A great flying, stable 10 speed. Buuuuut... seem to be pretty inconsistent run to run. I've had two different I blends, and they flew completely different from each other (no surprise since they're shaped completely different)... I blend discs with huge domes are going to be quite understable, in my experience. The flatter I blend I had and lost flew true to the numbers. I also have a metal flake glow C blend that is a touch more stable than the numbers. Controllable distance with tighter lines than faster drivers, forehand and backhand

This is my go to off the tee pad. I love the flight. Very consistent. I own 3 of them! You should get one.

A Grace that is actually an 11 speed. The disc is marketed as a 10 speed but it has the same rim width as a wraith. It flies like a straighter wraith out of the box and I blend beats quickly into your tailwind/turnover distance driver. Great disc.

Hand feel is great, flies like a straighter wraith. Flight numbers are a touch off but very good disc.

I have had a few different Aztecs, most of them have been a super smooth pretty fast control driver, great for long hyzer flips or anhyzer max distance shots. This disc was the first faster disc I was really able to push out with some real distance control, and it has stayed in my bag as my arm speed has continued to improve. It still competes with with my 12 and 13 speed drivers for max distance - I have pushed it over 500ft (udisc). All this is enough for the review, but last year there was a missprint run where a few of the colors have this crazy pop top dome, this dome stables them up a little allowing for the same distance of the other runs but on much more conservative line. I can't wait to get some of the new plastics for this mold.
 

This is a very controllable distance driver that you can hyzerflip, big turnover and even long rollers for faster arm speed players. I could see this being used by a wide range of players. If you don't like wide rim discs than this would be a great fit with a good amount of glide

I was looking for a stable control driver to fill a need in my bag and picked up this disc. I play at altitude so this fits the role of stable for me.  The reviews were good so I had fairly high expectations but you also never really know how reviews translate to throwing at altitude.   In this case I was very surprised.  For reference, my good drives with higher speed discs are usually in the 400-440 range depending on conditions.  This disc is pretty consistently around 400 for me which I was not expecting.   It gives me the option for a longer controlled drive with a consistent fade and has become an instant staple in my bag.  It definitely has excellent glide, even here in Colorado where we lack air for discs to glide on.  Would highly recommend.   

If you are looking for a disc that can do sidearm and backhand look no further. The Aztec is a great driver! Just because it is a 10 speed don't be fooled this disc can fly just as far as a 12 speed. Right now I can comfortably get easy 360- 400 ft off of this disc on a drive backhand. Very glidey and the iblends always have the perfect amount of dome.

When I read the reviews and saw several comparisons to Thunderbirds, I jumped on it. Sadly, for me, it's more like a beat in Beast than Thunderbird. Absolutely can't handle the wind. Most of my drives flipped into never-never land...and I'm not a stud. I play MA50 with moderate power. The two Aztec's I have are very domy which adds to the distance, but makes it understable. With a slight right-to-left crosswind I can throw it in another zip.

I think the numbers should be closer to 10 5 -2 -2.

I think I am in the minority here based on the reviews I have read, but this disc is very overstable for me. When release on hyzer, i get no flip up. When released flat, it stays flat for a bit until a harsh fade. The disc does have great glide which is why i use it mostly for spike hyzers. I can push it 350ft on hyzer the whole way. My disc is pretty beat up and hasn't lost much stability, if any.

The Aztec is my #1 driver. I am an intermediate player (max drive around 350', 300 is pretty normal for me). It holds any line you put on it, will flip up to flat and glide for a long time before fading back. It has never turned and burned on me, I literally can not over throw this disc. 

The Infinite Discs Aztec is absolutely a must bag disc. It has a similar flight to the Innova Wraith but its a bit more torque resistant if your a forehand player. Which I love.Mine has almost a "pop top" to it which I assumed might give it a slight bit more stability but after spending an entire round throwing it I felt as though it matched its flight numbers perfectly. 

Forehand with a slight anhyzer and this disc will fly nice and straight and finish with a  subtle slow speed fade. 

Forehand with flat release and medium power and watch this disc croze through the air and finish with a slight skip, easily hitting 300 ft with little effort due to its amazing amount of glide. Power Up and I was hitting 350+ which impressed me immensely for a speed 10 disc.

Backhand hyzer held the line nicely. Backhand anhyzer got a nice smooth flex. 

This disc never really crashed to the ground so with the right power and angle you can rely on it ro hold the line. Honestly I would say this will become my #1 go to forehand disc.

This disc immediately went into my bag! I have the swirly S blend...it just bombs! Thrown with hyzer or flat, and get ready for distance. If you get over on it, the Aztec will hold the turn for most of the flight.

Great turn over disc in the I blend 

Sneaky long. This is wonderful woods disc for me, flip to flat / flip to turn shots. Would also be a great option for shorter throwers stepping into a faster driver. 

This disc in I-blend plastic straight out of the box is straight 80% of the flight than with a gentle fade. It feels really good in the hand and I use this for any shot around 280-300 that has a small finish left to the pin. I use it mostly for backhand but sometimes if I'm in trouble in the woods and my only option is a forehand I would use this because when I use it sidearm it just is dead straight. Love this disc!

I-Blend

This Disc in the I-blend plastic is a slightly more understable then it's flight numbers in my opinion. I will use it for Hyzer flips around 400 ft and max distance rollers.

I blend Aztec:

I like this disc, it's very domey in I-blend and is comfortable in the hand. It's a little flippier, I think, than what the -1 may indicate, but it's good for longer distance shots to get max air time, or short shots you need to finish more right. It takes a sneaky amount of touch to get it to fly exactly how you want, but it does the job well. Just don't expect it to hold up in wind. 

I have thrown this disc in glow c-blend, but my primary experience is with I-blend. I find it to be a little more flippy than what most of the numbers indicate. It's a wonderful, straight disc that is capable of pretty big distance without having a very large rim. As other reviews have stated, it seems like a bit longer flying Exodus.

I really like the Aztec because it makes me think of a slightly longer Exodus. I've been throwing the Exodus as my main control driver ever since it was released. The Aztec is like a perfect crossover into distance driver territory when I need a little more distance, but with a similar flight pattern. I use the I-Blend the most as it has that moderate end fade that I like. But I also love the G-Blend for a more "flippy" understable version. I can carry both in my bag for a couple of different flight paths. I think that the Aztec will become one of those discs that just about anybody can handle-- the speed isn't too high for most players, and the flight doesn't exaggerate the understable or overstable side. 

Got an I-blend Aztec in a lighter weight.  When it arrived I was surprised to see how domey it was.  But when I threw it, it performed very well.  It has a nice S-flex that gets really good distance, with a little turnover and some fade back.  It did very well in windy conditions also.

The Aztec and Sphinx are something like the Beast/Valkyrie argument: which is best?  The Aztec and Sphinx are too close in performance for both to be in my bag, so I'll have to choose one of the other.  The good news is that I will have a lot of fun throwing them to see which I like best...

This is a longer exodus. This is a great wooded fairway flyer. It handles about just any line you put it on and still wants to be a good disc and fight back. Would recommend for someone who has decently strong back hand. 10/10

This is a longer exodus! It flies true to its numbers and is super reliable! This thing really goes far!  Super comfortable in the hand and worth every penny! It has helped out at my local wooded courses. It hits every line you put it on and still wants to fight back slightly. I would recommend this disc to someone who has a strong backhand as it it a stable disc.

This is a killer driver! I haven't thrown a disc that quite has these flight characteristics but now I always want to have this disc that does. The Aztec glides forever and has some slight turn and consistent fade! The closest comparison to this disc that I have thrown is a Thunderbird; the difference to me is that the Aztec generates more distance, glides more, and has a slightly more turn. For me its not a replacement for the Thunderbird its just a phenomenal compliment to it. The feel of the I-Blend is fantastic; I personally look forward to trying out a C or S blend in the future as I love a plastic that beats in slower.

This is a great size rim for my hand and my grip. It felt great in my hand. The flight was just as the numbers indicated. throwing it flat, I got a subtle turn at high speed and not too drastic fade at the end. I was happy with the distance I was getting, too. I feel like as the disc breaks in I will be getting a better s-curve and longer distances. I was already coming close to getting the distance that I get on my higher-speed drivers. 

I would really like to throw a lighter version of the Aztec to see if I can squeeze a little more distance out of the disc. But, even at the weight I threw I was happy at the distance I was getting (about 300 feet).