The Discraft Terminator is an overstable 12-speed distance driver rated 12/5/-1/3. The numbers are identical to the Zeus and, for that matter, to the Innova Destroyer — a single point of high-speed turn that only a strong arm will see, followed by a fade of 3 that finishes hard. Glide of 5 is standard for the speed.
The difference from the Zeus is in the mould: the Terminator carries a 2.3 cm rim with a slightly deeper profile (1.2 cm rim depth on the PDGA sheet) and a dome built into the tooling. What that means on the course is a disc that handles torque and headwind for a power thrower. It is not a distance disc for anyone without distance-driver power — without the speed it flies short and left, and there is no plastic that fixes that.
How much the Terminator turns and fades depends on how hard it is thrown. These three shapes are drawn from the manufacturer’s numbers, not from measured throws.
