5
Speed
5
Glide
0
Turn
4
Fade
A stock overstable midrange: clearly more overstable than the Buzzz but far less extreme than the Drone. It still glides well and carries a strong fade, so it can be a surprisingly long overstable mid for headwind and hyzer lines. Less known than the Buzzz OS; it started as the 2010 Ace Race disc.
Discs that fly like this
Versions & plastics12
| Version |
|---|
| CryZtal Glow-Confetti Hornet, 2026 Ledgestone EditionCryZtal |
| ESP Hornet, 2010 Ace RaceESP |
| ESP Swirl Hornet, LE 23ESP |
| Glo Confetti Hornet – 2026 Ledgestone Edition |
| Hornet |
| Jawbreaker Z FLX Hornet – 2025 Ledgestone EditionJawbreaker |
| Swirl ESP HornetESP |
| Tie-Dye Z HornetZ |
| Tour Series Swirl ESP Hornet – Ledgestone 2023ESP · Tour Series |
| X-Out Z HornetZ |
| Z FLX Jawbreaker Hornet, 2025 Ledgestone EditionJawbreaker |
| Z HornetZ |
Specs & retail statsPDGA · Infinite Discs
PDGA dimensions
Max weight
178.5g
Diameter
215.0mm
Rim depth
13.0mm
Rim width
13.0mm
From Infinite Discs
Community reviews
37
New-retail price (all plastics)
$20.99
Manufacturer list: $21.99
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Flight numbers are the manufacturer’s; real-world notes, types and matches are ours. Dimensions from the PDGA; review counts, sales rank and new prices from Infinite Discs.