Slightly more stable Buzzz

[wolfhaley]

Originally Posted by ru4por

Buzzz OS or a Wasp. I throw a Nebula in that spot, but that is because I am cool. It is OOP.

I was wondering if anyone was going to suggest a Buzzz OS. Seems like the obvious choice.

I'd suggest a Wasp personally, but it is beaded, which the OP doesn't prefer.

[disco40]

I feel like some of the PP tour Z's are able to hold a touch of hyzer with some power quite nicely. They are definitely beefy for a Buzzz. Some ESP McBuzzzes, as mentioned, are good out of the box too. Takes a little while to break them in.

[robdeforge]

Originally Posted by Gmtata01

I throw an MD3 for that shot. For power reference I max out around 375.

second the md3. i normally just throw buzzzes but for fall disc golf put an easy-to-find md3 in the bag. now it's gonna be staying in there all the time!

[PMantle]

Originally Posted by art_vandelay

I've found this to be true. A fresh eMac is basically a slightly beefier buzzz. Just note that it's pretty easy to beat the eMac out of the truth and you end up with a disc that flies like a regular truth. This was true for Lucid plastic on the one I have.

Since I almost never approach with mids, I rarely break them in. Also, our courses tend to have soft floors, whether in the woods or not. I think discs in my area break in slower than most places. No rock and almost no sand. Lots of clay and cushy Bermuda.

[josiahv]

They are a bit hard to find right now, but I find the MD4s I have are very similar to a Z Buzzz in flight and feel, but with a more distinct late flight fade. I personally bag metal flake MD4s for this slot most days.

Also the current swirly tour series Z Buzzzes are fairly stable for a Buzzz. I go back and forth between the MD4 and the tour series currently depending on how into mold minimalization I find myself.

Between jawbreaker, ESP, and swirly Z you can get a very fantastic mid line up without seasoning from a single mold.