Distance Driver · Both Overstable
The Discraft Nuke (13/5/-1/+3) and Latitude 64 Ballista (14/5/-1/+3) are both distance drivers, and they fly very similarly.
The Ballista is the faster disc (speed 14 vs 13), needing a touch more arm speed, while the Nuke comes up to speed at a lower power level. Both discs share the same stability rating, so they finish their flights very similarly. Estimated maximum distance is about 139 m for the Nuke versus 146 m for the Ballista.
The two fly alike in shape, so it comes down to speed: pick the faster Ballista if you have the arm to drive it, or the Nuke for an easier, lower-power flight.
The Ballista is the faster disc (speed 14 vs 13), needing a touch more arm speed, while the Nuke comes up to speed at a lower power level. Both discs share the same stability rating, so they finish their flights very similarly.
Neither — both carry the same stability rating and finish their flights very similarly.