← Claymore
Discs that fly like the Latitude 64 Claymore
The Claymore is a straight midrange (5/5/-1/1). A neutral, glide-heavy beadless midrange that holds straight lines and gentle hyzers and finishes softly. It resists turn more than a Mako3 but isn't torque-proof like a Buzzz. Frost Line and Opto are the most stable plastics, and Gold Line and Retro run a little flippier. Pros such as Kristin Lätt use it in tunnels.
These are the most widely thrown discs that fly closest to it, ranked by flight numbers, real-world stability and what players use them for. Highlighted numbers differ from the Claymore.
| Rank# | Disc | Flight | Match | What’s different |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | HexAxiom Discs · Straight midrangeSame flight numbers. | 5/5/-1/1Near twin | Near twin | Same flight numbers. |
| 2 | TruthDynamic Discs · Straight midrangeSame flight numbers. | 5/5/-1/1Near twin | Near twin | Same flight numbers. |
| 3 | SkeeterInnova Champion Discs · Straight midrangeSame flight numbers. | 5/5/-1/1Near twin | Near twin | Same flight numbers. |
| 4 | EchoStreamline Discs · Straight midrange0.5 more turn. | 5/5/-1.5/1Near twin | Near twin | 0.5 more turn. |
| 5 | BuzzzDiscraft · Straight midrange1 less glide. | 5/4/-1/1Close | Close | 1 less glide. |
| 6 | CompassLatitude 64 · Straight midrange1 less turn. | 5/5/0/1Close | Close | 1 less turn. |
| 7 | PathfinderThought Space Athletics · Straight midrange1 less turn. | 5/5/0/1Close | Close | 1 less turn. |
| 8 | M4Prodigy Disc · Understable midrangeSame flight numbers; flies slightly more understable. | 5/5/-1/1Close | Close | Same flight numbers; flies slightly more understable. |
| 9 | ApolloAlfa Discs · Straight midrange1 more fade. | 5/5/-1/2Close | Close | 1 more fade. |
| 10 | Sling (Linko1)Westside Golf Discs · Straight midrange1 less turn. | 5/5/0/1Close | Close | 1 less turn. |
Like the Claymore, but…
Flight numbers are the manufacturers’; types, real-world stability and matches are Disc Golf Trading Post’s own, reviewed by the team.