The Buzzz SS is the understable version of Discraft's iconic Buzzz midrange, rated 5/4/-2/1: it flies with a gentle turn to the right (for a right-handed backhand) and a light fade, making it an easy-turning, glidey take on the straight-flying original. The SS marks it as the straighter, more understable Buzzz (Discraft's SS means Super Straight). That added turn makes it a natural for controlled turnover throws, hyzer-flips and gentle shaping, giving developing arms extra reach and stronger players a workable turning mid. It keeps the comfortable Buzzz feel in the hand. It is a beadless mid. Anyone wanting the dead-straight, dependable flight of the standard Buzzz should reach for that instead; the Buzzz SS is built to turn. The Buzzz SS is the understable member of Discraft's hugely popular Buzzz midrange family. ESP and Z runs hold the flight; a beat-in Buzzz SS turns even more for turnover and roller shots.
The Buzzz SS is the understable version of Discraft's iconic Buzzz midrange, rated 5/4/-2/1: it flies with a gentle turn to the right (for a right-handed backhand) and a light fade, making it an easy-turning, glidey take on the straight-flying original. The SS marks it as the straighter, more understable Buzzz (Discraft's SS means Super Straight).
That added turn makes it a natural for controlled turnover throws, hyzer-flips and gentle shaping, giving developing arms extra reach and stronger players a workable turning mid. It keeps the comfortable Buzzz feel in the hand. It is a beadless mid. Anyone wanting the dead-straight, dependable flight of the standard Buzzz should reach for that instead; the Buzzz SS is built to turn.
The Buzzz SS is the understable member of Discraft's hugely popular Buzzz midrange family.
ESP and Z runs hold the flight; a beat-in Buzzz SS turns even more for turnover and roller shots.
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