Discraft Buzzz SS The Discraft Buzzz SS is the understable sibling to the popular Discraft Buzzz, offering players a consistent and versatile midrange experience. With flight numbers of Speed 5, Glide 4, Turn -2, and Fade 1, the Buzzz SS flies like a perfectly seasoned Buzzz straight out of the box, delivering smooth, buttery anhyzers and effortless turnovers. Its understability makes it ideal for hyzer flips, controlled turnover shots, and precision gap hits. Designed for players of all skill levels, the Buzzz SS is an excellent choice for beginners looking for an easy-to-throw disc and advanced players seeking reliability for technical midrange shots. Whether you're shaping tight fairway lines or executing long, glidey approaches, the Buzzz SS adapts to your throw and delivers consistent results. Why Choose the Discraft Buzzz SS? Understable Excellence: Perfect for smooth turnovers, anhyzers, and finesse shots. Effortless Glide: Delivers incredible glide and accuracy for both power throws and finesse shots. Beginner-Friendly: Easy to control and ideal for players learning to shape lines. Complementary to the Buzzz: Adds a reliable understable option to your midrange lineup. Flight Numbers Speed: 5 Glide: 4 Turn: -2 Fade: 1 Plastics The Buzzz SS is available in premium Discraft plastics, ensuring excellent grip and durability. Popular options include ESP, Z-Line, and Jawbreaker plastics, each offering a unique feel to match your preferences. Explore Discraft's plastic options here to find the perfect fit for your game. Frequently Asked Questions How does the Buzzz SS compare to the regular Buzzz? The Buzzz SS is more understable than the regular Buzzz, making it better suited for turnovers, hyzer flips, and beginner-friendly control. What shots is the Buzzz SS best used for? The Buzzz SS excels in hyzer flips, turnover shots, anhyzers, and glidey approach shots. Can advanced players benefit from the Buzzz SS? Absolutely! Advanced players will appreciate the Buzzz SS for technical turnover lines, finesse approaches, and shaping shots in wooded fairways.
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