Nuke OS ESP

Name: Nuke OS ESP
Brand: Discraft
Price: 21.39 EUR
Availability: InStock

Driver

€21,39

Recomendado para:

This order earns you 21 points in Club La Flama

Shipping across Spain with Correos
Easy returns
100% secure payment
Free pickup at Parc de l'Hostal del Fum

Very overstable Discraft distance driver in ESP plastic. For very powerful arms and windy days.

For powerful arms only

The Nuke OS is one of the most overstable distance drivers ever made — and Discraft sums it up perfectly: “Big D for big arms! Built for expert players and windy conditions, the Nuke OS rewards powerful throwers with crazy distance”. With speed 13, glide 4, turn 0 and fade 4, and a stability rating of 2.2, it flies at extreme speed without turning a millimetre and finishes with an absolutely unstoppable meat-hook fade. No torque, no headwind and no release angle can flip this disc.

The same ultra-wide 2.5 cm rim as the Nuke and Nuke SS — the same feel in the hand, but the version that finishes with total authority. Perfect for forehand bombs that need the disc to handle maximum torque, precise spike hyzers, extreme flex shots and any situation where the standard Nuke might roll over. In ESP the grip is exceptional and the disc holds its overstability longer than in Z Line before it seasons.

ESP

Discraft premium plastic launched in 2006, created to combine exceptional grip with great durability. Opaque in appearance with its trademark colour swirls, it's grippier than Z from the very first throw and gradually beats in towards a slightly more understable flight with use. Slightly less durable than standard Z, but the difference is minimal under normal conditions.

Si lo comparamos con...

Discraft ESP Nuke SS— the understable sibling from the same family (13/5/-3/3). The Nuke SS turns aggressively and finishes gently. The Nuke OS is the opposite — it never turns and finishes with everything it's got. Same rim, completely opposite flights.

Kastaplast Rask K1— also a very overstable distance driver (14/3/0/4). The Rask is even faster with less glide. The Nuke OS has more glide and comes in ESP — more grip and a bit more distance before the finish.

Latitude 64 Grand Rive Limited Edition— also a very overstable distance driver (13/5/0/3.5). The Rive has more glide and comes in Royal Grand plastic. The Nuke OS has more fade and a Stability rating of 2.2 — the more extreme of the two in finish and torque resistance.