This was my first disc. It's always been in my bag, and I don't see that changing. I seem to swap out putters and drivers for fun, but I've always loved this disc.

I currently have 3 in my bag, 2 Nate Doss Ti one at 170g and one at 175g/ and a 177g jawbreaker. The Nate Doss Ti 170g is now discontinued but worth keeping if you find one, its been in my bag since 2015 and has been my only midrange for about 4 years. The Ti plastic has been extremely durable for me, so when I'm around rocks or gravel this is what I throw. After being my workhorse for 5 years its starting to go dead straight on a flat line. The jawbreaker 177g has gotten a good concave flight plate over the 2 years I've had it, which feels great in the hand. It's comparable to a pro-d and beat in well. Out of the box this felt overstable and good in the wind for me, but now it will pop up and ride straight or flex a smooth anhyzer line. I love how the baseline plastic grips, but I try to keep it away from rocks and trees.

I hope this was helpful, I recommend Ti plastic, Z-flx, and pro-d. 

I have a TI Buzzz and it flies so straight for me. It has a predictable fade at the end of the path flight and I can get good distance on it from a recreational players point of view. Beginner friendly, but I would not recommend throwing the TI plastic in wet conditions. 

One word. Reliable. 

I'm really glad I picked one of these up in Ti plastice. Stable to slightly overstable. I use it for straight shots and hitting tunnels. Simply put, this thing goes where you want it. At my arm speed (intermediate?) it flies straight. As a converted ultimate player I'm super happy with this flight.

Gotta love the Buzzz! I've owned this disc in many plastics (Crystal, Z, ESP, Titanium) and loved them all. The Buzzz has been my favorite midrange disc from the beginning and gets pulled out of the bag countless times each round. For me it flies mostly straight- sometimes a touch understable, medium glide with little to no fade. Just a simple point and shoot type of disc. The Buzz is a reliable upshot disc on the longer holes and also suitable from the pad on shorter, or more technical holes with tight lines. Pretty much anyone that i've played with who has thrown a Buzz eventually goes out and buys one. Really can't go wrong with this disc.

A TI Buzzz is the perfect midrange for most arms. It's also a great overstable mid for a beginner that will serve them well down the line as well. I use them interchangably with my Z Buzzzes.

I use the TI Buzzz straight shots, hyzers and baby anny flexes from 250-290'.  The TI Buzzz flies dead straight at my arm speed when thrown flat and low. The Buzzz is fairly wind resistant, but will get turned a bit by a stiff headwind.

The TI plastic is really nice, but does break in a little faster than Z. I threw my Z Buzzz for hundreds of rounds without any notable difference in flight characteristics. My TI Buzzz started out a hair more stable than my Z, but broke in to being a hair less stable after a few dozen rounds.

I would probably pick a Z Buzzz over a TI, unless you want to layer various stages of wear in your bag.

The Buzzz is the most consistent disc I have ever thrown. Forehand, backhand, underhand, roller....anything is possible with a Buzzz. It can be thrown on any line, at any angle, and hold through its flight. I love it off the tee when appropriate or as an approach/fairway disc. Really can’t say enough about how well it feels (especially in Titanium plastic) in the hand or how easy and smooth it releases. I’ve thrown a lot of kids, and the Buzzz is the most popular because it’s the best. 

What can be said about a Buzzz that hasn't been said a million times in the last 16 years?  It is a great disc for beginners due to the fact it quickly reveals flaws in your form.  It is going to hold the line you place it on when thrown at the proper speed.  When thrown hard it will hold a very nice, slow turnover that will not burn straight into the ground. Throw it hard on a hyzer line and it will flip to flat and play dead straight.  It is a versatile disc when thrown at its "5" speed rating and a great turnover finesse disc when you need to hold tight lines in the woods.  

Awesome disc! Definitely a straight flyer. Very comfortable flat top and shallow rim. My power fan grip seems to fit perfectly to this disc, but it can handle my power bunch grip as well, when released with hyzer. Titanium plastic feels really good and seems to add a little more stability for higher arm speeds. I bag a zone, buzz, and buzzz os all in titanium, really covers every shot you need from a mid.

The go to disc for straight lines to the basket. Whether it is 100ft or 300ft it will get you right on the basket.

i like this disc some but i am much more a fan of an innova rat or a roc3. Its just a little too flippy for me. i am a RHFH player and i flick this disc it comes up just like i want it to and just a little bit more and then doesnt come back at the end enough to correct itself for me. even on hyzer flips it is just a little too much flip for me. it is a very durable plastic though and has a great feel. just a little flippy.

Great hyzer-flip mid. Thrown with slight to moderate hyzer, it will flip up and flatten out for the majority of the flight then fade back to the left. I use this mainly on shorter tunnel shots that need to finish left. I love Buzzz's but after they beat in they start to become too flippy for what I'm looking for out of them, but the titanium plastic is holding up nicely so far. 

My absolute favorite disc. Got one as a gift by the person who introduced me to the game. I didn't appreciate what i had back then! An absolute must try disc. RHBH i choose this disc on any hole i need to go straight narrow. The numbers don't lie a shallow s curve lets the disc weave its way down the path and sit down back in the middle.

Hands down the best mid range disc ever made my very first disc i ever bought and to this day after 6 years i still have it in my bag granted it flies way different but that just shows the versatility of this disc i currently have a pro d, titanium and a jawbreaker glo which all fly a little bit different but really are great on of the few mid ranges i've ever thrown that actually feels comfortable in my hand. Has a nice straight flight with a very small fade at the end and can manipulated based on the angle you use when throwing really the best disc for anyone who plays in the woods and i would highly recommend the titanium plastic as it is the most durable. 

Love the Discraft brand and this is a great all around beginner disc.

I just swapped from an Elite Z Buzz to a Titanium and wow...  pretty much the same exact (dead straight) flight, but Titanium feels SO much better in the hand, and I feel like it gives me a more consistent release.  If you want to try a Buzz, I would highly recommend you get it in TI plastic.

This disc gets thrown more than anything else in my bag. I used to have my midrange slot occupied by rocs and coyotes but the Buzzz has completely changed that. This thing can get ripped off the teepad or make that oh-so-crucial recovery shot that us lumberjacks of the wooded courses here in NC need. Not only do i love this disc. If i ever take a newbie out to a local course, this is the only disc ill give them. If there is a shot that you want to make just put this disc on that line and it'll do it. I haven't aced with this disc yet but have banged chains, cage, and pole so many times off the teepad that its getting ridiculous

I recently picked up a Nate Doss Titanium Buzzz and I could quickly see why it is such as popular disc. This disc is my go-to for any straight drive between 300-350 feet that cannot tail off to the right. It flies straight and then fades at the end, there's no turning it over. It's typically my choice for a shot into a headwind. I also bag a Z Glo Buzzz that I use for hyzer flips to go dead straight or slight right moving holes. It's not nearly as overstable as the Nate Doss Titanium run. 

One of the most popular mid range molds for a reason. The buzzz is a very consistent disc. Good disc even for beginners.

The Buzzz might be the greatest disc for a beginner to pick up (especially the Buzzz SS or "Super Straight") because of it's flat top, small rim, and neutral flight path. It also might be one of the greatest discs ever created. I can get an incredible grip on this disc and it can fly for 150+ ft. easily. Titanium is definitely my favorite plastic on the market right now. It is incredibly durable, can hold up in most winds, looks amazing and feels great in the hand. Mine is a beautiful pearly, blue color and it looks incredible, I love it. The flight numbers for this disc are incredibly accurate- Speed: 5.0, Glide: 5.0, Turn: 0.0, and Fade: 1.5. I feel as though the TI Buzzz likes to hold it's stability a little longer than all the other plastic types and it's definitely a little more stable than the other Buzzzes I carry in my bag (that's why I raised the stability/ fade by 0.5). Overall, I love this disc so much that I have 5 of them in my bag: 2 Z Buzzzes, 1 Z Buzzz SS, 1 X Buzzz, and 1 Titanium Buzzz. This disc is so reliable, versatile, and precise that they'll be in my bag until the day I die. Highly recommended for all players.

I will always and forever have this disc in my bag. It is by far my favorite disc that Discraft makes, and I recommend it to everyone that plays disc golf. It works for literally every type of shot, in every type of situation, and I would never consider playing a round without it in my bag. I have 2 dozen different mids that I rotate in and out of my bag as needed, but the Buzzz has never missed a beat. If you're just getting started, buy a Buzzz and play full rounds just using that disc. If you're a comfortable player and have confidence throwing any shot that comes your way, buy a Buzzz and bring your mid/approach game to the next level. If you're an advanced player competing in tournaments, buy a Buzzz and enjoy having an extra one because I assume you know exactly WTF I'm talking about.

What more is there to say about the Buzzz?  Just get one.  I just got one in the Ti plastic and its fantastic.  It goes where ever you throw it and will hold just about any line.  There isn't a disc in my bag I feel more confident with, that's including my McPro Roc3.  Great beginner disc to learn your form too.  Titanium plastic feels great in hand too.  More grippy that Z but not as flexible and soft and the FLX plastic which I don't care too much for. 

I've owned several Buzzz molds over time, and the Ti is my favorite by far. It holds up to abuse, and tree dings. The plastic is extremely durable, and still flies like a buzzz only just a smidge more stable which I think is a good thing. It holds up in the headwind better than any other mold, and is dead straight. I've owned a Ti buzzz for almost 2 years and it flies the same as when I got it. It's the only midrange that's been impossible to replace for something else. 

Acquired a Nate Doss sig Titanium Buzzz in fairly light blue color.  The Titanium plastic is far and away my favorite Discraft plastic;  a lot like Innova Star or Prodigy 400g, firm but grippy.  My only regret is that Discraft doesn't make more titanium discs in colors that are easy to find.  Gold/brown and silver/gray are not easy to find for my old eyes.

Having said that, I really like the Doss Ti Buzzz.  The grip is far more comfortable than the McBeth Champion Roc3, and is on par with the Wysocki Opto Compass.  The Buzzz has a bit less glide than those other two sig discs (good or bad depending on what you want/need);  however, it shapes lines, especially mild hyzer lines, very very well.

I now understand why the Buzzz is among the all-time great discs, and the Doss Ti Buzzz will see a lot of use for me..

A great disc that will come out flat and finish almost just as flat(fades a tiny bit at the end).  I personally feel it's a fight between the Roc 3 and this on my main mid range and it's a real hard choice I think.

Definitely one of the best mids of all time. I bought my TI Buzzz about a year ago and the TI plastic has held up very well. The Buzzz is still the same straight disc I bought. The disc flies almost perfectly straight with a very slight fade at the end. The grip es very good most of the time. However, when the disc is wet it tends to get very slippery. All in all, this is one of the best mids, if not one of the best discs, of all time.

I have heard many people, at events, on courses, at stores say "I can't have too many Buzzz's." Which I would have to agree. 

I had initially started throwing an Elite Z Buzzz. I have always loved the flight and feel of the disc. I have since moved to the Titanium plastic (first tried it because it was the new premium stuff) I  really like the low profile, and flat top. 

I have 2 Max/heavy weights in my bag, one that is really beat in, and the other is still fresh. Both of them I can comfortably park my disc between 150-275ft range. I use my beat up disc for more of a straight shot that I don't want to finish too left. Whereas the newer one I have on hand for the more stable throw that I am wanting a middie-hyzer or even a stall hyzer approach. NOTE: by no means is this an overstable disc, but it holds a really nice hyzer line.

The Titanium buzzz is awesome. The few that I used to own were slightly more stable than my regular Z-buzzz's. It is very neutral and a fantastic midrange disc. The Buzzz is known for it's superior glide and easy shot shaping abilities.

The TI plastic is pretty slick to the touch.

What is there to say that hasn't already been said? It's the best all-around mid out there. I love the feel of the titanium plastic and it works well both in the summer and cold Maine winter months! 

This disc is awesome!you throw it in a straight line with 9 percent strenght you get a very straight streamline shot.When this disc breaks in and you have it for a while it flies even more straight and more accurate.You can add or take of some fade by simply adding a little angle to the disc.I love the buzzz and I am a Innova type of guy.If I never foud one I probaly wouldnt have tried it out.But glad I got the chance to this adds alot to my midrange game and par 3 drives.I highly recommend this disc to anybody!

Great disc. Real even, nearly no fade what-so-ever. Throw it and it falls WHERE I WANT IT TO GO! I have about three of these in my arsenal. It's VERY beginner friendly. This was one of the first discs I bought not counting the Innova beginner's three pack and this Nate Doss Titanium Buzzz made me feel like a descent player. RHBH really straight really even, not too succeptable to wind (i throw a 175 g) --- flick also fairly even,with a bit rightward turn towards the end.

I stayed away from the Buzzz initially because I wanted to throw different discs than those with so much hype.

Once I finally ot around to throwing it, I found out why all the hype. The shape of the Titanium and Z plastic Buzzz's with the nice flat top feels and works great for all kinds of throws. It's also super consistent and stable. This really is a five star disc.

I have a 177g ti buzz. It's a niche disc for me. 300ft, hyzer flip with a right finish. It does this every time. Whenever there's a 275-325ft hole that's straight or with a slight right finish, I giggle to myself because I know I'm gonna park it.

I don't throw Discraft anymore, but this is a money midrange if you do. I really liked this disc for short hyzers or just straight laser beam disc that usually threw great for me. I had this disc in the sweet discraft Ti plastic. I had it in my bag for about 6 months before i started throwing Prodigy Disc and stepped my game up. I had it in the dark purple. it almost looked black in the sun. this plastic was honestly my favorite in the discraft lineup and before that is the Z plastic. I had two Buzzz's and one was a white one that was glow in the dark. It was a bit less stable in the Z plastic than the Ti. i liked this very much. It gave me two very different discs that were the same disc. This disc probably seemed more stable when i had a weaker arm than i do now, but i would probably still throw it if I still had any Discraft. An exact copy of this disc that is currently in my bag is the Prodigy M3 in the 400s plastic. The buzzz dosent quite fly like it, but it is the closest comparrison i can make of this disc. It flew very straight in the Z plastic, and flew a bit stable in the Ti plastic for me. The flights would be different for me now, it would probably be a hyzer flip disc for me right now. i can throw a mid about 325 ft in an open field or maybe even further throwing it at an anny line. I loved this disc when i threw it, and have an even better version of it in my bag right now. like i said, if you throw discraft, you have probably thrown this disc and need to if you havent

A great straight line disc for me, holds ever line with just a little dependable low speed fade. Get one, you can't go wrong!

I have had 4 different Buzz discs. I found 3 of them and won the last one at a tournament. I love my titanium buzz. It is a stellar disc. If you throw it backhand with a hyzer(tipped down) it will follow the line fading to the left. If you throw it with an anhyzer(tipped up) it will turn right and fade left. I can rip this disc as hard as I can flat and it will go straight as an arrow. I have thrown several different plastics and have enjoyed them all. I really like the harder more durable plastics, however I do have the occasional throw that slips out of my hand. I couldn't say enough good things about this disc.

I picked up a Crystal Buzzz to replace my Titanium that I lost. Must have 3 Buzzzes in my bag. Loving the Crystal after one day. It's slightly stable and straight at high speeds. My two favorite things about a Buzzz are the distance you can get from them and the comfortable grip for sidearm shots. The Buzzz can give confidence to lots of players.

Love it. Ti plastic 172 pretty much a do it all disc and ti plastic just seems to slip throu trees. Only way I've been able to ding it is by drilling the basket from a distance. Bought my buddy one for his first mid. I think everyone needs this in their bag. All other midrange s are just imitating!

The buzzz titanium feels a little overstable to me as of right now. However the titanium is virtually indestructible and should last many years if I don't lose it. The buzzz needs to be thrown anhyzer to make a smooth S curve or even forehand. Forehand tends to suit me better at throwing narrow shots with this disc because of the light fade. Backhand the buzzz should work for players with better technique and should offer a predictable and great mid-range shot.

I became a Buzz freak pretty fast after buying the TI Buzz. I caught 3 Aces with it within the first few months of having it and dropped my score by atleast 4 strokes the day I got it. The Ti for me is a line holder and you can do just about any shot with it. I now have 5 different buzzes in my bag now because I just can't get enough of them. Fantastic disc.

I have a 178 Titanium Buzzz, a Z Buzzz, and a 176 Supercolor Buzzz. Each Buzzz flies differently, which makes it more awesome. When I picked up my first Buzzz, I was amazed how good this disc flies and how workable it is. The Buzzz has completely improved my game and will improve anyone's game. You can throw soft anhyzers, dead straight shots, slow hyzers, and this disc also rolls really well. As far as the three different plastics I have, Titanium is most stable, Z is most durable, and Supercolor has the most distance and is least stable.

I own two different buzzz discs, One is an Elite X and the other is a Titanium. While I prefer the plastic of the Elite X, The Titanium is an all around better disc. It goes further, Straighter and is infinitely more accurate. I actually use my Ti Buzzz as a driver some times.

The best disc on the market. I carry 3 a Ti version--which is more stable than the two Z versions of the Buzzz in my bag. Very controllable and the different plastics tend to have different characteristics. Great putter into headwinds and my go to disc for all jump putts. You won't go wrong with a Buzzz--or 3--in your bag!

Ti Buzz is my go to for shots off the tee that range from the 250-325ft. It can handle power extremely well and can hold every line. It has little to no fade from shots off the tee and it can be mastered to use this disc for approaches and even putting. One of the most famous and popular disc ever made.

Buzzz - Comes in every plastic and has a tone of custom prints for a reason. It is a great disc golf disc. Drives, 2nd shots on long fairways, and upshots. I have a dozen Buzzzes. Keep the Cryztal Z and Ti in my bag. Will switch in the Glow on windy days and the FLX for a wooded course.

This is my favorite disc! I have it in 4 different plastics (elite x, z, esp, and ti) Basically, it will hold what ever line you put it on for the most part. The Titanium plastic seems to go a little straighter than the other plastics, and the ESP plastic seems to be a little more stable than the others. Great disc though for beginners and pros alike! Really controllable, reliable, and just a predictable disc! with Great Glide! Get this disc if you don't have one. One of the best midrange out there.