The Nuke OS is the overstable wing of Discraft's Nuke family, rated 13/4/0/4: maximum speed with zero turn and a heavy left finish. It is a power thrower's headwind and forehand driver; without real arm speed it flies like a fast, long hyzer and not much else. Its job is holding shape when conditions or torque would flip anything neutral: full-power forehands, gusty tee shots, and big skip hyzers. The fade arrives with authority, so plan landings well left of the target line. Approved in June 2011 (PDGA cert 11-23), two months after the Nuke SS, it completed the original Nuke trio, covering the speed-13 slot from flippy to meat-hook. ESP and Z Line are the standards, with Lite versions of both for lighter builds, FLX blends in Z and Titanium for grip, a Jawbreaker Swirl run, and Signature and Tour Series ESP stamps marking team years.
The Nuke OS is the overstable wing of Discraft's Nuke family, rated 13/4/0/4: maximum speed with zero turn and a heavy left finish. It is a power thrower's headwind and forehand driver; without real arm speed it flies like a fast, long hyzer and not much else.
Its job is holding shape when conditions or torque would flip anything neutral: full-power forehands, gusty tee shots, and big skip hyzers. The fade arrives with authority, so plan landings well left of the target line.
Approved in June 2011 (PDGA cert 11-23), two months after the Nuke SS, it completed the original Nuke trio, covering the speed-13 slot from flippy to meat-hook.
ESP and Z Line are the standards, with Lite versions of both for lighter builds, FLX blends in Z and Titanium for grip, a Jawbreaker Swirl run, and Signature and Tour Series ESP stamps marking team years.
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