The Latitude 64 Fuse is a versatile, understable midrange disc celebrated for its massive glide and straight flight path with minimal fade. It is a popular disc for players of all skill levels, from beginners seeking their first midrange to advanced players shaping creative lines.
Best for
Beginners:Â Its understability makes it a forgiving and easy-to-throw midrange that flies straight for beginners.
Hyzer flips:Â When thrown with a hyzer (outside) angle, the Fuse will flip up to a flat, straight flight.
Anhyzer shots:Â The Fuse excels at holding long anhyzer (inside) curves without fading out at the end.
Wooded courses:Â Its ability to hold a line and shape shots is highly valued for navigating tight, wooded fairways.
Tailwinds:Â The disc performs well in tailwind or no-wind conditions. It is not recommended for headwinds, which can cause it to turn over excessively.Â
Common plastic types
The Fuse is available in a variety of plastics that affect its durability and flight characteristics.
Opto:Â A highly durable, translucent plastic that is great for beginners and holds its original flight characteristics longer.
Opto-X:Â A more stable and durable version of Opto plastic. Favored by advanced players for a straighter flight path that resists turning over as much as standard Opto.
Gold Line:Â A premium blend plastic that offers better grip than Opto without sacrificing durability. It is often slightly less stable than Opto.
Retro:Â A base plastic blend that wears in quickly. It is affordable and excellent for beginners who want a disc that will easily hold turnover shots.
Zero Gravity:Â An extra lightweight version designed to be easier to throw for beginners and players with slower arm speeds. These discs also float in water.Â
