Latitude 64°

Finding a truly straight midrange is harder than most players think. After testing countless options over the years, one disc stands above the rest: the Compass in Opto plastic.

The Compass is the straightest midrange I have ever thrown. Point it at the target, commit to the line, and it simply goes where it’s told. Whether I’m navigating a tight wooded tunnel, attacking a narrow gap, or throwing a precise uphill approach, the Compass inspires complete confidence.

What makes it special is its honesty. It holds the angle you release it on better than almost any disc I’ve experienced. Throw it flat and it flies laser straight. Release it on hyzer and it follows that line. Give it anhyzer and it gracefully holds the turn. It doesn’t fight you, and it doesn’t surprise you—it simply executes.

When powered up, the Compass may show a hint of turn, but even then it remains predictable. It gently works right before reliably straightening out with a subtle finish, ending exactly where you expected it to. For most shots, though, its flight is pure and uncompromisingly straight.

The Opto plastic adds durability and consistency, ensuring that the flight you trust today will remain the flight you trust season after season.

If I could only carry one midrange, the Compass would be an easy choice. It can shape virtually any line, handle almost any situation, and rewards clean form with unmatched precision. In my bag, it serves as the cornerstone of a complete midrange lineup, perfectly complemented by the stability of the Anchor and the effortless turn of the Fuse.

The Compass doesn’t just fly straight—it defines what a straight midrange should be.

Some discs fight to come back. The Maul in Opto plastic embraces the turn and makes it beautiful.

The Maul is the disc I reach for when I need a long, sweeping right-moving line that simply refuses to quit. Its understable nature creates a natural, effortless anhyzer flight that glides seemingly forever. Yet what makes it truly special is its balance: it turns exactly as much as I want it to, without unexpectedly fading out and without burning into a roller.

For players who don’t fully trust their forehand on right-finishing holes, the Maul feels like a secret weapon. It carves elegant turnover lines through the woods, follows wide right-bending fairways with ease, and reaches distances that few understable discs can match. The glide is extraordinary, allowing the disc to stay in the air long after most others would have faded to the ground.

The Opto plastic adds durability and consistency, ensuring that the Maul keeps delivering those beautiful turnover flights round after round.

If I could carry only one understable disc, the choice would be simple. The Maul offers control, confidence, effortless distance, and some of the most satisfying flights in disc golf. It doesn’t just turn—it soars, drifts, and glides exactly where you need it to go.

Every bag needs a disc you can trust. For me, that disc is the Latitude 64° Havoc in Opto plastic.

When the fairway is long and distance matters, the Havoc is the first disc I reach for. It delivers a long, neutral flight that seems to carry forever, effortlessly eating up ground before finishing with a strong, dependable fade. No matter how hard I throw it or what angle I release it on, I know one thing: it will always come back.

What makes the Havoc truly exceptional is its consistency. Whether I’m facing calm conditions or battling strong winds, it remains reliable and predictable. It holds its line with confidence, resists being pushed around by the elements, and always provides the trustworthy finish I’ve come to expect.

The Opto plastic gives it the durability and stability needed to perform round after round, year after year. It feels great in the hand and inspires confidence on every tee shot.

The Havoc is more than just a distance driver—it’s the workhorse of my bag. Long, stable, straight, and relentlessly dependable, it’s the disc I trust when I need maximum distance and a finish I can count on every single time.

Some discs promise distance. The Latitude 64° Flow in Opto plastic delivers it.

For me, the Flow is the definition of effortless power. It glides forever, holding a remarkably straight line while covering huge amounts of ground. What makes it truly special is the finish: a gentle yet dependable fade that always brings it back without sacrificing distance.

In calm conditions it feels almost automatic, but what really sets the Flow apart is its ability to handle the wind. Even when the weather turns challenging, it maintains its integrity and keeps flying the line I expect. That combination of distance, control, and consistency is rare.

The Opto plastic only adds to the experience. Durable, comfortable in the hand, and reliably stable over time, it gives me confidence every time I step onto the tee.

Long. Straight. Trustworthy. Wind-resistant. The Latitude 64° Flow isn’t just a distance driver—it’s a disc I can rely on when the shot truly matters.

Love this disc. Flies like I expected. I like white discs just look good in the cart. I had one Jade already but you can never have too many. Great experience with Latitude.

The bag has lots of room its heavy duty but comfortable

This is my first Latitude 64⁰ purchase and I'm completely impressed! The Retro Burst Sapphire driver just fills a spot in my bag that I needed. It's a little slower speed than my previous drivers and its actually a much better fit for my moderate arm speed. I could fling the higher speed drivers alright, but I feel like I have a lot more control with this disc and I still get the distance.
It's and easy disc to grip and it has a clean release.
I'm not picky about the exact coloring, but I bought the red/yellow for high visibility and hoped mine would have similar coloring to the website. Each disc is unique and mine is mostly red. Still easy to see and flies great. The looks aren't a deal breaker at all. This is likely going to be my primary distance driver for a long time.

Great disc for putting and approach. I've only used it for one round since receiving it, but I'm accurate with it. A little more over-stable than my previous putter.
The graphics are awesome! Not that you should buy it for looks over profile/performance, but the outer rim is glow-in-the-dark, the layered graphic has reflective/holographic features, and it's just a lot cooler looking than any of the old (other brand) discs I've been playing for years. I also purchased a Sapphire driver and while this is my first Latitude 64⁰ purchase, it's definitely not going to be the last!

Absolutely love your discs! Your selection of weights and plastics couldn't make me happier with my game!

I love throwing the fire. It has a dependable fade that I can trust. The plastic feels smooth and gummy.

The Pure has the straightest flight imaginable. It’s going to be my throwing and putting putter. I absolutely love this disc.

It's super great as long as I don't chuck into the morass of vegetation I enjoy locally!

The Clear Peak is a touch less stable than my Grand Peak. Hyzer flip to flat and flies forever. Holds anhyzer really well and rolls back to flat right at the end.

Perfect Mid for my stable slot! So the Fire in the Royal clear is a touch more stable than the Grand for me. Which is exactly what I want. Perfect mid for back or forehand flex shots. Very reliable will be a bag staple for me.

I love getting mystery boxes and they never disappoint. Highly recommend.