Claymore

$21⁹⁹

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The Latitude 64 Claymore is a great neutral flying mid. Players will love its straight flight with a great glide and subtle finish. This disc is a great example of a point and shoot disc that loves to just fly straight.

Flight Numbers

Speed 5 | Glide 5 | Turn -1 | Fade 1

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Fantastic midrange!!!

I absolutely love this disc! It's super straight for my noodle arm. For higher power throwers it could be a bit understandable, but for slower arm speeds it's nice and straight. I personally find it to be a bit less stable than hex or a buzz.

Best neutral mid, no argument.

If you want a neutral flying mid range disc that will help show you what your release angle is, get a claymore. If you want a mid to teach you how to hyzerflip, get a claymore. If you want something that beats in to a disc that will fly laser straight, get an opto claymore.

I seriously can’t say enough good about the claymore. The best advertisement is that it’s the go to mid for Kristin Tattar.

The only thing I’ve noticed lately that’s annoying, is I’m finding less and less stock claymores because the KT tour series ones sell so well, they seem to be pushed more. But any claymore is amazing and worth the extra penny if you can only find the KT ones.

As with all my reviews, this will be a staple in my bag with no chance of ever leaving.

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Latitude 64

Latitude 64 is the powerhouse manufacturer behind many of the brands you love! First known to be the manufacturer of the 'Trilogy' (Latitude, Dynamic and Westside) they have now also expanded into being the manufacturer behind additional brands that fall under the "House of Discs" umbrella such as Kastaplast and have aided companies like Discmania with setting up their manufacturing. In other words, you have probably thrown Latitude 64 plastic at some point whether you knew it or not.

Plastic Details

Retro

This is their cheapest baseline plastic. It has a grippy hand feel and is very affordable making it a great choice for people looking to test out new discs without breaking the bank. Be aware that discs in this plastic will beat up easily. This is the same plastic as Origio and Prime from Westside and Dynamic.

Zero

This plastic offers a similar hand feel to prime but with a little bit more durability and grip. This is the typical choice of plastic for putting putters and throwing putters that you want to beat in. Zero is the same plastic as BT and Classic from Westside and Dynamic.

Opto

This is Latitude's classic premium plastic. It offers a great mix of grip and durability. Expect discs to fly a little bit more overstable in this plastic especially when it is in the stiffer "X" variety. This is the same plastic as VIP and Lucid from Westside and Dynamic.

Gold

This is the grippiest premium plastic that Latitude offers. It has a softer hand feel and a slightly less stable flight than Opto. Most players prefer this plastic for their drivers. Gold is the same plastic as Tournament and Fuzion from Westside and Dynamic.