The Infinite Discs Pharaoh in Halo S-Blend plastic is a stable to overstable distance driver built for high speed releases. Halo is Infinite's beefiest blend, manufactured by Innova to a thicker, more durable spec than their standard plastics. The Pharaoh has become one of Infinite's signature molds, and the Egyptian foil stamp makes it easy to spot in a bag full of other 13 speed drivers.

Flight Numbers: 13 / 6 / -1 / 2

Halo S-Blend feels stiffer and grippier than a standard S-Blend Pharaoh, with a texture close to Innova's own Halo Star line. It fights headwinds well and holds its stability through years of tree hits before it starts to turn over. The rim on this run is a touch narrower than expected from a 13 speed, so it fits comfortably even in a smaller hand.

Thrown flat with real speed it holds a long, gliding line and finishes with a manageable fade instead of dumping hard, and I have gotten mine to break 400 feet on a clean release. On a hyzer it stays overstable enough for a big arm to trust in the wind. Advanced and professional throwers use it as their max distance driver, but the fade is forgiving enough that a strong intermediate arm can start working it in too. It flies in the same family as a Destroyer or a Shryke, just with a slightly wider rim.

Chasing more distance off the tee? The C-Blend Luster Pharaoh is the same mold in a lighter, glossier plastic. Want the mold this one gets compared to most? The Innova Star Destroyer is the classic reference point. See the rest of our Halo plastic lineup.

Speed 13, glide 6, turn -1, fade 2. Diameter 21.1 cm, rim width 2.3 cm, max weight 175 g.