SS Nuke

[jaydee]

Anyone have the lowdown on the SS Nuke. I know they were released at the Memorial and have not yet gained PDGA approval. I would love to hear a comparison of flight between the Nuke and SS Nuke particularly in the upper weight range for each.

 

[SpikeHyzer]

I had a chance to try one out last spring(2010) when they initially ran them. It would definitely compete with the likes of the Vulcan IMO. I would say it might even be a touch more stable than the Vulcan.

 

[cjskier]

I have a few that I have not had a chance to throw yet. How does it compare to the Katana?

 

[jaydee]

At least for me, the gap between Z-Nukes (mine are pink, 174) and first run star vulcans (175) is quite large. The vulcans are downright flippy although if I release them on a considerable hyzer angle, they will go a long ways on an anny line. Also, the nuke can handle some headwind, forget about it with a vulcan.

 

[turso]

WTF, what's the point of making nuke understabler? I guess it's their answer to wahoo and vulcan or something

 

[Attimus86]

Talk about an awful idea. Sounds like they are sellouts to marketing schemes...just like Innova and all others who do so. The ESP Nuke was flippy/uncontrollable enough.