The Discraft Bert Kreischer SuperColor Buzzz is the same stable midrange nearly every disc golfer already carries, dressed up in Discraft's playful SuperColor blend for this comedian collab run. It holds any line you put on it, which is exactly why the Buzzz became the standard every other midrange gets measured against.

Flight Numbers: 5 / 4 / -1 / 1

SuperColor is one of Discraft's opaque base line blends, softer and a bit grippier than premium ESP or Z, so it flips up a touch more before it beats in and settles into that dead straight flight the mold is famous for. The bright, novelty color run is part of the fun here, but the flight underneath is stock Buzzz through and through.

Thrown flat with a level release it flies straight as an arrow with only a subtle fade in the last stretch of the flight. Put it on a hyzer and it flips up a little before finishing left, and a bigger arm can use it as a reliable hyzer flip that always comes back. Inside 150 feet it turns into a floaty, slightly overstable approach option that sits down instead of skipping past the basket. Beginners get a disc that will not turn over on them even without a hard fade to fall back on, and advanced players trust it to hold whatever angle they put it on, backhand or forehand.

Want the same flight in a more durable premium plastic? The Jawbreaker ESP Buzzz holds up longer under regular play. Looking for a lighter, easier to throw version? The Z Lite Buzzz gets up to speed with less effort. Browse the full Buzzz collection to compare every plastic.

Speed 5, glide 4, turn -1, fade 1. Diameter 21.7 cm, rim width 1.2 cm, max weight 180 g.