Centurion 7|5|-1|2

The Infinite Discs Centurian is a versatile fairway driver designed for both novice and professional players. It is known for its straight-flying precision and workability on the disc golf course. The Centurion is designed to hold any line you put it on with just a subtle end fade, making it a reliable disc for precise placement on the fairway and navigating tunnel shots. It has reviewer flight numbers of 7, 5, -1, 1.5. The Centurion is often compared to the Innova Leopard3 and FD.

• Straight-flying precision: The Centurion is designed to fly straight with minimal lateral movement, making it ideal for accurate placement shots.
• Subtle end fade: It features a gentle fade at the end of its flight, ensuring a consistent finish and reliable accuracy.
• Workable: The Centurion is described as a "workhorse control driver" due to its ability to hold various lines, including hyzer flips and rollers. 

• Suitable for all skill levels: Whether you are a beginner looking for a straight driver or a professional seeking precision, the Centurion can be a valuable addition to your bag.
• Good glide: The disc is known for its excellent glide, which helps it maintain a straight flight path for longer distances.
• Handles different throwing styles: It performs well on both forehand and backhand throws. 

• Variety of plastics available: The Centurion is available in a range of plastics, including S-Blend, Metal Flake Glow C-Blend, and I-Blend.
• Plastic affects flight characteristics: Different plastics can influence the disc's flight. For example, Halo S-Blend Centurions may be slightly more overstable than other blends.

• Durability and grip: The plastic types offer different levels of durability and grip, allowing players to choose based on their preferences and playing conditions.

Comparison to other discs:

• Similarities to Leopard3 and FD: The Centurion is often compared to the Innova Leopard3 and Discmania FD due to its flight characteristics and comfortable rim.
• More stable than I-blend Centurions: The Halo S-Blend Centurion is described as being more stable than other blends, and some reviewers have compared its flight to the Exodus.
• Different from Exodus: While some users have compared the Centurion to the Exodus, others have noted that the Exodus is more overstable and resistant to turning over.

Overall, the Infinite Discs Centurion is a highly-regarded fairway driver that is praised for its straight flight, control, and versatility. It is a popular choice for players of all skill levels who are looking for a reliable and accurate fairway driver.