Discraft | Buzzz | ESP | Big Bee

DISC INFORMATION:
Brand: Discraft
Mold: Buzzz
Material: ESP
Type: Midrange
Stamp Art: Big Bee

FLIGHT NUMBERS:
Speed: 5.0 | Glide: 4.0 | Turn: -1.0 | Fade: 1.0 | Stability: 0.5

SHOTS USED FOR:
Midrange | Stable | Skill level: Everyone

MATERIAL:
Discraft ESP plastic is a high-performance plastic blend known for its durability, grippiness, and flight characteristics that fall between Z-Line and Elite X plastic in Discraft's lineup. Here's a detailed breakdown:

Durability: ESP plastic is highly durable, able to withstand impacts and abrasions from regular disc golf play. It's a good choice for players who tend to be tough on their discs or play courses with hazards like trees and rocks.

Grip: ESP offers a superior grip compared to Z-Line plastic.  The grippiness is achieved through a slightly tacky feel that enhances control, especially in wet or humid conditions.

Flight Characteristics: ESP plastic strikes a middle ground between the stability of Z-Line and the high-performance of Elite X plastic.  New ESP discs will be slightly more stable than their Z-Line counterparts, offering a good balance between straight flight and control.  However, they will become more seasoned (less stable) over time, developing more glide and turn as they wear in.

Versatility: The well-rounded characteristics of ESP plastic make it a versatile choice for a variety of discs and skill levels. It can be found in drivers, fairway drivers, midranges, and putters, offering a good blend of control, distance, and grip for various throws and playing styles.

Comparison to Z-Line and Elite X: Here's a quick comparison of ESP plastic to Z-Line and Elite X:

Z-Line: More grippy than ESP when new, but becomes less grippy over time. Generally more stable than ESP throughout its life.

Elite X: Less grippy than ESP, but offers the most high-performance flight characteristics. Generally more stable than ESP, especially in its new state.

Discraft ESP plastic provides a good balance of durability, grip, and flight characteristics, making it a versatile choice for discs across various categories. It's ideal for players who want a grippier option than Z-Line plastic but don't necessarily need the maximum performance of Elite X.

DESCRIPTION:
The Buzzz is Discgolf’s most popular midrange due to its consistency and compatibility with a wide range of players styles. The Buzzz is a low profile modern midrange that is the gold standard for straight to stable flights players can trust.

The Discraft Buzzz is a popular midrange disc that is known for its stability and versatility. It is a great choice for players of all skill levels, and it can be used for a variety of shots. The Buzzz has a speed rating of 5, a glide rating of 4, a turn rating of -1, and a fade rating of 1. This means that it will fly straight with a slight fade at the end. The Buzzz is available in a variety of plastics, including Z-Line, ESP, and Pro-D. Each plastic has its own unique characteristics, so you can choose the one that best suits your needs.

Here are some of the benefits of using the Discraft Buzzz:

Stability: The Buzzz is a very stable disc, which means that it will not turn over easily. This makes it a great choice for players who are looking for a reliable disc that they can control.

Versatility: The Buzzz can be used for a variety of shots, including drives, approaches, and putts. This makes it a great choice for players who want a disc that they can use in a variety of situations.

Comfort: The Buzzz is a comfortable disc to hold and throw. This is due to its low profile and grippy plastic.

If you are looking for a stable and versatile midrange disc, then the Discraft Buzzz is a great option. It is a popular choice for players of all skill levels, and it can be used for a variety of shots.

DETAILED INFORMATION:
Max Weight: 180.1gr
Diameter: 21.7cm
Height: 1.7cm
Rim Depth: 1.2cm
Rim Thickness: 1.3cm
Inside Rim Diameter: 19.1cm
Rim Depth / Diameter Ratio: 5.5%
Rim Configuration: 45.75
Flexibility: 8.28kg

PDGA APPROVAL DATE:
07/19/2014