Great straight to overstable approach disc. Would be a good beefy approach for a beginner, or straight to hyzer for a more advanced player 

Tomb gang!!! Love this disc for approach shots. Such a reliable disc. It is amazing. Very good throwing putter that i really enjoy throwing!

Tomb is a great thrower, love that I can put it on any angle and it will hold. I find myself using this disc a ton in the woods for turn overs and touchy upshots

I was skeptical of the #TombGang at first, but after trying out the tomb in S-Blend and Concrete plastics, I buy it. My seasoned S-Blend tomb will flip up and even ride slightly to the right (RHBH)  before finishing mostly straight. My concrete tomb will flip up, fly straight, and gently fade at the tail end of its flight.

Overall, this disc is an excellent throwing putter for drives and approaches alike. I'm not worried to put too much power into the Tomb and also rely on it for shaping touchy anhyzer lines when in a bind. The Tomb has great glide and feels great for forehands due to the flat, blunt profile.

From my experience, the I-blend starts out with more fade and has a very slight dome.

One of infinites best throwing putters. I've seen many people have different stages of wear. Such a beautiful flight brand new or beat in. You can use this as a throwing putter for years and rely of the dependability and consistency

This is the first putt and approach disc I've ever been 100% confident to throw with any amount of power. This disc is so true to the angle you put it on and does not turn over. This is a gap hitter for any player beginners or experienced players. Get these back in production! 

My first impression of this disc actually had me set it in my bin of back ups and I didn't touch it for nearly a year. And I picked it back up recently...

This discs feels a bit off in the hand, the rim is not very deep, almost shallow. The edge is blunt and feels a bit clunky. In the hand I feel like it's nothing special... 

But then I threw it. It went in from 10'... Then 20'... Then circles edge... The 40' & 50'. I was hitting from all over with this disc. In head winds, tail winds. I feel unstoppable with it. 

It has lots of glide and just enough fade to be a solid putting putter from really any distance. It is also great for driving and approach shots as it doesn't really want to flip on its own, rather it just holds its line. 

I recommend this disc for any golfer who wants to transition from a normal aviar/wizard/scarab/challenger/etc mold of putter. 

Such a great throwing putter!  I love the low profile feel of the disc in my hand and in the S-blend plastic its a dead straight flying disc.  Even after getting seasoned and used regularly for 6 months -12months it still flies nice and straight.  If you need a bit more stability out of the disc for your style of throw the Splatter S-Blend and then the C-blend take the stability up a notch each in that order.  The disc is also get for controlled flick shots as long as your not relying on over stability to cover up bad forehand form.  If you love throwing the Discraft Zone backhand or forehand, then the Tomb is the ultimate complimentary disc for a neutral flying disc due to the feel in the hand being so similar.

My go to driving putter. Love this thing

The tomb found a place in my bag right away. I use it as a straight, to slight fade approach disc. It has a very smooth flight. I'm very confident with it in almost any weather condition. I love it's low profile and it's flat top. It is very comfortable in the hand. I would recommend it to any skill level. Newer players may want to get it in D-blend. I mainly throw S-blend, but I really like C-blend as well.

I now use the Tomb as my go-to for most approach shots. Very predictable flight with a reliable, slightly stable finish. This disc is fairly torque resistant and can be thrown as a driving putter off the tee pad for shorter holes or low ceilings when you need a straight shot. The flight is fairly unique, but true to the numbers. It feels similar to a Zone in the hand, however it is nowhere near as overstable. The C-blend is slightly more stable than the other plastics and seems to be the least glidey, but feels great for driving, while the S-blend has a nice grippy feel and is perfect for jump putts or controlled approach shots. The I-blend might as well be a less durable S-blend, comparable to Innova's Pro plastic. I wish they would offer runs in either G-Star or especially R-Pro for wet or cold conditions, but this a an extremely reliable disc that can fill a valuable role in most bags.

This disc

a) bombs

b) is torque resistant

c) super accurate.

I don't tend to use it for putting, except for maybe in a big headwind, but as a throwing putter it is easy to dial in and very reliable.  I have thrown Tombs in almost every plastic, and find that, with the exception of D-Line, this disc is quite a bit more stable than advertised.  I can throw it hard and always get a bit of fade at the end.  Perfect for short holes on windy days when you don't trust a flippier putter, or woods flick upshots where you need the perfect touch.  Not just a utility disc, you can throw this putter/mid/approach style disc far with pin point accuracy.  Perfect for a one-disc only round.

Grab a tomb and hit the course.  There's definitely a hole you can use it on.

Great straight flying putt and approach disc by infinite.  Has become my go to approach disc for anything I want to go straight at the basket.  Works well for short flick shots as well so long as you don't crush it. 

C blend is a little more stable as expected.

My original review was for the D-Blend Tomb, which I love, but I have since been able to throw the S-Blend and C-Blend a little more, and love them just as much. I still bag a couple D-Blends; I try to keep one fairly new, and my old beatup Prototype which has become very understable. 

The S-Blend provides a little more stability, and a diferent feel in the hand. I find myself going to the S-Blend on hotter summer days, whereas I really like the chalkier feel of D-Blend in the colder months. The S-Blend I have bagged for the better part of this season, has beat in very, very slowly, especially when compared to the D-Blends I cycle in and out. It's still holds a slightly stable line, yet is extremely shapeable. It flies very strait with a slight turn, and holds a great hyzer as well as anhyzer - it's just a great versatile mold.

The C-Blend is even a tick more stable than the S-Blend, but I find myself using it a little less. The beatup D-Blend, newer D-Blend, and S-Line create the perfect off the tee lineup for me, before I start going to more stable molds like the Harp. Overall, the Tomb is still one my absolute favorite Infinite molds, and I would absolutely recommend one. 

Excellent "Studly" throwing putter that is pretty stable to overstable.  I also like JK aviars; however, I feel tombs can do everything JKs can do but are better with low ceiling approaches. Tombs are great for laser beaming under low hanging branches. They are sort of a hybrid between a putter and small diameter mid.  For an S-blend tomb, turn is a pretty close to zero. They also work surprisingly well for short forehands.

I  have the Prototype Tomb in S-Blend plastic and it has become my primary approach putter for straight to slightly stable shots. If you want to power the tomb up for longer distance shots, it can handle power up to around 250' before getting too unpredictable. For straight shots inside that range, I have found the tomb to be dead straight when released flat. It will hold a hyzer for moderate power shots and will hold an anhyzer before slowly fading back to flat. On a forehand, I've been throwing the tomb for hyzers and hyzer flips. The flat profile makes for a bit of an awkward anhyzer shot so I wouldn't try it for thise. 

All in all, great approach disc for a variety of shots and very easily fits in most hands for a comfortable feel.

Bought this disc on a whim because I was really interested in the low profile, super shallow rim. The tomb is a really unique and useful disc. It's actually quite over stable and handles headwinds really well on backhand, and decently on forehand. When powered up with proper technique this disc will fly dead straight and finish with a gentle fade. It holds heizer lines quite well and I assume any lines decently once seasoned a bit. I do not agree with the flight ratings on this disc. The tomb I got is very flat and can not be called a 4 glide disc with a rim that shallow. My ratings would be 4/2/0/1. I love the feel of this disc, despite a rather large bead. When forehanded with good technique the tomb flies really nicely on a straight line for about 225'. Overall really cool disc, but too fast for putting.

I bought this disc as something to dye, and for the record, S-Blend accepts dye great. But when I started throwing the Tomb, it instantly found a spot in my bag.

Feel: The tomb has a kinda rectangular edge, with a small bead. It is board flat on the top, with a super low profile. This makes the disc feel great in pretty much every grip I can hold it in. I use the tomb as an approach putter, and even off the tee sometimes. So, when I get caught in a bush or behind a tree (which is often) I can grab the tomb and trust it will be under the basket when I walk up to it.

Flight: The tomb flies straight effortlessly, but it does resist turn quite a bit. This disc’s flight is unique because it has virtually no fade, but will not turnover unless it’s on anhyzer. This characteristic means that the multitude of grips I mentioned above, can throw this disc effectively. This is important to my forehand, because that allows me to look at the basket while I throw, and then the tomb allows me to literally point and shoot.

Comparisons: Feel wise, this is identical to the Innova Colt. But it has that resistance to turn that the colt lacks. In contrast to the colt, which flips over, the tomb holds straight. Now, that may be a difference  that can be attributed to the different plastics. The tomb is a truly unique disc in terms of its flight, and I highly recommend buying one, to take strokes off your game.

This disc was my introduction to throwing putters. I use this disc to make up for my lack of a forehand. I can throw this high and on a big anhyzer angle RHBH and trust it to carry right but not cut roll at the end. I also use it for short forehand approaches that I need to finish straight or curve around an obstacle on a forehand anhyzer. Extremely satisfied with this disc, and I think it will be in my bag for a long time.

WOW! I’ve been able to get a couple rounds with the Tomb, and I am thoroughly impressed. It’s low profile so I can get a good power grip on it, forehands are super smooth, and the rounded bottom makes fan grip upshots very comfortable and intuitive. Not to mention it holds a nasty line! I was getting out just as far as my mids, and more consistently hitting my lines. I used to bag an neutron Envy, but the Tomb has taken that spot easily.

This putter feels so good in the hand! It is a tad more stable than I would like but as I break it in that will obviously change. For sure my go to putter off the tee. 

I have 8 S-Blends and 2 D-Blends.

I beat in the D-Blends to be slow turn driving putters.

I throw the S-Blend on a hyzer flip to approach dead straight. On an Anhyzer line, they hold that line true with a good amount of velocity, but will fade back slightly in the end if they run out of spin before hitting the ground. On a major hyzer angle, they hold a great hyzer line to a pin shot as well. 

Fantastic putter, goes a long ways, glide is true at a 4. 

A+

The tomb almost has the feel of a Lat 64 Pure in the hand, but is a little more flat on the top. It's a very neutral putter, with plenty of glide. When thrown with a bit of sauce it will have a slight turn, and attempt to fight back at the end. I don't recommend throwing this in a big headwind, but is a great point and shoot disc for approaches. I personally prefer having something a bit more overstable for my upshots, but that's just how my game is. I personally don't bag the tomb other than putter rounds, but I know plenty of other people that do, and love it as their approach disc. Once I have a little more flight experience I might feel differently, and will update my review if need be. Still a great disc.

I've got the tomb in D-blend and S-blend. Hopefully they'll make a run in I-blend too. Flies true to numbers. The best part is it feels like a midrange but flies like a putter. If you have issues throwing putters like I do, buy a tomb and be happy that you can now throw a putter. I use it as a driving putter and an approach disc. Works wonderful.

I use them interchangeably with the MVP ion for putting as well. Sometimes one putter is having a better day than the other. Here lately, the Tomb has been rocking it.

Disc:  Infinite Discs S-Blend Tomb Run 1 - 175 gram

Look & Feel: Shallow rim width and depth even with the bead, the Infinite Discs Tomb is very flat on the top making for a comfortable driving/approach putter. S-Blend plastic is pretty soft & flexible with good grip for forehand and backhand usage while being durable enough to withstand all the tree hits and scrapes I have thrown it into. 

Flight: True to the flight numbers both forehand and backhand, the Tomb has a very point and shoot feel when thrown with appropriate levels of power. With a little wear, I've found the Tomb capable of producing a lot of useful somewhat straight flight paths with manipulation of release angle and speed. 

Most times I pull the Tomb out for approach shots that will not get the full flight. Forehand and backhand approaches will hit and settle nearby without much ground action.

Impressions & Comparisons: Hybrid combination of the Innova Rat/Colt/Stud's characteristics - Flat & low profile beaded putter which holds up to forehand torque and has a reliable, straight flight path. My go-to straight approach and driving putter.

The tomb is a fantastic power putter for those short to midrange holes. The disc holds up to power, stays straight, and fades slightly towards the end. The flat top makes it comfortable in the hand for reliability every time.

I got this disc as a mystery disc with one of my orders.  I'd been using a pretty light Aviar.  This disc was heavier and flatter.  I started using it initially when the wind was up but I have become more and more comfortable with this disc over a short period of time.  It is now my go to disc for approaches and putts.  I made a nice birdie from 100 to 150 feet with this disc yesterday.  I really like it.

This is a great putter utility disc that I use for all of my short approaches and long putts (50-100ft).  I love the flat top, which really seems to help when I use it for my forehand approach shots.  It has just enough glide to get there and then sits down and stays.  It doesn't have a lot of fade, but it does have enough that you can depend on it to fade to the left at the end of the flight (RHBH).

I picked up two of the black 172g Tombs and I love them. I was looking for a driving putter that went straight for me and this disc does that. It goes straight with just a hit of fade at the end of the throw. I really do like this disc and they are going in my bag as my driving putter.

This is probably the best feeling beaded putter I have ever held. Its got a super nice flat top. The way this disc holds lines is incredible! Also this disc consistently flies and glides farther then any other putter I have thrown! I highly suggest this disc as I don't think I have thrown another putter quite as versatile as this before! 

Love this disc!!! I use it more for approach shots than putts and it does exactly as expected. Nice and straight flight with very little fade. I received this disc as a “Mystery Disc” add-on with a previous purchase. I like the idea of getting a complete mystery disc because it allows me to step outside of my “Innova Box” and try other awesome brands....you should definitely give it a try!

The Tomb is a really straight approach (or putt) disc that is pretty unique to the market! It's fairly point'n'shoot, and glides pretty well for a putter! I'm used to upshots with a Justice, or overstable disc, so this one took a little bit to get used to. 

It's thin profile allows it to come out of the hand very easily for nice control shots up to the basket. It has just a touch of fade at the end of it's flight to settle in, but generally flies very straight. I've thrown some nice anny lines with it as well, and it holds them very nicely.

The plastic feels awesome and is super durable. Overall a really comfortable, fun, amazing approach disc!

I really have enjoyed testing my brand new Tomb. It's a relatively shallow putter that fits great in my hand. For me, it feels somewhat similar to a Slammer (without the thumb track), or Whale. 

What I enjoy about the Tomb is that along with the great feel of this disc, it's not a super stable putter. It's actually quite neutral. I found myself using this disc for more of an upshot/approach disc rather than a putting putter. I also found myself grabbing the Tomb for little forehand upshots, again, as I really enjoy the shallow feel of this discs.

It's a good disc to have in the bag!

The Tomb is a very dependable putt-and-approach disc. I've tried it for mid-range length shots as well as for putting. Though I prefer my Myth when inside the circle, I definitely prefer the Tomb for longer putts, and I really like the Tomb for approaches that are outside of my putting range. When I need precision, this disc always glides home with only a gentle fade. If you put a little heat on it, it goes straight for a surprising distance. It will even hold a little bit of anhyzer or hyzer if you need to navigate some subtle curves. 

If you're looking for a disc that can work that middle ground between drives and putts, you can count on the Tomb. I would also recommend it for beginners and have given one to my daughter as well, since it fits her hand nicely and it doesn't exaggerate the fade on her shorter throws. 

I really like the profile of this disc. Feels comfortable in the hand and has a nice flat top. It’s straight to slightly stable for me. It is a great approach disc for me and that’s the spot it will stay. I like that it will just fall when it slows down, letting me commit to my target without worrying too much about over throwing it. I can throw it hard and trust it to finish In range and stay calm once it’s on the ground. Cool disc. Not my style for a putting putter but it’s an excellent approach disc and took that spot in my bag. Good addition 

Gonna start by saying I can't throw putters for distance.....until now. I've been trying to find a throwing putter that I can control and throw for distance, DD warden was by go to thrower however control issues lead me to throw a mid range most times a putter is ideal. The tomb is amazing, I can throw a 200-250 ft drive with it and it just glides and goes straight with little fade. My 2nd round using the tomb as my approach putter I hit basket on a 180 ft standstill into a headwind on an elevated basket which resulted with me going back onto infinite ordered 4 more and and wrote this review. My wife has just started throwing and she can actually get accurate distance with this putter as well so it seems great for beginners and advanced players. Highly recommend.

This thing is awesome! My buddy and I were throwing them to see how far we could and let me tell you these things go!  they are great approach disc.  you put them on the line that you want and they so there.  For a beginner, they are going to go straight very easily and for people with more arm speed, these will hold any line you put them on.  They are a great driving putter and they feel super comfortable in your hand.  This S-blend plastic is great.

This is an extremely versatile approach disc. Small hands will love this low profile, and I'm a big fan of the glide it has.

It fills a gap between a putter and mid for me. Seems faster than a lot of putters, but slower than typical mids.

Also, not many putters are easy to forehand, but this one is. 

When thrown very hard it can flip over, but for a lot of arms it will be consistently straight with a gently overstable finish.

Infinite Discs adds yet another incredible disc to their lineup: the Tomb. The Tomb is a low profile, beaded putter with straight to stable flight. With a similar feel in the hand to Innova's Colt or Stud, the Tomb seems to fit right in between the two in regards to flight characteristics. For new and experienced players, this disc will be a great putter for tee shots and approaches offering a controllable flight with a lot of glide. The Tomb might also win the position as being a "putting putter" for players with smaller hands.

For me, this putter is exactly what I've been searching for since I started really throwing putters. Even as a person with moderately large hands, I enjoy the release of a low profile putter when throwing and approaching. The Tomb is perfect because it has enough stability to handle power and not go out of control but also not flying so stable that it drops out of the sky. 

If you're looking for an easy-to-throw putter with a good feel and consistent flight, check out a Tomb. 

Beautiful approach disc!

The tomb was another infinite discs release that I was really excited about. I have been using zones and judges for approach, but found the zone too OS in some cases, and the judge a little tricky out the hand occasionally.

The Tomb is as stable as a new Judge, but as thin as a zone. It has a small bead on the rim, and an incredibly flat top. In D_blend this disc is slightly domed and less stable. The mold is a Rat top paired with a Colt/stud bottom. Great feel in the hand, the S-blend plastic is amazing and very durable.

When thrown hard, you can get a little play out of the flight but this disc is VERY similar to a chariot for me, just shorter. Very controllable and great for wooded approaches or anything where you really need to hit a line.

WOW! The Tomb instantly became my go to approach disc. The flat top of the Tomb makes it very comfortable in the hand for backhand and forehand. 

With consistent stability and slow speed this disc is a must for anyone looking for a disc they can trust for any shot inside 250ft. When thrown hard and flat the Tomb will fly straight for about 50% of the flight then slowly fade out for the remainder.

Overall the S Blend Tomb has quickly become one of my favorite discs to throw. I won't leave home with out it.

Wow! just wow1  Some backstory:  when the prototype Innova Colt came out, it was awesome:  EXTREMELY accurate on approaches, felt good in the hand.  But the production Colts were changed;  they were more domey and not nearly as accurate.  The Stud was an improvement on the Colt, but still not that wonderful accuracy of the proto-Colts.

Enter the Tomb (pun not intended).  My S-blend Tomb was super-accurate on approach shots, like that proto-Colts had been.  On throws with more power down a tunnel of trees 30 ft. apart, the Tomb was dead straight, and I do mean right-down-Broadway dead straight, with a bit of finishing fade at the very end.

This is the disc I loved in the proto-Colt, and to now have that back in the premium plastic Tomb is just awesome.  (Yes, I'm very enthusiastic.)  Infinite hit a grand slam home run with this mold.  Keep it up, Infinite!

This disc is a great addition to the growing Infinite Discs line up. The tomb is comfortable in the hand and quite shallow. It has a predicable straight to stable flight with loads of glide. 

I first tested the Tomb at a course which demands tight lines and placement shots.. I was able to backhand and forehand the Tomb with ease. I only used it for throwing but I could see myself or others using it for putting when close to the basket. With its shallow rim, this disc could be great for newcomers or those with smaller hands. 

The Infinite Discs Tomb is my new favorite disc. I use it on almost every hole and love it for both forehand and backhand approach shots. This disc just feels so good. It's got a super slim profile and a completely flat top. This disc is straight stable and when I put enough power on it it, on a level release it  flys perfectly straight with only a slight end of flight fade. When thrown forehand at a slight hyzer angle, the Tomb levels out and then -- flys perfectly straight. I actually got an ace with a forehand shot like this on a short 180 foot hole my first time playing with it. The Tomb doesn't have quite enough stability for a full power forehand throw for me, but is money for moderate approach shots up to about 200 feet. It holds a great hyzer line and doesn't fade too far.

My primary approach disc used to be the Dynamic Discs Suspect. I replaced it with the Prodigy A4, because I liked the thinner profile of the A4 even better, but it was just a little bit too overstable for me.  The Tomb is just right. It's got the perfect feel and the perfect stability for an approach shot. Since using the Tomb, I have a short hole at a local course that I have birdied every time I've played it.

If you like thin profile putt and approach discs, you're going to want to try the Tomb.

The driving putter YOU need!

I am a putter fiend; love throwing them, loving testing them! That's why I was pumped to try out the new Infinite Discs Tomb. It feels great in the hand with a nice, flat top and an easy to grip rim with a small, comfortable bead. The S-Blend plastic is likely familiar to all disc golfers. Compared to the driving putter I typically use (the Reptilian Disc Golf Scale) the Tomb is much shallower and sleeker. It feels great in a forehand grip as well.

To test the Tomb, I played a one-disc round at my local short course. Full disclosure: I had trouble dialing it in for putts. I use a spin putt, and the Tomb worked well for that, but its clear that the Tombs strength is upshots and short drives. The wheelhouse range I found for the Tomb was about 225 feet to 275 feet. In that range, both forehand and backhand, the Tomb flies straight out the hand, with a healthy but not beefy fade at the end. Its sleek nature allows you to keep it lower than a more traditional putter when throwing off the tee or for long upshots.

Farther than about 280 and the Tomb starts to get a little squirrely. There is a bit too much turn. Ditto inside of 225 or so but for the opposite reason: there is too much overstability. I did try both a tomahawk and a thumber with the Tomb, and I can faithfully say that the Tomb is not an overhand disc!

To sum up: the Tomb is a dream for upshots and short drives. I see many aces coming from the Tomb in the near future!