I was looking for something to do what the Zone wasn't doing for me. Everyone loves the Zone and I can see why but only about half the time when I would say to myself that this is a Zone shot would it work out. Probably user error but the times the Zone didn't work for me was in farther throws. When I was trying to push the Zone to the max distance for me and get the flight I needed it just never seemed to reach it. When I got a Tempo in my Gyropalooza box I was excited, and my expectations were met. This disc has pushed the Zone out of my bag as it covers the Zone shots and the shots I hoped the Zone would have covered. Great hand feel to this disc. 

2023 Circuit Challenge star performer.

This disc is money. The Tempo is teaching me how to side arm flick/ approach. It's not too over stable, maybe a 2 fade. The fade is late in the flight. I can flick this guy kinda high on anny and at the last moment it'll stable out and land flat by the basket. 

I am looking forward to the stock run on this mold. Fingers crossed they release it in Electron as well as something beefy like Prism Plasma. 

Why this disc over the Horny Toad or Zone? Its the rim. Something about the rim makes this disc a joy to turbo putt. Not to sharp not too blunt. Just right for Lazer straight turbo putts.

Great disc very useful for new players and advanced players. nice for short approaches, tee shots hyzerflips, high speed late flexes. Flies similar to a beat in pig but easier to throw. I am really enjoying this disc in the woods its not as stable as a brand new pig or zone but still stable enough to handle full powered shots. 

I also received and used this disc at my local MVP Circuit Challenge over the weekend. It felt great in the hand, especially forehand, and very similar to my Zone. That's where it became difficult for me, because the flight numbers were not accurate, at least for mine. It was much less overstable than the numbers suggest, which caused some mental gymnastics for me since I was expecting it to fly similarly to my Zone. I think it would be a good disc for beginners, as it flies very straight with a slight fade at the end. Reminded me of my TSA Pathfinder with a bit less glide. I'm curious if the stability was due to that specific run, and once they're mass-produced they'll be beefier. Either way, won't be making my bag, but I'll definitely let some of my beginner friends throw it around. 

Received and used one of these as part of the Circuit Challenge and felt that overall it was a good disc: 172g, Neutron plastic, flat top, shallow profile, good feel in the hand.  The fade was not as much as I expected (given the suggested 2.5) and would rate it in the 1.5 to 2 range.  The disc is straight with the fade coming more towards the end of the flight.  I didn't notice any high-speed turn, but I don't generate much arm speed with a max usable distance of 300 feet.  The glide was decent.

Putting with the Tempo (Circuit Challenge is a 3-disc challenge if you don't know) wasn't horrible.  I typically putt with a Judge and this disc fades more than a Judge so it made c2 putts a little tricky. I'll be more inclined to use the Tempo from the tee and as an approach disc.

Comparing to other molds, this disc reminds me most as a faster version of the Envy. It is nowhere near as stable as the Harp (expected), similar to the Roc+ with more glide.

It's not the worst disc for newer players. It would help teach how to work with fade without being overwhelming and killing distance for slower arms.

Used this disc in the Circut Challange and I'm not 100% sure on the flight numbers as they weren't on the disc but this definitely feels like a Zone. I would definetly suggest this disc for someone who is new to disc golf and is looking for a great approach / scramble disc.