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Club for those of us that appreciate the superior design, grip, durability and looks of LAT 64 discs.

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STRIKER (GOOOOOOAL!) 11 Replies

I liked this disc right outta the box when I got one a while back. And now that they have made them in lower weights, I like 'em even better. Like an eagle-teebird hybrid with more speed. Continue

Started by El Kabong. Last reply by gary unser Dec 20, 2011.

Interview with Tomas Ekström 5 Replies

Interview with Tomas Ekström, Chief of Production and Design at LAT 64, Disc Golf Hall of Fame InducteeAugust 17th 2011L64L: How was your 'disc golf vacation' to the western United States/2011 Pro…Continue

Started by El Kabong. Last reply by El Kabong Aug 20, 2011.

The Fuse 18 Replies

For me this disc is a perplexer. In calm conditions it's the Fuse- does anything you ask w tons o' glide. In the wind it's the conFuse: But that's probably my fault (bad form etc...) Continue

Started by El Kabong. Last reply by Dookville Jul 25, 2011.

Pure Genious!

Got a Zero Line Pure the other day. First off, the zero line plastic is so grippy! way more than any innova plastics. It's rigid with a bit of flex to it and is extremely flat top. Nice low profile a…Continue

Tags: pure, line, zero, 64, latitude

Started by Gbudz Jun 22, 2011.

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Comment by Dookville on June 16, 2011 at 11:14pm: My Opto Pain is way more stable than my Rocs. How bout the Gl Pains El k, are yours as stable as the Opto's?

Comment by El Kabong on June 16, 2011 at 2:32am: As a general rule; yes.

But not always...but i would say all premium blends (Star, ESP, S-Line, GL etc) are generally apt to be less domey than the same mold in urethane (Champion, CE, Opto Z, etc) discs.

That being said there have been some Havocs and especially some Flows that are off the charts on 'domey-ness' lately.

And I have seen some pretty flat urethanes occasionally, but they are definitely harder to find.

Comment by AK Discer on June 15, 2011 at 11:26am: EK, is this the norm for GL being flatter than Optos?

Comment by El Kabong on June 15, 2011 at 2:54am: Oh yeah one last thing: the GL Pains are a little flatter than the optos

Comment by El Kabong on June 14, 2011 at 9:13pm: Pain is very similar to the roc. I like the pain a bit better because it is more comfortable in hand than a roc. And it is available in premium plastics that are the best out there. Core is more like a buzzz.

Comment by AK Discer on June 14, 2011 at 6:15pm: It is the Lats Roc equivalent, my buddy throws one all the time. His go to disc was a Roc forever until he lost another KC 11x to it breaking. He has been using the GL in max weight and loves it.

Comment by Joshua Knutson on June 14, 2011 at 5:33pm: Looking at the numbers my inclination tells me to go with a Pain, the Core's numbers remind me of a Cobra or any other straighter flying mid. I like the Roc for it's dependable fade. I throw flat-top Rocs exclusively, so if anyone can tell me about the dome of the Pain I'd appreciate it. I hope its just flat.

Comment by Ryan S. Flahive on June 14, 2011 at 4:21pm: Joshua, pick up a Opto Core--it can certainly hang with a Roc...

Comment by Joshua Knutson on June 14, 2011 at 3:39pm: Awesome, that's gonna save me 5 bucks, thanks man. Can't wait to get my hands on this thing. I love Lat 64 drivers, but do they have a midrange that could go toe to toe with a flat-top Roc? I love the flat Roc because it turns over then holds the line like none other, but I can still depend on that fade when the situation calls for it. So, with no bias, can any L64 mid hang with ft Rocs?