The Discraft Buzzz in ESP FLX plastic takes the most trusted mid-range in disc golf and softens it up. ESP FLX blends Discraft's grippy premium ESP with a flexible additive, so the flight plate gives a little in your hand instead of feeling stiff and hard.

Flight Numbers: 5 / 4 / -1 / 1

The flex is the whole story with this plastic. It stays tacky and warm feeling even on a cold morning round, when stiffer premium blends turn slick. That grip comes with a tradeoff: FLX beats in a touch faster than stock ESP and settles into a straighter, slightly softer flight sooner. Ground play is reduced too, so approach shots tend to sit down instead of skipping past the basket.

Thrown flat it holds a dead straight line and finishes with a short, soft fade, the same reliable flight that makes the Buzzz the disc every other midrange gets compared to. On a hyzer it stays on hyzer, and it takes a forehand release well because the beadless rim sits flat in the hand. I reach for mine on cold-weather rounds and controlled approach shots where I want grip more than distance.

Good for a new player learning what a clean, straight release looks like, and for anyone who wants a Buzzz that feels softer without giving up the stability. Slower arms get the full flight without much power, and bigger arms can still shape a hyzer flip or a turnover look on it.

Want the same mold in a firmer, more durable plastic? The Z Buzzz holds its overstable shape for years. Prefer standard ESP without the flex? The ESP Buzzz is the one most bags carry. See every version in the Buzzz collection.

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