The Infinite Discs Cavalier is a stable midrange rated 5/5/0/2, and Infinite’s newest mold — PDGA approved in July 2026.
Zero turn and two fade gives a straight flight with a firm, reliable finish. Infinite says it “holds up well on approach shots, flex lines, and windy conditions.” Slower arms get a straight midrange with a predictable fade; stronger throwers can put it on hyzer or flex lines without it turning over. It has almost no reviews yet, so the rating is all there is to go on.
On the numbers it’s the more stable partner to the Chariot: both are 5/5/0, and the Cavalier adds a point of fade. That makes it the one to carry when the Chariot is too neutral for the wind. It won’t hold a turnover line.
Infinite hasn’t explained the name. A cavalier was a horseman or mounted soldier, and the word also names the Royalist supporters of Charles I in the English Civil War. With the Squire, it’s the second 2026 mold named outside Infinite’s ancient-cultures theme; Infinite hasn’t said whether that marks a new direction.
Listed in C-Blend, I-Blend and Halo S-Blend.
How much the Cavalier turns and fades depends on how hard it is thrown. These three shapes are drawn from the manufacturer’s numbers, not from measured throws.
Measured by the PDGA when the Cavalier was certified. Each card names discs that share the number, so you can feel it in the hand.
