I use this disc for long tail wind bombs! I use this for the 350+ hole at my local disc golf course and I consistently hit near the basket every time. Be careful of head winds and cross winds, it is very glidey so if it gets hit by a cross wind it'll be a inaccurate shot. 

Love love the feel of this plastic.  Disc feels great in the hand.  I found this to be pretty understable and I don't have a monster arm.  If I threw it flat it would fade out to the right and never come back.  Never cut rolled but still a lot of fade.  Throwing this on a hzyer flip: now that's where this disc shines.  Long flights still making an S even on the hzyer flip.  I wasn't looking for a hyzer flip distance driver so this didn't make my bag, but if you are then you should definitely check it out.

This is my go to driver for days it's not so windy. The Tern is by far the the furthest flying disc in my bag and I absolutely love the Champion gummy plastic. Only downside I have had with this disc is that if there is a little 10mph breeze, it turns and never comes back. That is what I bag a few overstables for though. 

I got this gummy champion tern a few weeks ago. I absolutely love this driver. It very quickly found a place in my bag. The disc is very, very durable. I've thrown it off a few times and hit some trees, rocks, etc. There aren't any noticable dents in it at all! The gummy plastic some somewhat comparable to the frost line from latitude 64. It is flexible, durable, and grippy. The tern goes extremely far, and does well in wind. This disc has everything I love in a disc. 

I got my gummy champ Tern at a local tournament with my players pack. It was a little flatter and less stable (I'd say -3 when new) than my original champ mold which for me is a good thing. I find it very comfortable to grip, nice beefy rim. I'm hoping it holds up better than my GStar which permanently deformed after hitting a tree. So far so good though, seems like a keeper.