This is one of thee first distance drivers that actually made me feel like I was inproving in the sport and being able to see that growth in every throw 

The Infinite Emperor has completely changed my distance driver game for over 3 years now. I've got 4 Emps in the bag, varying in stability:

• I-Blend X-Out (12, 6, -2, 2): Out of the box, this thing was a pretty money straight shot, but after beating it up over the past year, it has become my loooooong panning Understable shot that in a good tail wind goes for miles. Mine has a slight dome with a lower parting line. The plastic feels shockingly good for "Mid-grade," strongly resembling Innova's "Pro" plastic.
• Swirly S-Blend (12, 5, -1, 3): These are my babies. I bag two 2020 Garrett Gurthie runs (The stamp with the skull and flames) and genuinely don't think I'll find another driver like them. My blue one ("BlueRazz") has been beaten to a strong straight flight with a healthy fade. Great for lower wind shots on any angle. My orange one ("Sunkist") has some more beef to it and can take a stronger anhyzer for more powerful flex shots. Also can take more wind than "BlueRazz" and will be tossed in moderate headwinds
• Halo S-Blend (12, 5, 0, 4): Oooooo now for the fun one. Last year at MCO, I asked James Proctor for a Halo Emp that "laughs at wind." After some back and forth, we went to the van and he pulled out a Pink & Black run from his stash. Needless to say, JP was right. This thing is stout, flies like a PD2 on a good day and reminds me of the 2021 Vinny Halo Destroyers. I can juice this literally as hard as I want, even in gale-force winds.

This is one of the most reliable drivers I have ever thrown. At max weight this thing holds up well in the wind. I can get this disc to go straight for a while without really worrying about it flipping and burning over to the right. This is definitely an intermediate players driver.

The emperor is a staple in my bag. I find that the runs of emperors are more consistent than many other distance drivers. As someone who has a faster arm speed, the emperor is the perfect distance driver for me. It can handle a lot of torque while still having the ability to flip up. My favorite run is the swirly s-blend GG, but I-blend emperors fly similarly as well. 10/10 

My go-to distance driver! Sooo consistent and so straight. It immediately kicked the destroyers and raiders out of my bag! I like these best because, once broken in, they fly so straight for so long with a consistent fade in the end. My destroyers and raiders had a little too much turn for my preference. They're definitely all great discs, but I feel the emperor is best. It also tends to go further than my destroyers. Love it in both S blend and C blend. Overall a great disc. Probably not super beginner friendly but it really is just an awesome disc. 

The Garrett Gurthie run might be the furthest flying disc I've ever thrown. It does come out of the box fairly stable but does not take too long to get to a point where you get crazy s curve throws for max distance. It's also a great feeling disc for both forehand and backhand. Definitely pick this up if you're considering it. 

I have the Garrett Gurthie Signature Swirly S-Blend, 170g. I currently max out at around 450 feet, but I've got 500+ in me one day, I just know it! For an exact frame of reference, I've gotten this particular disc 45 feet short of hole 1 at Disc Side of Heaven (470 ft). 

Plastic is primo. Rim width is comfortable, Destroyer-esque. On a joint-destroying, muscle-pulling, shoulder-dislocating throw, I can get a hair of turn and a killer, bee-line bomb. A lot distance drivers are like mischievous children to me, but this disc behaves like a teacher's pet, doing exactly what I need it to do. It flies straight for a long time, a cheeky bit of turn, and a strong but not excessive fade. Basically exactly as shown in the flight path diagram.

I don't know about the other plastics, but I have thrown this into a decent headwind and it fights it without any hint of turning over. 

I'm bagging an Emperor for the foreseeable future and will likely buy more. Top tier disc.
 

I bought a 168g domey bomber hoping it would be good for tailwinds and high pushing hyzers. This disc absolutely delivered on both! It has more glide than any 9+ speed disc that I have ever thrown, I love it!

This disc is great for forehand drives. It has a little bit of a dome but it still feels great to forehand. Backhand I have to put a big anyhyzer to get it to go straight lol. The Garrett Gurthie Lich stamp is my favorite version of this disc.

Infinite's version of the Destoryer, DD3, and Zeus - and it is awesome. I feel like the top is a little domier than the other three and this allows for way more glide and more stable (not more overstable) disc. The plastic feels great and the colors pop amazingly. 

For slower arms put a little anhyzer to get the full flight and for advanced, stronger players this disc will give you a nice right turn and a consistent left fade (RHBH). I do enjoy the lighter weights as my arm is a little noodle. 

All in all a great distance driver.

Great disc both backhand and forehand. Excellent plastic that has a nice grippy feel in wet and cold conditions. The signature s blend to me flies the closes to the a beat in star destroyer. Not to mention one of the coolest stamps. For beginners I would suggest the gummy c plastic as it's a bit more understable 

Beautiful beautiful beautiful such a beautiful disc. The gummy c blend plastic is such a beautiful combination of flex, durability, and grip not to mention of the sickest art works for a stamp. The emperor flies like a beat in destroyer with the gummy c blend being one of the most understable plastics. 

Solid distance driver that handles power well.

The emperor is one of my favorite bomber drivers. I find it a little more understandable than a typical destroyer which helps me get those 500+ foot bombs. I recommend this disc for mainly advanced players who have a lot of power. 

I absolutely love this run of emperor. My first emperor was an April Fool's edition with the alpaca stamp, and it immediately became my biggest distance bomber. As I've thrown in more, it started get rather flippy, so I picked up a GG emperor knowing they would be more stable than the g-blend emperor. This disc is very stable, but not too stable that it is only a utility disc. A great disc to just rip on and get a little turn and very dependable fade at the end of the flight, and should become an absolute bomber disc when it's seasoned in.

First off, this disc is fantastic looks-wise; I got a sweet pink and purple swirl on mine. Aesthetics aside, this thing is a bomb! I got mine around 168g, and it's still stable. Lots of glide on this sucker to the point that it is my go-to tail wind disc. I definitely would recommend a similar weight for anyone looking to push more distance and throw with 375-400 ft of power.

Holy cow, this thing bombs. If you have middle arm speed, I highly suggest trying one out. Easy big distance for me. The rim isn't ginormous and offers good grip and great feel for my medium sized hands.

The Infinite Emperor is a great disc for those who want a destroyer type flight at a slower arm speed. Not as much high speed turn as a some of the other destroyer clones, which makes it more dependable in a headwind. I max out at around 450ish' and this is a great hyper flip to flat disc for me.

The Emperor is very similar to an Innova Destroyer. There is a touch more glide and less dramatic fade at the end of the flight for most runs of the Emperor. The Swirly S-Blend is more stable than either Splatter S-blend or Metal Flake Glow C Blend. It makes a great workhorse distance driver, capable of handling powerful forehand and backhand shots at a variety of angles. Any intermediate level and up player will be able to make good use of the Emperor!

The emperor is definitely a overstable disc.! It is great for those windy rounds and fighting the headwinds. Very reliable to finish left and not turnover due to the headwind. The I-blend and the S-blend feel amazing in the hand! This is a great disc for everyone that needs a reliable disc that you can trust in any wind!

Its everything I wanted a destroyer to be. They remind me a lot of the old Avery Jenkins destroyers that were very consistent with a nice dome. Even with its over stable flight path youre still able to get great distance.

For beginners if you don't have a lot of power this is going to be very overstable for you. If you have 400 to 500 foot power this is for sure a highly recommend disc in my book. Lots of glide with a very predictable fade at the end. Great for power hyzer forehands and backhands!! 

I received the vip club emperor in the exact weight I wanted, 168g's. I still don't have enough arm speed to use this backhand but it is my go to for forehand. This thing is absolutely beautiful used as a forehand. It goes almost as far as my katana but is way more predictable. I have had multiple park jobs from 300' with the forehand and my best throw so far is a 221' throw in/field ace for a birdie (2) on a 420' par 3. I can use my emperor backhand if the wind is between 10mph-20mph. I am about to order the lowest weight emperors available here to see what I can do backhand with them. It is definitely one of my work horse discs in my bag. Not super beginner friendly but I could see someone who is trying to build a solid forehand game use the emperor to figure out how to forehand high speed drivers. The emperor is one of my favorite discs in my bag. Thanks Todd Durant for this VIP emperor. I already bought a G-batross run and gonna pick up more tomorrow. I would agree with the flight numbers for forehand. Backhand I can only agree with those numbers in a decent head wind. Lol.