Glow Champion Tern Factory Second

The Glow Champion is DEFINITELY the most stable version of the Tern I've thrown yet. I've had 3 other Champion Terns thus far: 171g Champion Tern (that I hit my first left-handed ace with at 250ft! WOOT!) a 167g Champ Tern (that sunk like a brick while practicing said lefty stroke in some random gusty wind...) and a bought-used 175 Champ Tern that is flying about as stable as the 171 Glow Champ Tern I bought for playing some night golf. From my experience, the Glow Champion discs seem to fly about 4-6 grams MORE stable than non-glow Champs (if that makes sense to you? Speaking from my old school DX experiences, mostly). This disc isn't my go-to choice for my Tern options since I typically hold it back just for night golf, but I may try to break it in more and use it regularly since it's about as durable a discs as I've ever thrown. The Tern has been my replacement for a retired DD Trespass for a long distance forehand disc, but its found a way to work off the tee with my developing left-handed backhand drive. I've never even hit metal driving Lefty before, but the Tern found its way into the bottom of a basket from a LHBH tee shot during a practice round last month. It has a SWEET glide!!! It's one of very few discs that have a lot of glide for me no matter how I throw it (RHBH, LHBH & RHFH). It's been a total Rocket from a Sidearm Flex Shot and a great disc for long right anhyzers that need to flex-to-flat and STICK the landings (hillsides, "skippy dangers" into water or heavy rough, etc)

Just for reference, I'm currently throwing a 171g Star Vulcans & Valkyries about 325-375 ft Backhand and in the neighborhood of 275-325 ft Forehand with 171-175g Champion Katanas and Shrykes from tees on the course. Open field I might be able to squeeze an extra 25+ feet in my quest to get back to 400-450+ ft drives. (Posted on 8/2/2017)

This disc rocks. I can get a beautiful s curve out of it, and it will glide for days.
Only bummer is that the glow doesn't last that long (I use a UV light) (Posted on 1/19/2016)