Nordic Phenom returns, bringing our iconic DD3 in colorful and grippy Horizon S-Line plastic blend for Niklas’ first signature series release of 2024. This DD3 brings all the distance and reliability needed for consistent performance, even at the highest levels of competition. Conquer the fairways and unleash maximum distance with one of the best selling distance drivers of all time.
Here's what Niklas had to say about his new driver:
"Nowadays courses demand more distance and that’s why DD3 has become the disc I use the most. It was the natural selection for my next signature disc. DD3 is a faster mold but it goes straight - just far."
The DD3 is a stable to overstable distance driver that offers a ton of glide for players who are able to get this disc up to speed. The DD3 crushes down the fairway with enough stability to handle pro level power without turning over and enough glide to give the disc a full flight. The stability of the DD3 also makes it an excellent choice for anyone looking to get the most out of their forehands. Fans of beat in PD2’s will find a reliable replacement out of the box with the DD3.
Key points:
Hand feel: Nice smooth dome. Not too much, not too little. Medium stiffness
Flight: Relatively straight. Sits right in between S-Line (less) and C-Line (more overstable)
About Horizon plastic: Horizon plastic is an S-Line combo containing two strikingly different color variations. Our experts behind the machines have taken careful measures to make sure that each interior and exterior color way matches perfectly. Combined with Signature Series artwork, Nordic Phenom III gives players striking aesthetics to match excellent performance.
note: exact color and swirl intensity will vary for this product. Stock photos do give a good idea of the average color family/swirl style and intensity, but each example may contain a burst of another color or may be slightly lighter or darker than shown. Also, depending on monitor settings, certain tones, particularly teals, may appear slightly differently than in real life. This is unfortunately not something that we can control.
