Conqueror | Infinite Discs · Discgolf-Dorado.com

The "Conqueror" from Infinite Discs steps up as a highly overstable distance driver with a speed of 12, targeting players who need a reliable utility driver for extreme conditions. With a fade of 4, it excels as a maximum wind-fighter and flex-shot specialist, comparable to the Innova Firebird or Discmania PD2 but with a slightly longer glide phase. In practice, this disc proves especially useful as a counterpart to less stable distance drivers in the bag—it offers a predictable solution for situations where other speed-12 discs would turn over uncontrollably. The plastic variations, Swirly S-Blend and Signature Halo S-Blend, provide even greater stability and are prized by experienced throwers for their resilience. In flight, the Conqueror displays a straight, penetrating trajectory with no turn tendency, even on powerful throws beyond 120 meters. The turn rating of 0 proves conservative in real-world use—the disc leans heavily toward overstability, behaving more like a 12/4/-1/4. The pronounced fade kicks in early and aggressively, making it ideal for flex lines: thrown with anhyzer, it fights back to center before finishing hard left. In headwinds, it holds its line, though weaker arms may struggle to gain distance—this disc demands throw speeds exceeding 100 meters to unlock its full potential. For advanced and professional players, the Conqueror serves as a dependable forehand and backhand driver, enabling flex shots, skips, and spike hyzers. The combination of speed 12 and extreme overstability makes it the top choice for strong headwinds or tight fairways where precise control outweighs maximum distance. Beginners and intermediate players should opt for less stable alternatives—the Conqueror doesn’t forgive technical flaws and falls short of its potential distance without sufficient arm speed.