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Discraft Buzzz SS

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The understable Buzzz, built for easy turnovers, hyzer flips, and glidey lines without much power.

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Flight numbers
5.0
Speed
4.0
Glide
-2.0
Turn
1.0
Fade
Understable Stable Overstable
Based on turn + fade. Actual flight shifts with arm speed and conditions.
The Discraft Buzzz SS is the understable version of the Buzzz, with more high-speed turn and a gentle finish. It flies straight or turns over easily depending on the angle, and it takes much less power to get moving than the standard Buzzz. Players use the Buzzz SS for super straight lines, hyzer flips into anhyzer finishes, and long glidey midrange shots. Its extra turn makes it a natural roller as it seasons, and it is a common pick for shaping lines that move right for a right-handed backhand throw. This is a good option for players still building arm speed who want a forgiving midrange, and for stronger throwers who need a dedicated turnover mid to pair with a more stable mold.

Choose your plastic

2 options
Discraft Buzzz SS disc golf midrange in blue Z Line plastic with Pandamonium I Choose Violence stamp, view 1
Most durable

Z Line

$18.99
Discraft Buzzz SS disc golf midrange in pink swirl ESP plastic with Pandamonium I Choose Violence stamp, view 1
Most popular

ESP

$19.99

Which plastic should I get?

PlasticFeelDurabilityBest for
Z Line Firm and slick when new, translucent Very high, keeps its flight the longest Approach shots and windy lines
ESP Gummy grip with swirled colors High, beats in a bit sooner than Z Everyday throwing in any weather

Common questions

What is the difference between the Buzzz and the Buzzz SS?
The Buzzz SS is the understable version with more high-speed turn, which makes it easier to flip and better for turnovers. The standard Buzzz is closer to neutral and holds a straighter line.
Is the Buzzz SS good for beginners?
Yes. Its understable flight means it does not require much power to fly straight, which makes it forgiving for players still developing arm speed.
What is the Buzzz SS good for?
Straight lines at lower power, hyzer flips, turnover shots, and rollers once the disc starts to beat in.