The Discraft Cryztal Sparkle Wasp is an overstable midrange built as Discraft's answer to the Roc, cast here in a glittery run of Cryztal plastic from the 2022 Ledgestone Open.

Flight Numbers: 5 / 3 / 0 / 2

Cryztal Sparkle is a clear, glass-like premium blend with metallic flake mixed through it, firmer and grippier than base line plastic and built to hold its overstable fade for a long time. The sparkle finish also makes it easy to spot in the rough, which matters on a disc without a lot of glide to carry it far if you miss a line.

Its lack of glide is a feature here: thrown flat it stays fairly straight before a moderate, gentle fade closes out the flight, which makes distance easy to dial in on approach shots and short mid-range holes. It handles both forehand and backhand without flipping over under power, and it is a good complement to a Buzzz for exactly the shots where you need more fade than the Buzzz gives you.

Newer players working on backhand form get a disc that stays honest instead of turning over on a bad release.

Want the same overstable flight in a tougher plastic? The Z Wasp is the standard choice for durability. Prefer a glow version for night rounds? The Jawbreaker Glo Wasp lights up under a blacklight. Browse more in the overstable midrange collection.

Speed 5, glide 3, turn 0, fade 2. Diameter 21.60 cm, rim width 1.20 cm, max weight 177 g.