The Discraft Chris Dickerson ESP Buzzz Reaper Edition carries a double stamp, Chris Dickerson's Tour Series mark on the bottom and Reaper's flaming vortex stamp on top, over Discraft's classic ESP plastic. ESP is the blend most people picture when they picture a Buzzz, and on this stable midrange it flies like a laser beam.

Flight Numbers: 5 / 4 / -1 / 1

ESP is grippy, durable, and holds up to years of tree hits without chunking, which is why Discraft builds so many of its tour stamps on it. It runs a touch more overstable than a base line Buzzz, so a beginner needs a bit more speed behind the release to get it working, but that extra stability is what makes it hold a line so reliably once it is up to speed.

Thrown flat it is extremely neutral, not finicky the way some midranges get, and it holds whatever angle you put it on. A tiny hyzer sends it flipping up slightly before it finishes left, a big anhyzer holds the turn out to distance, and a flat release with no torque gives you a dead straight tunnel shot. Newer players get a dependable straight flyer once they build a little arm speed, and advanced players trust it to hold any line, backhand or forehand, inside the circle of every disc golfer's bag.

Want the eco-friendly build of this mold? The Recycled ESP Buzzz keeps the same trusted flight from reclaimed plastic. Like a swirl finish instead? The Z Line Fly Dye Buzzz flies a bit more overstable in tie dyed colors. Browse the whole 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.