The Buzzz GT is a discontinued groove-top take on Discraft's Buzzz, rated 5/5/0/1: the family's famous straight flight, near-identical to a standard Buzzz in the air, plus the GT thumb track molded into the flight plate. It flew point-and-shoot straight, which made it a tunnel-shot and station-to-station mid while it lasted. The groove is the love-it-or-leave-it feature: some players swear by the repeatable thumb placement, others never warm to the feel, and that split is a fair summary of why the groove-top line stayed small within the lineup. Discraft certified it in February 2008 (PDGA cert 08-07), the same day as the Buzzz SS, during the era when the Buzzz was expanding into a full family. The GT has since been retired while the SS and OS live on. Remaining and used copies circulate in ESP, CryZtal, Jawbreaker, ESP Swirl, Z Metallic, and Tour Series ESP runs.
The Buzzz GT is a discontinued groove-top take on Discraft's Buzzz, rated 5/5/0/1: the family's famous straight flight, near-identical to a standard Buzzz in the air, plus the GT thumb track molded into the flight plate. It flew point-and-shoot straight, which made it a tunnel-shot and station-to-station mid while it lasted.
The groove is the love-it-or-leave-it feature: some players swear by the repeatable thumb placement, others never warm to the feel, and that split is a fair summary of why the groove-top line stayed small within the lineup.
Discraft certified it in February 2008 (PDGA cert 08-07), the same day as the Buzzz SS, during the era when the Buzzz was expanding into a full family. The GT has since been retired while the SS and OS live on.
Remaining and used copies circulate in ESP, CryZtal, Jawbreaker, ESP Swirl, Z Metallic, and Tour Series ESP runs.
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