robdeforge
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I used to throw the whole Buzzz family for midranges (two buzzzes, an SS, an OS, all 177) but have since dropped the SS and OS from the bag. I was never in love with the discs, but felt pretty comfortable throwing them because I'll always love my Buzzz.
I've since switched to throwing a 170 champ mako3 and 177 comet for my understable mids, and a 177 prime burst verdict for my slightly OS mid (might need to figure out another for an even more OS mid slot). To me, the SS always just felt like a slightly flippier buzzz, not really a different disc. Whereas the mako3 is a very reliable point and shoot kind of disc where if I throw it well it stays on that line to the ground. The comet is more of a hyzerflip to flat or turnover with a lot of glide, depending on how hard I throw it. Like, a LOT of glide.
I guess what I'm saying is I think you should try out other mids to see what you think
I've since switched to throwing a 170 champ mako3 and 177 comet for my understable mids, and a 177 prime burst verdict for my slightly OS mid (might need to figure out another for an even more OS mid slot). To me, the SS always just felt like a slightly flippier buzzz, not really a different disc. Whereas the mako3 is a very reliable point and shoot kind of disc where if I throw it well it stays on that line to the ground. The comet is more of a hyzerflip to flat or turnover with a lot of glide, depending on how hard I throw it. Like, a LOT of glide.
I guess what I'm saying is I think you should try out other mids to see what you think