Sapphire 10|6|-2|1.5

Latitude 64 Distance Driver 10|6|-2|1.5

• Designed for Accessibility: It's Latitude 64's first distance driver in their Easy-to-Use Line, making it a good choice for newer players or those with slower arm speeds looking for more distance.
• Flight Numbers: The typical flight numbers are 10, 6, -2, 1.5 (Speed: 10, Glide: 6, Turn: -2, Fade: 1.5). This indicates a disc that is relatively fast (Speed 10) with a lot of glide (Glide 6), a tendency to turn to the right during the early part of its flight (Turn -2), and a moderate fade to the left at the end (Fade 1.5).
• Targeted Players: While described as easy to use, it's generally considered best for intermediate players as a consistent distance driver. A reviewer noted that while it's marketed for beginners, it might be too overstable for some out of the box and requires more arm speed than you might expect.
• Flight Characteristics: It offers a straight flight with a healthy turn and a dependable fade, described as a "perfect full flight pattern" when thrown flat and smooth. It can hold a hyzer and produce an S-shaped flight with an anhyzer release. Some users find it similar in flight to an Innova Shryke.
• Good for Control: The Sapphire provides a good balance of speed and control, allowing for accuracy on the fairway even with less than maximal power.
• Slim Profile: It has a slim profile for smooth releases and is easy to grip, even for those with smaller hands.
• Plastic Options: The Latitude 64 Sapphire is available in various plastics, including:
  • Opto: Known for its durability and translucent colors.
  • Gold Line: Latitude 64's premium blend.
  • Retro: A more affordable plastic that "breaks in" easily.
  • Royal Grand: Features NexEdge and NexFeel technologies for a smooth feel and enhanced grip.
• Weight Range: It comes in a range of weights, with options for lighter discs designed for easy throwing.

Overall, the Latitude 64 Sapphire is a versatile distance driver designed for players who want a disc that offers good distance and control without being overly difficult to throw. It's a great option for intermediate players looking to step up to their first consistent distance driver.

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