This is my go-to throwing putter. I love the shallow feel in the hand. I bag both the original and the 2nd run Dallin Blanchard Tombs.  The 1st run is my point-and-shoot straight flyer and the 2nd run is a touch more stable. If you like shallow throwing putter I would 100% recommend to anyone.

First, I am a HUGE fan of the Tomb and I have thrown about every plastic that has come out in the past couple of years. Cannot recommend this disc enough. This is the best disc ever manufactured, by far. 

This review is specifically for the newest run of Concrete Tombs. I've had the opportunity to throw this run for the past month or so and I have fallen in love with it. New, my Tomb had a true zero turn flight with a minimal, but reliable fade. Mind you not a Zone like fade, but it's so torque resistant without being overstable. Love it. A touch less glidey than my beat-in S-Blend Tomb. I am throwing a Tomb for any straight shot inside of 300' and for just about any other shot that isn't straight. I still throw my old Tomb more than this one, but if there's a bit of a headwind, downhill shot, or any hyzer shot and I am throwing this Concrete Tomb.

Very reliable, handles torque well and has dependable flight. Throw this flat and hard and you'll see a near 300ft flight and a dependable slow speed fade/finish that lends itself for the perfect short drive or long approach shot. I will definitely be buying more of these in the future. If your looking for a dependable driving putter, get a tomb. You'll surely enjoy it. One thing to note is that it is beaded and if you don't like beaded discs you may dislike this disc but its such a small bead its still worth a try.

The tomb is the first disc I bought after the used set of discs I found on facebook at the very start of the pandemic. I'm quite glad I did. My only hole in one to this day was with a d-blend tomb a week after that purchase. When I got this disc in concrete plastic, it was the first putter I could throw forehand besides a zone. It taught me the flip to flat lazerbeam putter forehand shot. I love this disc. Low profile enough that the bead is barely noticeable. Please Innova: run these in premium plastics again. The I-Blend flies well, but the moment there is a bit of humidity it becomes too sticky for my finicky forehand grip. The d-blend beats in too quickly. The only complaint I have for these discs is the d-blends that I received were quite hard and breakable. I broke more than one from hitting the band inside of the circle on a putt while it was not cold at all. Overall excellent disc for any player.  #tombgang

If you ever discover the Tomb - it may never leave your bag.

For beginners this is such a great off the tee and approach putter; and if you're an advanced player then the Tomb can still fit into your unique play style. I'd personally recommend this disc in the Concrete blend because it's more torque resistant.

Need a nice hold the line disc? Check. Need a throwing putter that can glide 300ft? Double check. Need a graceful approach disc? Tipple Check. The Tomb covers a wide range of shots that makes it super difficult to replace; and it has a nice glide that does not need a lot of power to get it from A to B.

I use the Tomb primarily as a approach disc, and I'm amazed it took me so long to discover the it. As an approach disc it just does what you need it to do - like it reads your mind. It's a straight disc that you don't need to worry about approaching on a slight anny or anything like that. Just throw the Tomb DIRECTLY at the basked and watch it go to work.

The Tomb also has a nice touch shot stability. If you gently toss it out it behaves more over stable and will "dump out" really nice. If you give it some juice the glide takes over and the Tomb will just keep going.

Cannot recommend this disc enough.

Concrete Tomb, sounds like a bad thing, but holy moly this disc is awesome. Very reliable, handles torque well and has dependable flight. Throw this flat and hard and you'll see a near 300ft flight and a dependable slow speed fade/finish that lends itself for the perfect short drive or long approach shot. I will definitely be buying more of these in the future. If your looking for a dependable driving putter, get a tomb. You'll surely enjoy it. One thing to note is that it is beaded and if you don't like beaded discs you may dislike this disc but its such a small bead its still worth a try.

THIS DISC ROCKS!! From the first throw with the Tomb I could tell it would be instantly added to my bag! This disc holds up great to a powered up shot. Don't let that fool you though. The Tomb also works GREAT with touch shots as well. I have been pushing this thing to the limits since I've purchased it and will continue to do so!

For a complete beginner I would guess that the Tomb would be an awesome approach shot disc from about 100-150 feet out. What really makes it such a great disc is that when you add a little power to it it flips up to flat and just sails down the fairway. I can honestly recommend this disc to anyone looking to fill the "throwing putter" spot in their bag!

Can hold all the power you put on it. Very straight. Flat. Reminds me of a Prodigy Pa-3.The Concrete plastic with the stamp looks awesome! :)

My concrete tomb was the first tomb that I have thrown, but I fell in love with it instantly! It just has so much glide. I can really trust this on pretty much any angle and know it will finish how I want it to. I can really put some power behind this thing too and will stand up and stay straight. Forehands can be a little touchy, but once you figure the disc out, it can be really fun to hit some crazy tree gaps with! 100% recommend this disc.

I recently picked this disc up in the limited edition 'Concrete' plastic and it has quickly earned a spot in my bag. It's not a traditional putter but really feels more like a putter-mid hybrid similar to other popular flat top throwing putters like the Zone and Harp. Being a bit more neutral in flight than those discs makes it incredibly versatile for all sorts of shots. This disc absolutely shines as a driving putter and it has pretty much closed what little gap in distance I had between my putters and my mids. The concrete blend seems to add a touch of stability at the end of the flight so I will probably try this in I or D blend as well for a bit more straight to turnover flight.