Infinite Discs Sphinx The Infinite Discs Sphinx is an understable control driver built for easy distance and clean shaping. It bridges fairway control and distance-driver carry. Use it for hyzer-flips, long turnovers, and roller lines that stay smooth. Flight: 9 | 6 | −3 | 1. The Sphinx flips up fast, rides on glide, and finishes softly for placement. Official specs Why throw the Infinite Discs Sphinx? Easy hyzer-flip control driver for straight tunnels and late drift. Beginner-friendly distance that doesn’t fade out early. Turnover driver that holds the angle without dumping. Roller-ready mold for long, controllable ground plays. Perfect tailwind driver when you want glide over fade. Plastics I-Blend (value premium): softer, grippier premium feel with excellent glide. G-Blend (premium, flexible): extra grip and flex, especially useful in colder weather. S-Blend (premium): balanced grip and durability for everyday driving. Swirly S-Blend (premium special runs): swirly looks with trusted control-driver durability. Halo G-Blend (premium, flexible): Halo styling with grippy, bendy feel. Halo S-Blend (premium): firm, durable Halo runs that often feel more stable. Halo S-Blend Glow (premium glow): glow-ready Halo blend for night rounds. Metal Flake C-Blend (premium): firm, durable runs with added visual pop. Metal Flake Glow C-Blend (premium glow): glow visibility with a firm, premium feel. Dyed S-Blend (premium): S-Blend performance with dyed artwork runs. Limited runs: Signature and X-Out versions also release across several blends. Flight numbers Speed: 9 Glide: 6 Turn: −3 Fade: 1 Similar Discs Innova Sidewinder • Discraft Heat FAQs What are the Infinite Discs Sphinx flight numbers and what do they mean? 9 | 6 | −3 | 1 means fairway-control speed with huge glide, easy turn, and a gentle fade. It’s built for shaping. Is the Sphinx good for beginners? Yes. It’s designed to add distance without demanding elite arm speed. Many players get straighter flights quickly. What is the best way to throw the Sphinx for a hyzer-flip? Start it on a small hyzer and keep the nose down. Let it stand to flat and glide. Add height for more turn. Can power throwers use the Sphinx? Absolutely. Stronger arms use it for turnovers, late-flip lines, and controllable rollers. Which Sphinx plastic should I choose? Choose I-Blend for value and glide. Pick S-Blend for dependable daily flights. Choose Halo or Metal Flake C-Blend when you want more stability and durability.
