The Discraft Titanium Nuke pairs one of the most thrown overstable distance drivers in the world with Discraft's stiffest, most durable plastic. Titanium has a shimmery, semi translucent look, and on the Nuke it locks in the disc's overstability for forehand dominant players and windy rounds.

Flight Numbers: 13 / 5 / -1 / 3

Titanium does not flex the way ESP or Z does, so it holds its shape and stability through years of tree hits without going soft or flippy. It is a little firmer in the hand than a premium blend, good for a locked in forehand release.

Real arm speed is needed to get the Nuke flying flat; anything less and the wide 2.5 cm rim will turn this into a meathook that dumps left early. With the speed to back it up, it holds a long flat line before a controlled fade, and it is stable enough to build shot after shot around, from full power hyzers to anhyzer flex lines. Forehand throwers get a driver that stays locked on a line in the wind, and because Titanium barely beats in, that stability lasts for years rather than one season.

Want more glide over the same overstable fade? Try the ESP Nuke. Prefer it to break in a little faster? The Z Nuke is the one to grab. See 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.