Infinite Discs Emperor
The Infinite Discs Emperor is a stable distance driver built for full-power shots and controlled finishes. It handles torque well and stays predictable at speed. Expect long glide with a dependable fade.
Flight: 12 | 5 | -1 | 2.5. The Emperor pushes straight, drifts on flex lines, and fades with control. Official specs
Why throw the Infinite Discs Emperor?
- Stable 12-speed driver for long, repeatable distance lines.
- Forehand-friendly feel with strong torque resistance.
- Great flex driver for open holes and last-second movement.
- Reliable fade that finishes without a violent dump.
- Easy to cycle by plastic and wear for multiple stabilities.
Plastics
I-Blend (value premium): softer and grippier than S-Blend, with excellent glide at a lower price.
S-Blend (premium): balanced grip and durability for everyday distance work.
Swirly S-Blend (premium special runs): S-Blend feel with swirly looks on many runs.
G-Blend (premium, flexible): extra flex and grip, especially nice in colder weather.
Halo S-Blend (premium special runs): two-tone Halo look with durable, confidence-inspiring flights.
Halo C-Blend (premium, transparent): Champion-like durability that holds stability longer.
Luster C-Blend (premium, firm): C-Blend durability with a shimmery finish; some runs feel a touch more stable.
Metal Flake Glow C-Blend (premium glow): glow C-Blend with metal flakes; often described as a bit more stable.
Flight numbers
- Speed: 12
- Glide: 5
- Turn: -1
- Fade: 2.5
Similar Discs
Innova Destroyer • Discraft Zeus
FAQs
What are the Infinite Discs Emperor flight numbers and what do they mean?
12 | 5 | -1 | 2.5 means fast distance speed, strong glide, workable turn, and a dependable fade for controlled finishes.
Is the Emperor overstable or just stable?
It’s stable to moderately overstable. Power throwers get workable flex and forward fade. Lower arms get straighter flights with consistent finish.
How does the Emperor compare to a Destroyer?
They live in the same “workhorse bomber” lane. Many players use the Emperor for similar flex lines and forehand distance shots.
Do different Emperor plastics change stability?
Yes. Halo and C-Blend style plastics usually hold stability longer. I-Blend and G-Blend can feel more workable as they season.
Why do I sometimes see different Emperor flight numbers online?
Some shops list slightly different fades (like 2.0 vs 2.5). Infinite’s own Emperor listings commonly show 12 | 5 | −1 | 2.5.
