Get a grip on your midrange game.
The Discraft Jawbreaker Buzzz puts a smooth, tacky feel into a versatile midrange. It is a choice for players who value the connection in their grip and enjoy learning how a disc’s flight develops with use.
With 5 / 4 / -1 / 1 flight numbers, the Buzzz covers straight placements, gentle curves, and controlled anhyzer lines. Think deliberate midrange shots between putter range and fairway-driver distance, rather than forcing a fast disc to slow down for the landing area.
Jawbreaker feel, with an honest durability trade-off
Jawbreaker plastic has a smooth surface with a tacky grip and a characteristic marbled appearance. Its feel sits apart from the harder premium blends without being an extremely floppy plastic.
It also seasons more quickly than stock Z plastic. Repeated impacts and wear can make the flight more understable over time, opening up different line-shaping possibilities as you get to know it. Choose it for feel and seasoning potential, not for the same long-term resistance to wear as a premium Z blend.
A release-led midrange
A clean, suitably powered throw can produce a straight flight with a modest finish. A gentle hyzer gives you a curving placement route, while an anhyzer release can help shape a smooth line in the other direction. As the disc wears, revisit those angles rather than expecting its fresh flight forever.
On a wooded hole, you spot a landing area just beyond your comfortable putter range. You settle into the tacky Jawbreaker grip and make a smooth throw through the gap. That measured placement job is where a Buzzz can make more sense than reaching for extra speed.
Lines to build around it
- Straight placements: Controlled midrange carry with a gentle finish.
- Longer approaches: Bridge the gap between putter shots and fairway-driver lines.
- Gentle hyzers: Use release angle to shape a sweeping route.
- Controlled anhyzers: Explore smooth angle-led lines with enough height and space.
- Seasoned turnover duties: As wear changes the flight, test how it fits beside a fresher or more durable Buzzz.
Who will appreciate Jawbreaker?
Players who prioritize tacky grip and a disc that develops with use are the clearest fit. Developing throwers can learn angle control with its manageable midrange speed, while experienced players may use a seasoned one for lines that need less fading finish.
Keep a more overstable midrange available for demanding wind or harder-fading routes. The Buzzz’s flight still depends on release speed, angle, conditions, and wear; the grip does not guarantee a clean release or a specific landing.
Flight numbers & specifications
- Speed: 5
- Glide: 4
- Turn: -1
- Fade: 1
- Brand: Discraft
- Mold: Buzzz
- Plastic: Jawbreaker
- Disc type: Midrange
- Feel: Smooth and tacky
Select the available color and weight option. Actual flight varies with release speed, angle, wind, weight, and wear.