Latitude 64 Opto Diamond
In lightweight Opto Plastic the Diamond’s high Glide, low Fade, and Understable flight combine to produce long, straight flights, even when thrown with very little power.
As your release velocity increases, the Diamond becomes an excellent anhyzer disc or distance roller disc.
Flight Ratings and Analysis
| SPEED | GLIDE | TURN | FADE |
| 8 | 6 | -3 | 1 |
| Fairway Driver (1.8cm Rim) | Very High Glide | Understable | Long, straight finish |
Recommended Weights: 155-160g
Lightweighting maximizes Glide and increases release velocity to increase time in flight and maximize total distance.
Diamond Specifications vs. Average Fairway Driver
Why Opto Plastic?
This highly durable plastic typically offers the most overstable flight of Latitude 64’s plastics, providing additional flight consistency for the Diamond.
Competition Approvals
PDGA Certification Documentation
Manufacturer’s Description
“Diamond Light is the choice disc for beginners, children and players who don’t throw very far. It is produced only in weights between 145g-159g, which makes it easy to throw and control. It has an understable flight path with good glide and a small fade.” Source
Specifications / Measurements
Rim Width (cm): 1.8
Rim Configuration: 30
Height (cm): 1.4
Diameter (cm): 21.1
Rim Depth (cm) 1.1
Flexibility (kg): 6.92
Cert. # 11-14
| Power Requirement | |
|---|---|
| In-Class Tuning | |
| Speed Class | |
| Glide / Lift | |
| High-Speed Stability (Turn) | |
| Low-Speed Stability (Fade) | |
| Manufacturer |
Matt –
This is probably the 3rd time I have ordered from you guys. My stuff was all accurate and shipping was fast. Usually your prices are good and the only I would like to see from the site is a little more selection (I do think the limited selection is on purpose, to ensure you are only selling the best discs, but maybe it’s just because you don’t carry other brands, I don’t know). Thanks for the great service! Keep it up!!
Bart Bird | Site Manager –
Thanks Matt!
Yes, you are correct — we only carry discs that we highly recommend for their intended use. We are, however, evaluating discs outside of the ten brands we currently recommend, and we evaluate all new molds (after they are approved by the PDGA) for consideration in our store.
This year we are also beginning to publish quarterly updates to our subscribers to let them know which new discs we have added (and why).