Discraft Buzzz OS Flight Chart
The Discraft Buzzz OS is a reliable overstable midrange with flight numbers of 5 | 4 | 0 | 3. Designed as the beefier companion to the classic Buzzz, it holds a straight line before a strong, dependable fade. Its torque resistance and flat top make it a favorite for forehand players and anyone needing control in windy conditions.
Flight Path for Newer Players
For beginners, the Buzzz OS will fly straight briefly before finishing hard left (RHBH). It’s best used for hyzer shots, forehand approaches, or when you need a disc that won’t turn over even in a headwind.
Flight Chart Insights for Intermediate Throwers
At moderate power, the Buzzz OS delivers clean, straight flights with a firm fade. Expect it to stay on hyzer lines, fight off torque, and resist turn—perfect for upshots into the wind or controlled skips on approach.
Flight Numbers in Advanced Hands
Advanced players can lean on the Buzzz OS for precise placement. It’s a wind-fighting mid that can handle full power backhand or forehand drives. Expect a fast midrange release, flat flight, and consistent fade every time.
Forehand Control & Utility Lines
Forehand throwers praise the Buzzz OS for its flat top, smooth rim, and high torque tolerance. It’s ideal for flick approaches up to 300 feet, forehand flexes, or when a backhand would risk turnover.
Try our interactive Flight Chart to see how the Buzzz OS flight path adjusts to your throwing speed and release angle—customize for backhand, forehand, or left-handed lines.
Discraft Buzzz OS
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Try the Discraft Buzzz OS
A torque-resistant midrange that pairs perfectly with the original Buzzz. Use it for windy rounds, skip finishes, or whenever you need reliable overstability with familiar feel.
Puttheads Notes
Reviewer data consistently shows the Buzzz OS as a straight-flying midrange with trustworthy fade and exceptional wind performance. It’s a natural fit for anyone who already bags a Buzzz but needs extra stability.
- Flight Numbers: 5 | 4 | 0 | 3
- Primary Use: overstable midrange for wind and forehands
- Plastics: ESP, Z Line, Titanium, CryZtal, and FLX variants
- Best For: intermediate to pro players needing consistent fade
- Comparable To: Innova Gator, Dynamic Discs Verdict, Discraft Drone
