Innova Tern Champion-Plastic

The Discraft Tern is a fast, slightly understable disc that is designed for long shot shaping throws with a flight path that maximizes glide. It is a popular distance driver among players of all skill levels, from beginners to experienced professionals.

The Tern is known for its long-distance potential, its ability to hold an anhyzer line, and its gentle fade at the end of its flight. It is a great choice for players who want a disc that can help them shape their shots and get maximum distance.

The Tern is also a good choice for players who need a disc that can handle their power. It is a fast disc, but it is not too overstable, making it easy to control and throw accurately.

The Tern is a versatile disc that can be used for a variety of shots, including:

• Long drives
• Anhyzers
• Flex shots
• Turnover shots

The Tern is also a good choice for players who need a disc that can hold an anhyzer line in windy conditions.

Here are some of the benefits of using the Discraft Tern:

• Long distance potential: The Tern is a fast disc with a lot of glide, which means that it can cover a lot of ground.
• Ability to hold an anhyzer line: The Tern has a slightly understable flight path, which means that it will hold an anhyzer line well.
• Gentle fade at the end of its flight: The Tern has a gentle fade at the end of its flight, which makes it easy to control and throw accurately.
• Versatility: The Tern can be used for a variety of shots, making it a very versatile disc.
• Durability: The Discraft Tern is made with durable plastic that can withstand repeated use.

If you are looking for a fast, slightly understable distance driver with long distance potential and the ability to hold an anhyzer line, then the Discraft Tern is a great option.

Here are some tips for throwing the Discraft Tern:

• Use a smooth release. The Tern is a fast disc, so you don't need to muscle it. Just give it a smooth release and let it do its thing.
• Keep your arm speed up. The Tern needs a little bit of arm speed to fly properly. If you don't have enough arm speed, the disc will stall out and fall to the ground.
• Aim for an anhyzer angle. To get the most distance out of the Tern, aim for an anhyzer angle on the release. This will allow the disc to hold its line and glide for maximum distance.

With a little practice, you will be able to throw the Discraft Tern like a pro and add distance and control to your game.

Flight Numbers:

12/6/-2/2