Discraft 6-Claw Buzzz SS - Paul McBeth Worlds Edition

Discraft ESP 6-Claw Buzzz SS Paul McBeth Worlds Edition 5 | 4 | -2 | 1

Release date for the Discraft 6-Claw Buzzz SS is 5/1/2026

The Discraft Paul McBeth 6-Claw ESP Buzzz SS is a straight to understable midrange designed for smooth control, effortless glide, and clean shot shaping. The Buzzz SS is known for its ability to hold the line you put it on, making it ideal for hyzer flips, turnovers, and laser-straight approaches. Compared to the standard Buzzz, it offers more turn and a gentler finish, giving players more versatility at lower power levels. See every Buzzz SS we stock in the Discraft Buzzz SS Collection Hub or shop our full midrange disc collection.

This Worlds Edition 6-Claw ESP Buzzz SS celebrates the 2026 PDGA World Championship while honoring Paul McBeth’s six world titles with one of the most iconic stamps in disc golf. The ESP plastic provides a reliable blend of grip and durability, while the Buzzz SS flight makes it a go-to option for controlled midrange shots. The Paul McBeth 6-Claw ESP Buzzz SS combines collectible appeal with one of the most usable midranges in the game.

Key Features

• Flight Numbers: 5 | 4 | -2 | 1
• Disc Type: Midrange
• Plastic Type: ESP plastic
• Stability: Stable to understable
• Designed for straight shots, hyzer flips, and turnovers
• ESP plastic offers excellent grip and long-term durability
• Worlds Edition 6-Claw stamp celebrating the 2026 PDGA World Championship
• Honors Paul McBeth’s six world titles with iconic artwork

How the Buzzz SS Fits in the Discraft Lineup

• Vs the Ezra Robinson 2025 Tour Series Buzzz SS: Same mold and flight numbers. Ezra Robinson's 2025 Tour Series run in Z Swirl, the first Z Swirl since 2020.
• Vs the Paul McBeth Victory Edition Confetti Buzzz SS: Same mold and flight numbers. Celebrates Paul McBeth's 2025 LWS Open win. Clear Z with confetti flakes.
• Vs the Z Line Buzzz SS: Same mold and flight numbers. Firm, translucent and the most durable. It keeps its flight the longest.
• Vs the ESP Buzzz SS: Same mold and flight numbers. Grippy, opaque and often swirly. It seasons a touch faster than Z Line.
• Vs the Discraft Buzzz: The Buzzz (5 | 4 | -1 | 1) is the straight, neutral original. It has a little less turn and holds up better when you throw it hard.
• Vs the Discraft Buzzz OS: The Buzzz OS (5 | 4 | 0 | 3) is the overstable end of the family, made for headwinds and forehands. The SS and the OS are opposite tools.
• Vs the Innova Mako3: The Mako3 (5 | 5 | 0 | 0) is another straight midrange with a little more glide and a dead-straight finish. The Buzzz SS has more turn, so it's the better pick for hyzer flips and turnovers.

FAQ Section

When is the Release date for the Discraft 6-Claw Buzzz SS?

The release date for the Discraft 6-Claw Buzzz SS is 5/1/2026

What are the flight numbers of the Buzzz SS?

The Buzzz SS features flight numbers of 5 | 4 | -2 | 1, offering glide, workable turn, and a soft finish.

Who should throw the Paul McBeth 6-Claw ESP Buzzz SS?

Beginners will find it easy to throw straight, while advanced players can use it for controlled turnovers and finesse shots.

What is ESP plastic like?

Discraft ESP plastic provides a strong balance of grip and durability, maintaining consistent flight characteristics over time.

What makes this version unique?

This Worlds Edition 6-Claw ESP Buzzz SS features a championship-inspired stamp celebrating the 2026 PDGA World Championship and Paul McBeth’s six world titles.

The Paul McBeth 6-Claw ESP Buzzz SS is a versatile midrange that blends collectible design with reliable, controllable flight.

Looking for a different plastic? Explore our complete Discraft Buzzz SS Collection Hub or stock your bag by browsing the full Discraft Discs Collection today to pick your exact disc!