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Monocacy wrote:Are all X Buzzzes domey, or do flat ones exist?
I have a domey X Buzzz that, other than the label, seems like a completely different mold than the dinner plate-flat Glo Z or Z Buzzzes. The domey X Buzzz flies way more understable than the Z’s, too. I had a flat D Buzzz that I liked until I threw it on a roof. As I recall, after a few collisions the D Buzzz was slightly more understable than the Z Buzzz – bendable but not flippy.
I’m not sure that I need to carry a flippy midrange. Right now it seems like throwing a Z Buzzz, DX Whippet, and Warlock forehand and backhand covers the shots I need (not that I can always make the shots, but I should be able to).
Thoughts?
discspeed wrote:There are a lot of flat X Buzzzes out there. I've seen a couple of the domey ones, and they are really freaky. Most are flat or at least flatish...
discspeed wrote:As far as not carrying one that is understable, as I said before there are a lot of situations, specific ceilings and distances, where an understable midrange allows for a real touch shot instead of having to try to force something with a stable disc. This is where overthrows/throwing into the ground/offline comes more into play.

MizzouTiger26 wrote:Recently traded a Champ Leo for an ESP Buzzz and I love the thing! I can pretty much throw it on any line I want, with any amount of power I want.
discspeed wrote:ESP Buzzzes are great. I've thrown quite a few. They break into straight quite quickly and stay there a long time. Most glide pretty well too. I went back to the Z because I found the ESP to get squirrely in the wind.
Strauss wrote:discspeed wrote:ESP Buzzzes are great. I've thrown quite a few. They break into straight quite quickly and stay there a long time. Most glide pretty well too. I went back to the Z because I found the ESP to get squirrely in the wind.
It's usually always windy at my local course and I think thats the main reason I have come to like my Z-Buzz the most out of all the other plastics. My Z-Buzz handles the wind much better than my FLX, and seems more consitant than my ESP as well. I really want to pick up a Glo-Z Buzz as I've heard they are really sweet!
koffee wrote:I was wondering if it was possible to beat in a esp buzz or is this a lost cause?
CHEERS - Koffee
koffee wrote:I was wondering if it was possible to beat in a esp buzz or is this a lost cause?
CHEERS - Koffee
koffee wrote:I was wondering if it was possible to beat in a esp buzz or is this a lost cause?
CHEERS - Koffee
ForeverBlue232 wrote:It's probably a disc rated 12/7/-5/8. It will go roller and then when the fade kicks in, it will pop back up into the air and fade on you. hehehe
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