Anchor 5|4|0|3

Latitude 64 Mid-Range 5|4|0|3

The Latitude 64 Anchor is an overstable midrange disc designed for predictable and reliable flights. It is often described as the overstable companion to the straight-flying Compass. The Anchor has a prominent bead on the rim, a slight dome, and is known for its trustworthy finish. It is suitable for intermediate to advanced players and is an excellent option for shots that require predictable fade and control.

Key features for customers

• "Anchor" for a reason: Latitude 64 named it the Anchor because it's not going to "float away in the breeze". It is reliable and won't get pushed around by wind, which is crucial for staying on the fairway.
• Handles power: Power throwers will appreciate how the Anchor resists turning over, even when thrown hard. This makes it a great midrange for shaping controlled shots with a strong finish.
• Trustworthy fade: On any backhand shot, the Anchor will finish with a consistent left-hand fade (for right-hand backhand players). This makes it ideal for approaches where you need the disc to get around an obstacle and then fade reliably toward the target.
• Great for forehand: The Anchor is a popular choice for forehand approaches and upshots due to its resistance to high-speed turn and the comfortable feel of its rim for sidearm throws.

• For beginners: This disc may be too overstable, meaning it will fade hard and early, making it difficult to achieve good distance. A less stable disc like the Latitude 64 Compass or Fuse would be a better starting point for learning straight flight paths.