Discraft Buzzz OS

Discraft Buzzz OS – Overstable Midrange Precision

The Discraft Buzzz OS is the overstable sibling of the world-renowned Buzzz, offering more torque resistance and a stronger fade while maintaining the same reliable feel and comfort. With flight ratings of 5 | 4 | 0 | 3, the Buzzz OS delivers a dependable finish on every throw, making it the go-to midrange for windy days, flex lines, and forehand approaches.

If you’ve trusted the original Buzzz for your straight lines, the Buzzz OS fills the gap when extra stability is needed. This beadless, flat-topped midrange is a perfect complement in your lineup, especially for players who favor forehand throws or require a consistent fade finish. The overstability doesn’t come at the cost of glide, offering workable control without dumping out too early. It’s available in many of Discraft’s premium plastics including ESP and Z for durability and grip.

Why Choose the Buzzz OS?

• Consistent Overstable Finish: Dependable fade, even in windy conditions.
• Buzzz Feel, Beefed Up: Same grip and comfort as the original, but with more torque resistance.
• Forehand Friendly: Flat top and overstable profile make it great for controlled sidearms.
• Great for Advanced Throwers: Handles power and holds up under pressure.
• Perfect Trio: Pairs perfectly with the Buzzz and Buzzz SS to cover all your midrange shots.

Flight Ratings:

• Speed: 5
• Glide: 4
• Turn: 0
• Fade: 3

Who Should Throw the Buzzz OS?

• Advanced Players: For ripping into shots with torque and trusting the fade.
• Forehand Throwers: Excellent forehand midrange with consistent flight path.
• Windy Day Golfers: Keeps its line even in tough conditions.
• Buzzz Lovers: Seamless transition to more stability without changing feel.

If you’re looking to round out your midrange game with a disc that offers more control in headwinds or on forehand lines, the Buzzz OS is a perfect fit. Need something straighter? Check out the Discraft Buzzz. Want even more turn? Try the Discraft Buzzz SS.

FAQs

Q: How does the Buzzz OS compare to the Buzzz?

A: The Buzzz OS is noticeably more overstable, making it more reliable in wind and for flex or forehand lines.

Q: Is the Buzzz OS good for beginners?

A: It can be, especially for forehand development or those learning to throw into headwinds, but it’s best suited for players with some experience.

Step up your midrange game with torque resistance and controlled fade—bag the Buzzz OS today.