Discraft Ezra Aderhold ESP Nuke (Reaper Edition)
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The Discraft Ezra Aderhold ESP Nuke carries a double stamp, Ezra Aderhold's Tour Series mark on the bottom and Reaper's flaming vortex on top, and once this run sells out it will not be back. Underneath the stamps is the Nuke, one of the most thrown overstable distance drivers in the world, built around an ultra thick 2.5 cm rim.
Flight Numbers: 13 / 5 / -1 / 3
ESP grips well in just about any weather and holds up to full power drives without chunking on tree strikes. The wide rim takes a season or two to fully beat in, and once it does the Nuke opens up slightly and holds a flatter, farther line than it does fresh out of the wrapper.
Real arm speed unlocks this disc. Thrown at speed 12 or 13 it goes flat for a long stretch and finishes with a controlled fade, and it is stable enough to build a whole game around, from hyzers to anhyzers to thumbers. Anything slower than that and it turns into a meathook that dumps left fast, so this is not a beginner driver. Forehand throwers who can put power on it get a reliable S line, and it is a strong pick for tailwind holes where you need the disc to go flat and stay there.
Same mold, different plastic: the Discraft ESP Nuke gets you this exact flight without the double stamp. Want it to beat in slower and stay overstable longer? Try the Titanium Nuke. Shop the rest of our Nuke lineup.
Speed 13, glide 5, turn -1, fade 3. Diameter 21.2 cm, rim width 2.5 cm, max weight 177 g.