One of the coolest releases of the year is the Discraft FuZed Buzzzsaw. Their FuZed line of discs combines two different types of plastics together into a cool pattern. For the Buzzz they create a Saw pattern with their ESP plastic and overlay it with their Z plastic. We have typically found that a flatter, more puddle topped FuZed Buzzz is more understable and glidey compared to a stock Buzzz. Ones with more dome tend to have a more stable finish. Regardless, this Discraft technology is arguably some of the best to come out in recent years and we could not be more excited. Check out the FuZed Buzzz today at Disc Zone!
Disc Breakdown:
Flight Numbers:
Speed (5)
Glide (4)
Turn (-1)
Fade (1)
Stability Rating (1-5): Neutral (3)
Stiffness Rating (1-5): Neutral Stiffness (3)
Ideal Shot Shape: Control mid range shots, hyzer flips, turnovers
Beginner Friendly?: Yes
Comparison across plastics:
FuZed plastic is the combination of Discraft's Z plastic with their other premium plastics. Majority are combined with ESP, but some can been identified as Titanium and Titanium Sparkle.
List of plastics from least to most stable within the mold
ESP
Mega Glow
Z
Big Z
FuZeD
Titanium
Titanium Swirl
Z Swirl
Similar Discs
Axiom Discs Neutron Hex:These will have a similar shot shape, but the Hex will have a touch more glide.
Innova Discs Champion Mako3:The flight and feel of both of these match up well, but the Mako3 will have a slightly different hand feel.
