Brand: Discraft
Mold: Buzzz
Type: Midrange Driver
Material: ESP Plastic
Stability: Stable
Speed: 5
Glide: 4
Turns: -1
Fade: 1
Stamp: Phase 22 Creative e126 Series Stamp
The Discraft Buzzz is arguably the most popular and celebrated midrange disc in disc golf history, prized for its exceptional versatility and dead-straight flight. It is the gold standard for a straight-to-stable midrange, holding any line—hyzer, flat, or anhyzer—you put it on with minimal end-of-flight deviation. The Buzzz's comfortable, beadless rim feels great for both backhand and forehand grips, making it the one disc many players could play an entire round with. It’s the perfect choice for technical tunnel shots, controlled approaches, and mid-range drives that demand pin-point accuracy.
ESP Plastic is one of Discraft’s most popular premium plastic blends, renowned for its dazzling color swirls, excellent grip, and exceptional durability. This material provides a highly responsive feel that is tacky yet firm, ensuring a clean and consistent release for maximum control. ESP plastic allows the Buzzz to maintain its legendary straight-to-stable flight path over a long lifespan, making it a reliable workhorse for all weather conditions, while beautifully showcasing the unique Phase 22 e126 stamp art.
Max Weight: 180.1g
Diameter: 21.7cm
Height: 1.9cm
Rim Depth: 1.3cm
Rim Thickness: 1.2cm
Inside Rim Diameter: 19.3cm (Calculated: Diameter - 2 * Rim Thickness)
Rim Depth / Diameter Ratio: 6.0%
Rim Configuration: 44.00
Flexibility: 6.24kg
Approval Date: Sep 30, 2003
Certification Number: 03-15
The Phase 22 Creative e126 Series Stamp is an immersive and thought-provoking piece by artist Matthew Jorde, continuing his exploration of the "Element Series." The artwork captures a figure stepping through fractured, glowing light, symbolizing a moment of digital transcendence and the discovery of "Element 126," a force beyond known reality. Visually, it beautifully fuses mid-century clean lines with the glitch and glow of the digital age. This stunning design explores the power and vulnerability inherent in human progress and our relentless pursuit to transcend our current state through technology and creation.
