The Infinite Discs Halo Anubis, in Maria Oliva's Tour Series stamp, is a stable midrange built to fly the same way no matter how you release it. It is one of the straightest mid-range discs Infinite Discs makes, closer to a Mako3 with a bit more dome than anything else in their lineup.

Flight Numbers: 5 / 5 / 0 / 0

Halo is Infinite's premium glow blend, translucent with a soft shimmer, and it grips well straight out of the package without needing much break in. It's durable enough to take tree hits on approach shots without denting, and the dome sits a little higher than a flat top midrange, which some throwers prefer for grip and feel over a flatter mold like the Mako3.

Thrown flat it goes straight with next to no fade at the finish, both off the tee and on a shorter approach. It can handle a good amount of torque before it starts to turn over, though a very hot release will eventually pull it wide, so don't force full power into it expecting it to hold. New players use it to learn what a clean, controlled midrange release feels like, and it works just as well for a 300 foot upshot as it does for a full midrange drive. Anyone who wants one disc that does the same thing every time will land on the Anubis.

Need a straighter approach mid? The S-Blend Splatter Anubis runs the same shape in Infinite's flagship plastic. Want a glow version for night rounds? Try the C-Blend Glow Anubis. Shop the rest of our stable midranges.

Speed 5, glide 5, turn 0, fade 0. Diameter 21.8 cm, rim width 1.4 cm, max weight 180 g.