The Discraft Z FLX Nuke carries Ezra Aderhold's signature as part of the 2024 Tour Series, putting Discraft's widest-rimmed distance driver into translucent Z FLX plastic. A portion of each sale supports Aderhold's run on the Disc Golf Pro Tour.

Flight Numbers: 13 / 5 / -1 / 3

Z FLX is a Jawbreaker-colored, more flexible take on Discraft's Z line. It keeps the durability and grip of standard Z but gives a little in the hand, which softens the impact on a mis-release and lets the disc take tree hits without denting as easily. It still beats in slowly compared to base plastics, so the overstable flight it leaves the shop with sticks around.

Rip it flat and the wide 2.5 cm rim carries speed for a long first stage before turning over into a hard, reliable fade. Players who already know a Nuke in ESP will recognize the shape; the Z FLX version fights the wind harder and resists turning over even on a full power throw. This is a driver for advanced players with the arm speed to load up a 13 speed rim, best on headwind holes or anytime you need a drive that will not flip no matter how hard you rip it.

Want the same shape in a grippier, more affordable plastic? The Discraft ESP Nuke is the one most people start with. Prefer the classic Z feel without the flex? Grab the Discraft Z Nuke. See the rest of our overstable distance drivers.

Speed 13, glide 5, turn -1, fade 3. Diameter 21.2 cm, rim width 2.5 cm, max weight 177 g.