favorite throwing putter I have ever tried.  I have thrown a lot of different plastics and have loved them all, but my favorite is the metal flake glow.  I live in Utah, so I am throwing at elevation.  When thrown flat, Tombs will go dead straight for the majority of its flight with a slight fade at the end. This throwing putter will also go extremely far, I have gotten my out to around 370' on multiple occasions.  I strongly encourage everyone to at least try the Tomb.

I haven't thrown anything like the tomb. Its amazing! With its low profile its really easy to put good spin on it for longer "circle 3 putts" or just for throwing it is very comfortable in the hand and is just point and shoot! Great for backhands or short anhyzer forehands!

Hands down my top favorite disc in my bag! This disc is so reliable and holds any line I put it on. I initially purchased it when I was trying to find the perfect putter for me last year after I started playing, but I use this a fair amount for tee shots and approaches. Oddly enough this disc works well for forehand shots when in a wooded situation as well. I would highly recommend this disc to anyone! I have two in the metal flake glow c-blend plastic, but I would be interested to try out a different plastic as well. 

The Tomb is my go to disc off the tee for <300' holes. and for 120-300' approaches.

1- the feel is amazing. pretty flat, and shallow.

2- and this is the key to why the tomb is so great... they've somehow cracked the code to make this disc very hard to turn over (torque resistant) which makes for a very straight flight. but at the same time.. the disc doesn't hook up hard at the end, it lands pretty soft, and you don't get a big skip off to the left (RHBH).

I can throw this disc basically as far as all my mids, its literally going to take all but 2 mids out of my bag. which just leaves more room for MORE TOMBS!!! they're that good! 

Great approach disc! Flies very straight with little bend when you need 30-40 feet. Will always be in my bag. Keeps the line if you try any anhyzer throw. Super reliable!

I'm currently in the process of buying up all of the metalflake glow Tombs and some splatter stars, so if you want one you'd better hurry. It's a great driving putter, scramble disc, and obviously an approach disc. Its super shallow for a putter and is a fantastic forehand approach disc because of this. 

I'm admittedly pretty hyped on this disc. Its very unique, and takes on all the best parts of the stud and rat. Get one, and you'll bag it.

Edit: I now have 4 aces with this disc. Two of them were for cash.

Disc: Infinite Discs MF Glow C-Blend Tomb - 175 gram

Look & Feel: The MF Glow C-Blend plastic is stiffer than the S-Blend but still provides good grip and is durable. The shallow rim width and depth combined with the very flat top make for a comfortable driving/approach putter. The special edition Mummy 3 color stamp looks sweet as well. 

Flight: The Tomb is a straight putter with good torque resistance in the MF Glow C-Blend. Easy to power up and push out to 275' for backhand drives off the tee, and works great for shorter & straighter forehand drives up to 225' with some touch. The MF Glow C-Blend adds some stability over the S-Blend but retains the glide, making it a better when the wind picks up a bit. Useful for upshots from a standstill or scrambling off the fairway.

Impressions & Comparisons: The Tomb remains a mold I'm working to find a spot in the bag for. Situationally I find it overlaps most with the Innova Rat for FH scrambling and upshots or BH/FH drives off the tee. I think it has most potential as a short mid range distance for BH approaches or drives and will be trying it out alongside the Luster Invader from Innova. The Innova Rat & Pig are typically my FH approach/BH overstable-ish approach/mids. R-Pro Innova Rhyno takes the short straight BH/FH approaches. I would be interested in a R-Pro Tomb for sure!

Wasn't sure if I'd like this mold but I figured I'd try it and I'm mad at myself for waiting so long. This has become my favorite throwing putter quickly. It is very torque resistant but not OS. You can throw it hard and expect a straight flight or take some power off and get some fade at the end. If you're having trouble finding a putter you can trust to fly straight, try one of these out! 

The Tomb is a solid stable approach disc. This disc has a fair amount of glide and just enough stability to be trust worthy off the tee for 300+ foot shots. Very comfortable in the hand and I'm definitely partial to the recent plastic and stamp options. Only complaint is that there is a thin strip of plastic running around the disc in the dead center of the rim; presumably where the mold closed. I know it will wear off over time but it prevents the disc from feeling perfect out of the box. 

Great disc. I'd been looking for a gap between my super-overstable putter (Discraft Zone) and my "putting-putter" (DD Deputy), and this fit the bill perfectly! Glides *forever* for a putter and is laser-straight, especially into a head-wind. Fantastic for either FH or BH throws, and will hold absolutely any line you put it on. Played a round with this disc, and immediately bought another for if (when) this finds its way into the water or a very tall tree... 

Will definitely be making it to the course for my next one-disc round.