About Discraft Terminator
An overstable distance driver built for committed power and a strong finish. The First Run Z Terminator combines forward-carrying glide with resistance to unwanted turn on demanding drives.
Discraft developed the Terminator through Team Discraft testing before its First Run release. The production description highlights a dome that adds glide and added mass toward the nose to help carry momentum. This page uses the First Run Z image’s 12 / 5 / -1 / 3 ratings rather than assigning numbers from an earlier Test Flight run.
Flight and shot selection
Consider this driver for a power hyzer, a flex line with room to recover or a committed throw where a strong finish is part of the landing plan. The small turn rating gives shaping room at the intended speed, while the higher fade rating asks for space to finish. Wind and release angle remain part of the shot calculation.
Flight ratings are guidelines. Plastic, weight, wear, wind, release angle and throwing speed can change the result. Turn and fade directions refer to right-hand backhand throws and reverse for left-hand backhands or right-hand forehands.
Flight path
Flight Chart
Illustrative flight shape. Actual flight and distance vary.
Plastic and inventory
Manufacturer releases include Z-Line. Available options at USADGS are shown in the live plastic controls and individual-disc inventory. Compare the listed weight, photo and price when choosing a disc; those details belong to the individual option.
Manufacturer reference photography illustrates the mold and pictured release. Colors, stamps and foil can vary. Exact inventory photos will appear with the individual discs when stock is added.
Questions about Discraft Terminator
Is the Terminator a good first distance driver?
Its high-speed, power-oriented profile is more useful once you can supply the required throwing speed. A newer player may get more controlled distance from a slower driver. The Terminator is intended for demanding shots where its finishing stability is useful.
How can I check available plastics and weights?
Use the stock status above and the Choose your disc section. The plastic buttons update from available inventory, and each individual listing shows its own weight and price. If no options are shown, no matching individual discs are currently available. No restock date is promised.
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The Terminator mold was PDGA approved Feb 23, 2026. Approval identifies the certified mold; it does not guarantee a particular flight for every throw or plastic.
Specifications and design checked against the manufacturer’s product information and release information. Reviewed October 13, 2026.
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