The Discraft Supercolor Alien Buzzz prints Brian Allen's colorful ancient alien artwork over Discraft's most common stable midrange, using the opaque Supercolor blend built on an ESP base.

Flight Numbers: 5 / 4 / -1 / 1

Supercolor takes the same grippy, tacky ESP recipe and adds an opaque, painted finish instead of a translucent one, so the art shows up bright and solid rather than see through. Feel and durability match standard ESP, it beats in slowly and holds a slightly overstable flight for a long time before settling into dead straight.

On a flat release it holds its line the whole way and finishes with a short, easy fade, and on a hyzer it stays on hyzer without any flip. Into a headwind it does not turn over the way a lighter rimmed midrange will, which is why it is the disc to grab on a tunnel shot when you cannot afford a surprise. New players get an honest read on their release, and forehand throwers like the shallow, beadless rim in the hand.

Want a solid color in the same grippy plastic? The Discraft ESP Buzzz is the standard version. Prefer a plastic that holds up even longer without softening? The Discraft Big Z Buzzz is a firmer, more durable option. Browse the whole Buzzz collection.

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