If you aren't satisfied with your distance already, then I would discourage grabbing a blizzard (if that is the only reason you want to try one).. They are fun to throw, and will likely go farther but I would say that anyone could benefit much more from a little field work with some slower, less forgiving discs. Learning to generate better weight transfer, clean release, good timing and mechanics will push your limits much further. With the right practice, you'll find yourself throwing 325+' controlled turnovers with your buzzzes (or other mid-range of choice) and pushing 375+ with fairways while everyone else is still trying to figure out how to get their blizz wraith/katana/(whatever) to flip with any predictability.
If you aren't satisfied with your distance already, then I would discourage grabbing a blizzard (if that is the only reason you want to try one).. They are fun to throw, and will likely go farther but I would say that anyone could benefit much more from a little field work with some slower, less forgiving discs. Learning to generate better weight transfer, clean release, good timing and mechanics will push your limits much further. With the right practice, you'll find yourself throwing 325+' controlled turnovers with your buzzzes (or other mid-range of choice) and pushing 375+ with fairways while everyone else is still trying to figure out how to get their blizz wraith/katana/(whatever) to flip with any predictability.