Centurion Halo S-blend (7)

The Infinite Discs Centurion is a stable fairway driver with flight numbers 7/5/-1/2, built for controlled fairway shots with a reliable fade at the end. The mild -1 turn allows stronger arms to shape gentle anhyzers or hold a flat line under power, while moderate arms get a near-straight flight that finishes with a confident 2 fade. The 5 glide keeps the disc on a predictable arc without overcarrying, useful in wooded fairways and tight gaps where the landing zone matters. The fade is strong enough for hyzer flex shots and skip lines but never abrupt. Premium plastic blends hold this stable-overstable shape longest, while baseline blends season faster toward straight, then mildly understable flight, eventually opening into longer fairway s-curves. A versatile control driver for tournament players who value consistency over raw distance.

Plast: S-blend: The Infinite Discs S-Blend plastic is a premium opaque blend valued for its excellent balance of grip, durability, and reliable flight performance. It is widely comparable to Innova Star plastic, offering a comfortable hand feel with slightly more grip than stiff translucent blends like C-Blend. S-Blend provides long-lasting flight consistency while still allowing for a controlled and gradual break-in over time. Discs in S-Blend maintain their original stability and listed flight characteristics through extensive play, resisting wear far better than baseline plastics. As the plastic slowly seasons, flights become slightly straighter and more workable without changing dramatically. The combination of dependable grip, durability, and predictable wear makes S-Blend one of the most popular plastics for both drivers and control-focused discs. The Infinite Discs Halo plastic refers to a two-tone aesthetic where a contrasting rim colour surrounds the flight plate, typically produced on premium blends such as S-Blend and C-Blend. This creates a distinctive "halo rim" look, with the outer edge darker or differently coloured than the centre. The Halo design is purely cosmetic and does not change the physical performance of the disc. Grip, stability, and long-term wear are still determined entirely by the underlying blend — a Halo C-Blend disc flies, feels, and seasons exactly like standard C-Blend, breaking in and going understable on the same curve. What the Halo treatment adds is visual identity and collectability: the premium, high-contrast appearance makes these discs stand out, which gives them strong second-hand appeal and tends to hold value at or slightly above a plain run of the same blend, especially in popular colourways.

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