So I always found the nuke very pointless you can throw most any nuke shot with the nukeSS however after throwing a titanium that changed they have noticeably more stability than the z I had previously thrown and gives you that feeling of throwing a "nuke" as you can really get some massive distance if throw properly. not super accurate id give it more a 4.5 if it let me as accuracy is poor and it's pretty susceptible to the wind.

 I use my Nuke as a forehand only disc. It's far too high speed of a disc for my backhand. Forehand I get nice S curves with good distance out of the Nuke. Would definitely recommend the Nuke for older slower arms like mine as a forehand distance driver.

 Love the feel of ESP Flex plastic. It's not overly floppy or gummy like some of the winter plastics on the market and still has excellent grip and flex in those cold rounds on the course. A good buy for those looking for a Nuke that flys less overstable in the freezing months.

 I use my Nuke as a forehand only disc. It's far too high speed of a disc for my backhand. Forehand I get nice S curves with good distance out of the Nuke. Would definitely recommend the Nuke for older slower arms like mine as a forehand distance driver.

 Love the feel of ESP Flex plastic. It's not overly floppy or gummy like some of the winter plastics on the market and still has excellent grip and flex in those cold rounds on the course. A good buy for those looking for a Nuke that flys less overstable in the freezing months.

I own a lot of Nukes and I can say it is one of if not the farthest flying disc on the market. The ESP plastic in particular with the the dome are great for straight to slightly overstable flight paths. However if you don't have the arm speed these will not get enough turn to really get you down the fairway. I would highly recommend to players that have 400+ power and are looking to reach the next level.

My friend noticed I was having trouble with my esp crank flipping up, so he said try this nuke, I feel in love with this disc and will definitely order a couple more in the next couple weeks. In the z plastic I found it more stable and great for a headwind, with the same great feel.

This disc was my go to forehand disc before I gained loyalty to Innova. It is a great disc with a nice grip.

The Nuke is (titanium 175g) is my go-to disc currently with forehand shots when I need some serious accurate distance (400+ feet) and want to finish right. It is super fast and isn't hardly thrown by the wind. I usually have two approaches. 

1st -- Level release (forehand). You can release this disc, and it can either be a lazerbeam 10-15 feet off the ground, deadstraight, until the nasty fade at the end of the flight. (Nasty = good)

2nd -- Slight anhyzer angle (forehand). A shot i'll use if I have obstacles or just want to get the full flex from the disc.

(Either shot, be careful of skips)

I don't use the disc that often for RHBH. If I do, it is mainly for it's speed.

As I do feel like it is more of a technical disc, I recommend it to intermediate to advanced throwers.  

My ti nuke is wicked overstable. I have never seem anything like it. I'm going to order another nuke (didn't get my first one from here) and test it out then leave a better review. I've never had a nuke act like the one I have. Very weird. I know nukes are overstable, but this is almost nuke OS overstable.

I bought my titanium nuke brand new, used it one time and fell in love. I can do anything with this disc. If I am ever having a bad day with another set of discs the Ti Nuke is my 'go to' savior disc

The Nuke is a super fast, wide rimeed distance driver. It comes in all varieties of plastic. Both of mine are in the Ti Plastic. Ill begin saying that this disc is definitely not for begginers. I think even some intermediate players would have some difficulty with this disc. The flight of this disc seems to have decent glide and a pretty definitive s-curve. I was unnable to really do anyting with this disc throwing backhand. However throwing this disc forehand i had moderate success. Im not a power thrower so i couldnt get a good amount of distance on this disc. Once broken in it does fly alot better and becomes a bit easier to throw. I was throwing the Ti plastic and those are pretty solid. Overall this is a good disc but like i said i would not recommend to begginers or intermediates unless you have a BIG arm.