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I-Blend Emperor

4.83
(209 Reviews)
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The I-Blend Emperor features a slightly domed profile and offers impressive glide and distance potential with moderate turn and a strong finish. Made from grippy recycled plastic, this version of the Infinite Discs Emperor is ideal for long hyzer-flips, distance shots, or players stepping up into high-speed drivers.

Manufacturer Flight Numbers 12/5/-1/2.5
Reviewer Flight Numbers 12/5.1/-1/2.5
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Neutron - Axiom Bokeh

4.46
(12 Reviews)
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The Axiom Bokeh is a glide-focused fairway driver built for controlled distance and line shaping. It offers more torque resistance than the Crave while maintaining a smooth, workable flight that pushes forward with minimal effort. The added glide makes it effective on open fairways and precise through wooded lines. This release is part of the Simon Lizotte Team Series.

Manufacturer Flight Numbers 7/6/0/1
Reviewer Flight Numbers 7.1/6/-0.2/1
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Neutron Trail

4.64
(40 Reviews)
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The MVP Neutron Trail is a premium, durable driver with excellent grip and consistency. The Neutron Trail flies straight with dependable fade, making it a versatile distance driver that can handle both forehands and backhands.

Manufacturer Flight Numbers 10/5/-1/1
Reviewer Flight Numbers 10.1/5.3/-1.2/1.1
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Neutron Control

4.10
(5 Reviews)
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The MVP Control is a stable distance driver designed for accuracy, dependable fade, and controlled shot shaping. It offers more wind resistance than the Trail while maintaining enough glide and forward push for long, precise drives.

The Control handles anhyzer releases well and is also a strong option for forehand throws. Its stable flight makes it useful when placement and consistency matter more than maximum distance.

Manufacturer Flight Numbers 10/5/-0.5/2
Reviewer Flight Numbers 10/4.9/-0.4/2.1
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C-Blend Squire

4.83
(3 Reviews)
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The Infinite Discs Squire is the first 8-speed fairway driver in the Infinite lineup, filling the gap between slower fairway drivers and higher-speed control drivers. It offers easy glide and dependable control, making it approachable for newer players while giving experienced throwers a reliable option for shaping accurate fairway lines.

Originally run as "Prototype 2" during a prototyping phase in early 2026.

Manufacturer Flight Numbers 8/6/0/1
Reviewer Flight Numbers 8/6/-0.1/1
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Merge Squire

4.83
(3 Reviews)
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The Infinite Discs Squire is the first 8-speed fairway driver in the Infinite lineup, filling the gap between slower fairway drivers and higher-speed control drivers. It offers easy glide and dependable control, making it approachable for newer players while giving experienced throwers a reliable option for shaping accurate fairway lines.

Originally run as "Prototype 2" during a prototyping phase in early 2026.

Manufacturer Flight Numbers 8/6/0/1
Reviewer Flight Numbers 8/6/-0.1/1
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DX Sync

5.00
(2 Reviews)
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The Sync is a disc golf putter from Innova. It is a straight-flying, beadless putter with a fast release out of the hand. It has a flat top and a low pofile.

Manufacturer Flight Numbers 3/3/0/1
Reviewer Flight Numbers 3/3/0/1
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Q-Line DD1

4.33
(9 Reviews)
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Considered to be the younger sibling of the DD3, the DD1 distance driver by Discmania offers a less overstable flight path than the popular DD3 distance driver. The DD1's smooth glide carries it to the horizon with some turn, before reliably fading back at the end of its flight. This versatile disc is a top choice for both accurate drives in the woods and full-power throws in the open fields. The DD1 distance driver is truly a disc for the masses, designed by Discmania to deliver consistent performance and control for disc golfers of all skill levels.

Manufacturer Flight Numbers 11/5/-1/2
Reviewer Flight Numbers 11/5.1/-1/2.1
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Infinite I-Blend X-Out Wraith

4.68
(454 Reviews)
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The I-Blend Wraith X-Out is a factory second from the special Infinite Discs and Innova collaboration. Made with Infinite’s grippy I-Blend plastic, these discs may feature minor imperfections but still deliver the same legendary Wraith flight. X-Out editions are a budget-friendly way to bag this iconic distance driver while enjoying the softer feel and extra glide of I-Blend plastic.

Manufacturer Flight Numbers 11/5/-1/3
Reviewer Flight Numbers 11/5/-1.1/2.9
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Project ChainGrip Pure

4.77
(175 Reviews)
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The Pure is arguably Latitude 64's straightest flying disc. This is disc is an excellent choice for short putts as well as long approach shots. For a pure, controlled flight, consider the Latitude 64 Pure.

Manufacturer Flight Numbers 3/3/-1/1
Reviewer Flight Numbers 3/3.1/-0.6/0.7
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D-Line Flex 2 P2x

4.75
(4 Reviews)
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The Discmania P2x is a straight-to-slightly-overstable putter crafted in collaboration with Gannon Buhr as part of the Originals line. Designed to be a versatile, all-around putter, the P2x excels in both approach shots and putting, offering a dependable, straight flight you can rely on in any situation. After extensive rounds of prototyping and refining, the P2x combines comfort and control, making it the disc you reach for when the stakes are high and precision matters most.

Manufacturer Flight Numbers 2/3/0/1
Reviewer Flight Numbers 2.1/3/0/1
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Star Sync

5.00
(2 Reviews)
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The Sync is a disc golf putter from Innova. It is a straight-flying, beadless putter with a fast release out of the hand. It has a flat top and a low pofile.

Manufacturer Flight Numbers 3/3/0/1
Reviewer Flight Numbers 3/3/0/1
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Q-Line DD3

4.52
(48 Reviews)
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The Gannon Buhr Premier Series DD3 in Q-Line plastic features a re-engineered flight plate that shifts up to 10% of the disc’s total weight toward the rim, increasing momentum and glide for longer flights. Molded in Discmania’s most advanced plastic blend, the Q-Line offers a denser, more durable feel with a refined grip and consistent performance. This edition showcases the fierce dragon stamp to mark Gannon’s 2025 World Championship, pairing elite-level design with Discmania’s latest in distance-driving innovation.

Manufacturer Flight Numbers 12/5/-1/3
Reviewer Flight Numbers 12/5.1/-1/2.9
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I-Blend Squire

4.83
(3 Reviews)
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The Infinite Discs Squire is the first 8-speed fairway driver in the Infinite lineup, filling the gap between slower fairway drivers and higher-speed control drivers. It offers easy glide and dependable control, making it approachable for newer players while giving experienced throwers a reliable option for shaping accurate fairway lines.

Originally run as "Prototype 2" during a prototyping phase in early 2026.

Manufacturer Flight Numbers 8/6/0/1
Reviewer Flight Numbers 8/6/-0.1/1
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I-Blend X-Out Emperor

4.83
(209 Reviews)
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The I-Blend X-Out Emperor is a factory second molded in the same recycled plastic as standard I-Blend runs. It’s a more affordable way to experience the high-glide, distance-friendly Infinite Discs Emperor with minor visual imperfections.

Manufacturer Flight Numbers 12/5/-1/2.5
Reviewer Flight Numbers 12/5.1/-1/2.5
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Gummy C-Blend Maya

4.71
(96 Reviews)
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The Gummy C-Blend Maya is a limited-run version with a flexible, grippy feel and excellent cold-weather performance. This blend tends to have more dome and glide, making it a favorite for players wanting maximum carry with added control.

Manufacturer Flight Numbers 11/5/-3/1
Reviewer Flight Numbers 11.4/5.1/-2.9/1
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Electron - Axiom Pixel

4.70
(15 Reviews)
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Electron plastic gives the Pixel a grippy, baseline feel that seasons in quickly. The Electron Pixel is a straight-flying putter with high glide, making it a reliable choice for both putting and approach shots.

Manufacturer Flight Numbers 2/4/0/0.5
Reviewer Flight Numbers 2/4.1/-0.1/0.5
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I-Blend Prototype II

4.83
(6 Reviews)
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The Infinite Discs Prototype II is a fairway driver built for controlled, glide-forward flights. It fits between the Centurion and Exodus, offering a straight flight with a gentle, reliable fade. It can be viewed as a faster, flatter Centurion or a slightly slower Dynasty, giving players a versatile option for shaping fairway lines. Flight numbers are tentative and based on early feedback from testers.

Manufacturer Flight Numbers 8/6/0/1
Reviewer Flight Numbers 8/5.9/-0.1/1
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CryZtal Raptor

4.70
(81 Reviews)
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CryZtal plastic is clear, stiff, and very durable. The CryZtal Raptor delivers the same reliable overstability with a firmer feel and trusted consistency.

Manufacturer Flight Numbers 9/4/0/3
Reviewer Flight Numbers 9/4/-0.1/3
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Swirly D-Blend Tomb

4.87
(207 Reviews)
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The Swirly D-Blend Tomb provides enhanced grip and style in a soft, baseline plastic. It’s great for circle putts and approaches, and the swirl patterns make each disc unique.

Manufacturer Flight Numbers 3/4/0/1
Reviewer Flight Numbers 3.1/4/0/1.1
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Delve into the latest trends of the disc golf world with the top selling disc golf discs last week at Infinite Discs. This dynamic list, compiled by tracking the purchases of passionate players on InfiniteDiscs.com, offers a real-time snapshot of the discs that are currently captivating the community. Whether it's a game-changing putter, a reliable midrange, or a powerful driver, these discs represent the choices of players seeking the best tools for their game. As preferences ebb and flow, this weekly compilation provides both new and seasoned disc golf enthusiasts with valuable insights into the evolving landscape of disc selection, showcasing the ever-shifting favorites that make each round a thrilling challenge.

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