Love it. I love the feel of it in my hand. Go grab one for yourself.

When I first bought this disc it was straight with a little fade. After a few rounds and a few weeks in an out of the bag, I finally saw just how good this thing is. It beat in quick and then maintained its status as a hyzerflip machine. This disc has saved me so many strokes on wooded courses and anyone could benefit from putting one of these in their bags!

I tested this out together with an Anubis and a few other stable mids that are favorites in my bag for comparison. I found that both of these midranges flew well, but seemed to lag behind my other 5-glide mids & approach discs, so I give them a 4 glide instead of the 5. However, the Chariot more often than not out distanced the Anubis, though with more fade at the end as the flight numbers would suggest. The Chariot and Anubis both had a bit of flashing underneath (more pronounced on the Anubis) making their release a bit rough initially, but I've been wearing that down. I like the I-Blend plastic: It feels good, releases cleanly, and appears to be holding up well (I've had other I-blend discs for a year now and they've done well so far).

This disc quickly pushed the Buzzz and Mako3 out of my bag.  It's every bit as straight flying and reliable and its typically more available.  The I blend has been my favorite so far, good feel but durable enough while still affordable to replace.

The Chariot isn't too hard to learn but is most rewarding to people who can release flat or on slight hyzer/annhyzer.  It can turn over if you are too jerky or into the wind but in calm conditions its point and shoot.

I have a spatter S blend and a C blend also and the stability didn't seem to be noticeably different.  The only thing I noticed was the C blend had a touch less glide.

I love this disc. This disc is for absolutely everyone. Perfect for straight tunnel shots or straight up shots from 200-265 feet. Doesn't really do much except fly straight, but when thrown with a little anhyzer it turns just a bit and fades right back to the line you want it on. Buy this disc.

Straight flier confirmed.

I have two of these in I-Blend which is similar to an Innova Pro plastic.  Grippy but fairly durable.

Flight wise I would compare this disc to a slightly straighter Buzzz with a mini bead. Every Buzzz I have thrown I would say are closer to a 1.5-2 fade, I think this disc is truly a 1 fade. It's very gentle at the end which is great for carving up woods. But it's still high speed stable enough to not have it drift right. Great disc!  

I really wanted to like the Chariot by Infinite, but it just isn't for me. Of all the midranges I have thrown, this has had the most uncomfortable hand feel. Maybe it's the run of I-blend, but there is considerable flashing that makes a consistent release difficult. It is fairly deep for a midrange and the dome makes it hard for my hands to get a comfortable grip. That being said, if I am able to get a good release this disc flies straight with a ton of glide and minimal fade. However, this disc likes to turn over even in a minimal headwind, but that could also be because I didn't have the cleanest release. This is by no means a bad disc, and I would like to try it out in a different plastic. If you like deeper mids the Chariot is still a solid option. 

I was convinced that the Chariot was the exact same mold as the Innova made MD3, until they released the mid-disc warrior or whatever it is. That is how similar these discs are, and that is high praise. They are stable, even in I-blend. I had to beat mine in for over a year and a half before it started flying like an M4. I still have a difficult time telling between the MD3 and the Chariot, but I feel like these are a titch straighter and the diameter is 1 mm less. However, I have some Metal Flake ones that are fairly overstable, and are even stamped at speed 4. Like most mids that have a good amount of high speed stability and late fade, you really need to get some rotation on this disc to keep it in the air. While I currently only bag 1 chariot, I have to give the mold 5/5 star. It is an incredible mold, but as a forehand dominant player I find myself reaching for it less than other options.

I currently bag two of the Chariots, a glow and a c blend. The glow has beat in to be very neutral (5/5/-1/1) and the c blend has some stability (5/5/0/2). This disc is similar to other mids in this slot (md3/QMS/roc3) so it's all about plastic and feel. I trust this disc anytime I reach for it. This disc does what you tell it, that's all you can ask from your mid. 

Everyone raves(understandably so) and is waiting impatiently for the re-release of the Glow C-Blend Chariot. Until that happens, get yourself the I-Blend. I think it is a very comparable replacement. There is a different feel, not quite as grippy, but the flight is almost identical. If anything... I think the I-Blend is a touch more stable.

The flight is similar to a Buzzz to me and kicked the Buzzz out of my bag.

My only complaint is that the mold seems to have pretty severe flashing. All 4 Chariots I have had bad flashing that didn't feel to good when releasing the disc. After some use and seasoning, it wears away and becomes a non-issue so I recommend throwing often of this is an issue for you.

I just began playing disc golf about two months ago. I have already been bitten by the disc-collector bug, and the Chariot was one of the first discs I picked up when it went on sale.  It has easily become one of my go-to discs for any approach shot between 150-250 ft. 

This disc is incredibly predictable, which is what makes it so beginner friendly. The lower speed really allows me to focus on my throwing form without sacrificing much distance or glide. It's an awesome point-and-shoot mid-range, but it has really helped me work on my release angles and begin to develop a consistent hyzer shot.  The I-blend plastic feels great in my hand and has been a nice step up in quality from the Innova DX plastic I first threw with.

Very solid disc that will be sticking in my bag for a long time!

The Chariot is a great disc! It has a really good feel similar to a Mako3 with a small bead or maybe an MD3. It fits comfortably in the hand for control backhands, power backhands, or forehands. As for the flight, it is a very straight disc with a small fade at the end. However, thrown full power it will turn over slightly and just hold the line nicely. I could see this becoming my go-to midrange for a long time!

My go to disc. I have 2 I blends one at 169g and 180g. 

this is a very nice midrange disc that seems to be like a buzz or a truth in flight to me.. very similar with amazing glide that just keeps going.. ive over thrown several holes due to its glide so keep that in mind when you throw this..  Also like those other mids that I mentioned this chariot holds a line, be a hyzer or an anhyzer it'll do the job.

Great neutral midrange. The feel in the hand is really nice, and the feel of the color glow plastic is grippy and secure. The flight is (to me) similar to that of the eMac truth (it glides for a long way) but with less S curve. This makes the Chariot way better for woods golf and for hitting gaps. It holds hyzer releases unless I give the throw everything I have. On a flat release, it rides straight with a little fade. A headwind can push it to understable, but I usually go to my next midrange on the stability scale for headwinds. This is a very nice beginner disc. It will still be stable for slower arms and will still fill a slot in their bag once their form progresses.

180 grams I-Blend Chariot

This is a great disc.  The Chariot is very stable/straight flying midrange with a gentle fade at the end.  This is now my go-to midrange.  The I-Blend plastic is soft and grippy, similar to Innova Star.  Beginner or not, I recommend the Chariot as a great straight midrange for your bag. 

We own 2 167g I-Blend Chariots.  Both my son (10-year-old) and I decided that we liked it so much that we had to each have one.  My son is having a hard time deciding between Chariot and Innova Mako3 now, though.  With the I-Blend plastic, Chariot sometimes slips out of his hand.  For me, though, Chariot is the only midrange I carry.  I use it all the time; sometimes off the tee pad (on shorter courses; I'm not very good yet).  It's not great on windy days (because of the glide and lower weight that I happen to own).  I have a hard time throwing it forehand (although that might be me more than the disc).  Otherwise, this is a great disc that I highly recommend (at least for beginners).  It's predictable and straight no matter how hard you throw it (as long as you release it flat, of course).  If you throw it on an angle (as long as it isn't too steep), it will follow the line you want and straighten out towards the end of its flight.  It doesn't seem to like angles that are too steep, though.  This isn't a problem for me, but might be for more advanced players.

I-Blend

One of my go to midranges. In I-blend, it is a little more under stable then the ratings. I love throwing this disc on hyzer flips and long turnovers.

Tried an I-blend Chariot to see how it fared against the Buzzz.  I found that the Chariot I have was more overstable than the Buzzz;  the Chariot's flight numbers for me are more like 5,4,0,2.  My Chariot was more like a Ra than a Buzzz or Roc3.  I'm sure many people will find the Chariot to be great for their bags, but it wasn't suiting my game on my home course.

After loving the Anubis and Ra, I decided to go for the trifecta and give the Chariot a chance to knock my Buzz out of my bag. Success. I think i may have gotten a little more distance from the Buzz, but they fly basically the same.  I really don't use this disc a whole lot because I can get the Anubis to fly the same with a touch of hyzer (my love for the Anubis is tremendous).... and as always, the Chariot is less expensive than a Buzzz and on sale quite a bit.

I like the flight of the disc. It holds straight and if turning over, hyzer release and it will hold...barely fades.

I dont like the I-blend plastic...only thing i can say is that it literally feels like plastic...sounds wierd but the plastic blend is too plasticy for me....

Feel: This disc feels exactly how I think a midrange should. Nice medium sized rim. Not really a thin or tall profile, no obnoxious bead, no weird curve. Just fits in my hand really well, and gives me confidence to throw. My 3rd run I-Blend has a flat top, but my 1st run c-Blend Color glow has more of a dome, this makes me like my 3rd run a little more, and also makes the 1st run slightly more stable

Flight: I like the type of midrange that this is. It is one of those that can be thrown hard, and not turn or fade. It can also be thrown a little softer, to get a good fade out of it. This is truly an all around midrange. It has just enough stability to allow for more power, something I think infinite’s Anubis is lacking.

Comparisons: This disc feels exactly like my Atlas, just without the overmold. The flight is pretty much identical too. This disc feels nothing like a roc, but it flies pretty similar to the rocs that I have, and, just saying, the roc is one of the world’s favorite discs for a reason...

Got this to compare it to the Anubis, which I thought was a bit domey; it is a bit flatter.  I'm not a fan of small rims on mid-ranges, and was hoping the Chariot was a bit bigger.  Not so, however; it is about the same as an MD.  It's a pretty straight shooter with slight fade.  I'd recommend it because the I-blend plastic is great and the price is right.

Disc: Infinite Discs I-Blend Chariot (run 3, blue, 180 grams)

Feel: The Chariot molded pretty flat and with a firm flight plate in the I-Blend plastic, more so than the I-Blend Anubis and the Color Glow C-Blend Chariots (run 1). The I-Blend plastic provides great grip and has proved durable over many rounds. Flat top & less concave bottom rim than a Roc3 with a smaller bead make the Chariot a very comfortable mid range.

Flight: True to the flight ratings (5/5/0/1) off the shelf, the I-Blend flew very straight in most conditions and handles wind pretty well. Headwind might produce -1 turn but the fade will bring it back to straight on the flight path. Angle control is important but the Chariot is pretty forgiving. Great glide and ground action is normally straight skips.

Impressions & Comparisons: I've been reaching for the Chariot over my Innova Roc3s in the cold weather and on any really straight shots where the Roc3s might fade more and find the Chariot isn't as power needy to get the straight flight. The I-blend Chariot is a bit more stable than my Aurora MS in Millennium Standard plastic and the Color Glow C-Blend Chariots I have (may be due to the firm flight plate). The micro bead makes the Chariot more comfortable than the Quantum Aurora MS but they are pretty similar overall. I'd recommend the Chariot to anyone because it will expose form issues. Full flight I can get up to 300' from the Chariot. I threw my first Ace with it on a ~250' straight tunnel shot this past weekend!