The Discraft Supercolor Owl Buzzz carries Brian Allen's bright bird artwork on the same stable midrange that fills more bags on the course than any other disc.

Flight Numbers: 5 / 4 / -1 / 1

Supercolor is an opaque, painted version of Discraft's grippy ESP blend, so the artwork stays bold instead of fading into a translucent background. It grips the same as standard ESP in cold or wet rounds and beats in at the same slow pace, holding a slightly overstable flight through a long stretch of rounds before it settles flat.

Thrown flat it stays flat for the whole flight and closes with a short, controlled fade, and on a hyzer it holds the line without any of the flip you get from a lighter rimmed midrange. It handles a headwind without turning over, which is the shot most people reach for it on, a tunnel line where a surprise would cost the hole. If your misses tend to land short more than they drift wide, this disc's flat, honest flight makes it easier to dial in distance.

If your misses are usually short, add more glide with the Discraft Z Buzzz and its longer, flatter finish. Want the same bold art style in a swirled color run instead? The Discraft CryZtal Sparkle Buzzz is worth a look. See every plastic in the stable midrange collection.

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