Discraft Z Line Nuke SS
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Unlock explosive distance and unmatched durability with the Discraft Z Line Nuke SS (13/5/-3/3)! Engineered as the accessible, understable counterpart to the legendary Nuke, this 13-speed maximum distance driver delivers massive, high-glide S-curves for intermediate and developing players. Molded in Discraft's premium, translucent Z Line plastic, this specific run represents the most overstable out-of-the-box configuration. It maintains excellent torque resistance and slowly seasons into its true understable flight, making it a dependable, long-lasting distance machine.Couldn't load pickup availability
Discraft Z Line Nuke SS 13 | 5 | -3 | 3
Step up to maximum distance with the Discraft Z Line Nuke SS! The Nuke SS (Super Straight) is a 13-speed maximum distance driver meticulously crafted to deliver the massive speed of the original Nuke rim to developing, intermediate, and lower-arm-speed players. Released as the understable counterpart in the legendary Nuke family, it functions as a highly accessible "distance machine." Molded in Discraft's ultra-durable, translucent Z Line plastic, this specific run represents the most overstable out-of-the-box configuration in the Nuke SS lineup, maintaining excellent torque resistance while slowly seasoning into a massive S-curve bomber. Add this durable workhorse to your Discraft Nuke SS Collection and expand your Discraft lineup today!
Flight Numbers & Performance
The Nuke SS operates on flight numbers of 13 | 5 | -3 | 3, accompanied by a Discraft Stability Rating of 1.0. While it features the same ultra-wide 2.5 cm rim as the standard Nuke, it requires significantly less effort to unlock a full, long-pushing flight.
| Speed | Glide | Turn | Fade |
|---|---|---|---|
| 13 | 5 | -3 | 3 |
How the Z Line Nuke SS fits your game:
- For Intermediate Players (250-350 ft): As the Z Line plastic beats in, it initiates a massive, high-glide S-curve that sweeps out wide over the fairway before recovering with a pronounced low-speed fade.
- For Advanced Throwers: Big-arm players will love a seasoned Z Line Nuke SS for long-pushing tailwind drives, or as a go-to choice for throwing massive, controllable backhand rollers down open fields.
- Out-of-the-Box Stability: When brand new, the Z Line plastic resists turning over too quickly, providing a straighter, more torque-resistant flight before its heavy fade kicks in.
The Z Line Plastic Advantage
Discraft’s Z Line is their flagship premium translucent plastic, renowned for its incredible durability and rigid structure. Because of the cooling process associated with its ultra-wide rim, Z Line produces the most overstable stock configuration of the Nuke SS. It maintains excellent torque resistance out of the box and takes time to slowly season into its true understable flight numbers. If you want a distance driver that will take years of tree hits without becoming unpredictably flippy, Z Line is the ultimate choice.
Explore Other Nuke SS Plastics
Because of its 2.5 cm rim, the Nuke SS's flight path changes noticeably across different polymer blends. If you want instant turn or specialized glow performance, check out these other premium options:
- ESP Nuke SS: Offers a slightly gummier, highly comfortable premium grip. Shows its understable characteristics instantly, making it perfect for smooth hyzer-flips right away.
- Titanium (Ti) Nuke SS: Features a smooth, pearlescent finish. Titanium runs typically yield the highest degree of glide and flex, pushing distance to the absolute maximum.
- Mega Glo Nuke SS: Specifically engineered for night play. It tends to sit near the top of the stability spectrum alongside Z Line, holding straight against subtle headwinds before executing its heavy fade.
Release Information
- Flight Numbers: Speed 13 | Glide 5 | Turn -3 | Fade 3
- Discraft Stability Rating: 1.0
- Disc Type: Understable Maximum Distance Driver
- Plastic Blend: Z Line (Translucent, Maximum Durability, Most Overstable Configuration)
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the Z Line Nuke SS fly compared to the ESP run?
The Z Line Nuke SS is the most overstable out-of-the-box configuration for this mold. It maintains excellent torque resistance and requires a break-in period to show its true -3 turn. In contrast, the ESP Nuke SS shows its understable characteristics instantly, making the ESP version much better for immediate hyzer-flips and turnovers.
What does "SS" stand for on the Nuke?
The "SS" stands for Super Straight, which in Discraft's lineup signifies a more understable, workable version of a mold. While the standard Nuke is highly overstable (13/5/-1/3), the Nuke SS (13/5/-3/3) features a dramatic high-speed turn, making it an accessible distance machine for developing and intermediate arm speeds.
Is the Z Line Nuke SS a good disc for beginners?
A 13-speed driver with a 2.5 cm rim is generally too fast for absolute beginners. However, for developing players who have mastered slower fairway drivers and are looking to step up to their first maximum distance driver, the Nuke SS is a fantastic choice. Just note that the Z Line plastic will act more overstable initially until it gets seasoned.