Disc - Frisbee - Latitude 64° Gladiator Gold

Latitude 64° | Gladiator | Gold

(Product No.: 0201656)

Latitude 64° | Gladiator | Gold (Product No.: 0201656)

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Speed	Glide	Turn	Fade
13.0	5.0	0.0	3.5
If you want to learn more about the values, click on the related value				Speed indicates the speed at which the disc must move relative to the air to achieve the following flight values. The speed value ranges from 1 to 15 with 15 being the highest. Would you like to know more about the speed value? [click here (only in German)]				Glide indicates how high the lift of the disc is, which acts against the gravitational pull of the earth. The higher the value, the more lift the disc has. For beginners, higher values are more advantageous, but at the same time they are more susceptible to wind. The Glide value ranges from 1 to 7. Would you like to know more about the glide value? [click here (only in German)]				Turn indicates how much the disc resists fade in the first 2/3 of the flight. The turn is available in values from +1 to -6. The further the number is in the minus, the more understable it is and the more it resists the fade. Understable discs are more suitable for beginners because they need less speed to fly further, but they also fly less controlled. Would you like to know more about the turn value? [click here (only in German)]				Fade describes how much the disc "makes a turn" in the last third of its flight. Fade ranges from 0 to 5. The smaller the number, the straighter the disc flies. The larger the number, the less susceptible the disc is to wind and is therefore "overstable". Would you like to know more about the fade value? [click here (only in German)]

Description

Article Description

Going to the drawing board to design this high speed Gladiator disc, we sought superior glide and distance along with overstability to make it a true companion for the pros. David Feldberg collaborated with our disc designer, Tomas Ekström, to draft this design. Tests confirmed our Gladiator combines the perfect blend of speed, glide and distance with overstability.

Latitude 64°

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. [Read More]

Gold - Premium Plastic

Gold Line is a high quality plastic blend. At the beginning of the blend, the same plastics as Opto Line were used, but a new polymer was added to achieve a better grip without losing the excellent durability of Opto Line. [Read More]

Durability (The higher the value, the less damage plastic takes.)

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Grip (The higher the value, the better the grip of the plastic.)

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Stiffness (The higher the value, the stiffer the plastic is.)

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PDGA data

Technische Daten

Diameter:

21.1 cm

Height:

1.7 cm

Rim Depth:

1.1 cm

Rim Width:

2.3 cm

Max Weight:

175.1 g

Diameter:	Height:	Rim Depth:	Rim Width:	Max Weight:
21.1 cm	1.7 cm	1.1 cm	2.3 cm	175.1 g

Flight Chart

Righthand Backhand / Lefthand Forehand

Lefthand Backhand / Righthand Forehand

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This product was added to our catalog on Saturday, December 02, 2017 at 10:53 PM.