Latitude 64 Core and Fuse

Which one should I get.   I am looking at chaning my mid range or adding a midrange to my current ones.  A lot of people have been talking about the lat 64 stuff.      And if you have a core or a fuse,  what do you use it for ?

[Wicked Dyes]

i love the core.  I carry both a gold line and an opto line one in my bag.  I have found my Opto line Core is a little bit more stable than the gold line.  I use them for every type of shot.  hyzer, anhyzer, and strait.  Flies alot like a buzzz but a bit farther.

[Ryan S. Flahive]

I carry both...my Gold Core is for floaty hyzers and long range putting...the Gold Fuse is a longer, more understable Core--its got a ton of glide; I use it for dead-nuts straight shots 330-375 ft and those pesky 300 ft. anny shots.

 

...with both of these in my bag, I often ask myself 'why do you still carry a Buzzz?'

[Brandon Swanson]

What do you answer yourself?

[Ryan S. Flahive]

'because you have room in the bag...'

[Gary Burt]

they have a new disc called the diamond soon, its gonna be a overstable mid, so your mids could be set with Lat 64!

[Ryan S. Flahive]

as I understand it, the Diamond will be an understable small fairway driver--a beginners disc like the River, but with a smaller rim, while the Pain will be the overstable middy...

 

 

[Gary Burt]

they say the pain is going to be an overstable driver, they said it has potential to be there longest flying disc.

[Brandon Swanson]

Wow, now I don't know who to believe.. :-)  I guess I'll just call Jesper.

[Gary Burt]

here ya go bud check it out http://www.discgolfsweden.se/English/index.aspx

[Brandon Swanson]

MMM... Latitude 64 Hive

[Flying O]

I've got both but the Fuse (gold line) has been insanely magical for me.. so I'm more inclined to recommend that one. I will admit that I'm becoming a true Lat 64 fanatic and will be eagerly awaiting the new discs from Sweden!

[dan mc]

diamond= understable fairway  pain=slightly overstable mid  havoc= overstable driver (faster blitz type thingy)