Midrange

Discraft Buzzz SS flight numbers

Discraft Buzzz SS product photograph
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The Discraft Buzzz SS is a speed-5 midrange for smooth turning lines with a gentle finish. This guide uses the Paige Shue Signature Series Z version.

Speed
5
Glide
4
Turn
-2
Fade
1

Paige Shue Signature Series Z listing (Discraft stability rating 0). Manufacturer ratings · How to read them

Choose it for

Midrange turnover practice. Try it when you want a midrange to drift through a turning line without a hard finish. Learn that shot with comfortable throws before adding more molds.

Choose something else if…

Choose the regular Buzzz if your main concern is limiting early turn. A more negative turn rating is not automatically easier for every throw.

What the Buzzz SS flight numbers mean

The -2 turn makes turning shots the main reason to consider this version. For a right-handed backhand, that means drift to the right during the faster part of the throw, before its modest fade back left. Reverse those directions for a left-handed backhand.

SEE THE SHAPE

Buzzz SS flight path

Illustrative · Top view
Illustrative disc flight paths, right-handed backhandTop view, throwing upward from the start. 1 visible curves. Fade bends left. Length is schematic, not a distance estimate. Select a disc in the list to highlight its curve.Forward · relative lengthLeftRightRelease / start

Illustrative top view of the published ratings, not a measured flight. How the curve is drawn

Compare the Buzzz SS flight shape with the Buzzz →

Which version are you buying?

Buzzz SS, Buzzz and Buzzz OS are different molds. Our source is the Paige Shue Signature Series Z product page, not a claim about every SS release.

Discraft Buzzz SS plastics and weights
Plastic or scopeWeight
Paige Shue Signature Series ZCheck the individual disc listing

Source: Discraft Buzzz SS, checked 2026-10-08. How to choose a disc weight

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Before you buy

If you already own a neutral midrange, buy the SS only when you want a different turning shot. For a first midrange, compare its grip with the Mako3 and Hex.

Read about the Discraft Buzzz or compare the Buzzz SS and Buzzz side by side.

Guides for choosing the Buzzz SS

Price and where to buy

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Checked 2026-09-10; covers all listed plastics, editions and misprints, before shipping and tax, and can change. Ordinary retailer link with no commission.

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Practice idea

In a clear field, use comfortable flat releases and track when the turning movement begins. Avoid judging the disc from a single throw with an accidental release angle.

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