Discraft prints a 12/5/-1/3 rating on the Terminator's stamp and calls it a distance driver. On those numbers it shows a little high-speed turn before a strong fade; its ratings suggest it is less suited to players looking for a gentle finish or long turnover lines. In a July 2026 post, Discraft said the Terminator was developed for the most powerful throwers on Team Discraft, built to stand up to torque, wind and aggressive release angles. Discraft says the dome is built into the mold itself to add glide, and that more of the mass sits in the outer nose so the disc keeps pressing forward before its finish. For slower arms, Discraft pitches it as a utility disc for forehands, skips, sharp fades and forced flex lines. The PDGA approved it as "Terminator (DIS-0226-D)" on February 23, 2026 (certification 26-28, 175.1 g maximum weight), at a 21.1 cm diameter, a 1.8 cm height, a 1.2 cm rim depth and a 2.3 cm rim width. Discraft announced the First Run for August 28, 2026, with character artwork it says belongs to that run only. Try Discs lists it in Z Line.
Discraft prints a 12/5/-1/3 rating on the Terminator's stamp and calls it a distance driver. On those numbers it shows a little high-speed turn before a strong fade; its ratings suggest it is less suited to players looking for a gentle finish or long turnover lines.
In a July 2026 post, Discraft said the Terminator was developed for the most powerful throwers on Team Discraft, built to stand up to torque, wind and aggressive release angles. Discraft says the dome is built into the mold itself to add glide, and that more of the mass sits in the outer nose so the disc keeps pressing forward before its finish. For slower arms, Discraft pitches it as a utility disc for forehands, skips, sharp fades and forced flex lines.
The PDGA approved it as "Terminator (DIS-0226-D)" on February 23, 2026 (certification 26-28, 175.1 g maximum weight), at a 21.1 cm diameter, a 1.8 cm height, a 1.2 cm rim depth and a 2.3 cm rim width. Discraft announced the First Run for August 28, 2026, with character artwork it says belongs to that run only. Try Discs lists it in Z Line.
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