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Top Selling Discraft Midrange Disc Golf Discs

Top Selling Discraft Midrange Disc Golf Discs

Explore the top-selling Discraft midrange discs based on sales at Infinite Discs. From the legendary Buzzz to workable understable and overstable options, these molds represent some of the most popular Discraft mids players are putting in their bags.

  • Buzzz — Rated 4.80 from 581 reviews, the Buzzz is a versatile, reliable midrange that excels at holding lines with a dependable finish.
  • Buzzz SS — Rated 4.64 from 102 reviews, the Buzzz SS offers the familiar Buzzz feel with a more understable, workable flight.
  • Buzzz OS — Rated 4.62 from 93 reviews, the Buzzz OS adds significant stability for forehands, wind, and dependable hyzer shots.

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Fuzed Line Buzzz

4.80
(594 Reviews)
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The Fuzed Line Buzzz with Saw Pattern brings a fresh twist to one of Discraft’s most trusted midranges. This edition features a sculpted saw blade design molded into the rim, adding a subtle grip texture and standout visual flair. Made with Discraft’s new Fuzed Line plastic, it offers a touch more stability than a standard Buzzz—perfect for controlled midrange shots, straight flights with dependable fade, and confident grip in any condition. A must-have for Buzzz fans looking for something both functional and fierce.

Manufacturer Flight Numbers 5/4/-1/1
Reviewer Flight Numbers 5/4.2/-0.7/1
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ESP Buzzz

4.80
(594 Reviews)
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ESP Buzzz offers the perfect blend of glide, grip, and straight control. It holds any line with minimal fade and seasons into a versatile workhorse midrange for players of all skill levels.

Manufacturer Flight Numbers 5/4/-1/1
Reviewer Flight Numbers 5/4.2/-0.7/1
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Mega Glo Buzzz

4.80
(594 Reviews)
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Mega Glo Buzzz features enhanced glow properties and firm plastic for better nighttime visibility. It flies with reliable midrange stability—slightly more overstable than base blends—and maintains the Buzzz’s signature control.

Manufacturer Flight Numbers 5/4/-1/1
Reviewer Flight Numbers 5/4.2/-0.7/1
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Z Line Buzzz

4.80
(594 Reviews)
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Z Line Buzzz is the most durable and stable version of the mold, offering straight, torque-resistant flights with a slight fade. It’s the go-to for players needing consistent control and long-term reliability.

Manufacturer Flight Numbers 5/4/-1/1
Reviewer Flight Numbers 5/4.2/-0.7/1
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Signature ESP Malita

4.38
(8 Reviews)
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The Paul McBeth ESP Malita is a beadless midrange designed for controlled glide and precise shot shaping. With a smaller diameter and shallower rim than the Malta, the ESP Malita offers a slightly understable flight ideal for touch hyzers, smooth turnovers, and dead-straight lines. Crafted in grippy ESP plastic, it delivers excellent durability with a consistent, comfortable release for both backhand and forehand players.

Manufacturer Flight Numbers 5/5/-1/1
Reviewer Flight Numbers 5/5.1/-1.1/1
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Mega Glo Buzzz SS

4.64
(105 Reviews)
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Mega Glo plastic glows brighter than traditional glow offerings, making the Buzzz SS ideal for night rounds. The feel is similar to Z Line but slightly stiffer, offering a reliable, consistent release.

Manufacturer Flight Numbers 5/4/-2/1
Reviewer Flight Numbers 5/4.1/-1.8/0.9
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ESP Buzzz SS

4.64
(105 Reviews)
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ESP plastic gives the Buzzz SS a swirly aesthetic and balanced grip, ideal for players who want both performance and appearance. This version of the Discraft Buzzz SS offers a consistent, understable release perfect for smooth turnovers.

Manufacturer Flight Numbers 5/4/-2/1
Reviewer Flight Numbers 5/4.1/-1.8/0.9
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ESP Sled

5.00
(4 Reviews)
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The Discraft ESP Sled is a precision-driven putt and approach disc with a 3 | 2 | -1 | 2 flight profile and the added grip and durability of ESP plastic. The rolled thumb track promotes a secure, repeatable release, giving players added confidence on touch shots. In the air, the ESP Sled offers mild high-speed turn that settles into a straight carry before finishing with a controlled fade. Its low glide and manageable speed help keep approaches on line, limit unwanted skip, and produce soft, controlled landings on both forehand and backhand throws.

Manufacturer Flight Numbers 3/2/-1/2
Reviewer Flight Numbers 3/2.1/-1/1.9
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Z Glo Buzzz

4.80
(594 Reviews)
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Z Glo Buzzz offers glow-in-the-dark visibility with the firm, overstable feel of Z-Line plastic. It’s torque-resistant and slightly more fade-heavy than ESP, ideal for day or night midrange control.

Manufacturer Flight Numbers 5/4/-1/1
Reviewer Flight Numbers 5/4.2/-0.7/1
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ESP Buzzz OS

4.62
(93 Reviews)
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ESP plastic gives the Buzzz OS a slightly softer and more grippy feel compared to Z blends. While still reliably overstable, some players report a touch more glide or turn in ESP, especially when beat in.

Manufacturer Flight Numbers 5/4/0/3
Reviewer Flight Numbers 5/3.9/0/3
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Fuzed Line Glo Buzzz

4.80
(594 Reviews)
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The Buzzz (3 z’s) is one of the most popular midrange discs in the world. This consistent, reliable, and stable disc will perform exactly how you want it to. With powerful throws the Buzzz will hold any line you put on it. With light, level throws, it will fade slightly. This super popular disc can be purchased in all of Discraft's plastics. In base line plastics it has a stability rating of 0. In premium plastic blends this disc is slightly overstable with a Discraft rating of .5.

Manufacturer Flight Numbers 5/4/-1/1
Reviewer Flight Numbers 5/4.2/-0.7/1
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X Line Buzzz

4.80
(594 Reviews)
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X-Line Buzzz offers excellent grip and a smooth, straight flight in softer plastic that beats in quickly. Ideal for players who prefer touch shots and want a flippy midrange with plenty of glide.

Manufacturer Flight Numbers 5/4/-1/1
Reviewer Flight Numbers 5/4.2/-0.7/1
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