The Latitude 64° Fuse in Zero Gravity plastic is one of the most versatile midrange discs in the lineup. Co-designed with Swedish disc golf legend Jesper Lundmark, it delivers a stable, predictable flight and exceptional line-holding ability.
The Fuse maintains a dependable flight path out to approximately 300 feet, making it an excellent choice for controlled approaches and technical fairway shots. Its defining characteristic is the ability to hold long anhyzer lines with very little fade at the end of the flight.
Zero Gravity plastic reduces the disc's weight, making it easier to generate speed while maintaining the Fuse's reliable flight characteristics. It is an excellent option for players with slower arm speeds or anyone looking for a lightweight midrange that excels at straight shots, turnovers, and extended anhyzer lines.

In the midst of the ”disc golf community” that grows and flourishes in Bergsbyn (Sweden), a few of the experienced players and devoted enthusiasts had the dream, desire and vision to develop and produce disc golf products that would elevate the sport we all love to new heights in terms of quality and class. The passion for the sport is always in the forefront of everything Latitude 64° manufactures, but also the determination to offer a wide variety of products that will suit all types of players, from the fledgling newbie to the avid professional.
Latitude 64 AB
Servicegatan 13
931 76 Skellefteå, Sweden
+46 (0)910-21 61 40
https://www.latitude64.se/contact/
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House of Discs AB
Box 626
931 26 Skellefteå
Schweden
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Enter Zero Gravity from Latitude 64° – a significant step towards inclusivity in the sport. Developed with young disc golfers and beginners in mind, these are the discs that fly! Full-weight discs can pose challenges for beginners and younger players. But Zero Gravity discs, weighing a mere 120-130 grams thanks to their low-density plastic blend, offer several advantages:
• They require less power to achieve optimal flight.
• They have great glide capability.
• They even float in water.
Durability (The higher the value, the less damage plastic takes.)
Grip (The higher the value, the better the grip of the plastic.)
Stiffness (The higher the value, the stiffer the plastic is.)