Discs that fly like the Latitude 64 Dagger

The Dagger is a putting putter · stable (2/5/0/1). A deep, beaded putter developed with Dave Feldberg. It's slow and floaty, flies essentially neutral with a small late fade, and is made for lofted push putts and short straight approaches. Despite the 'Overstable' retail label, players describe it as straight. The deep dish feel doesn't suit everyone, especially smaller hands.

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 Dagger.

Rank#	Disc	Flight	Match	What’s different
1	PilotStreamline Discs · Putting putterSame flight numbers.	2/5/0/1Near twin	Near twin	Same flight numbers.
2	OhmMVP Disc Sports · Putting putterSame flight numbers.	2/5/0/1Near twin	Near twin	Same flight numbers.
3	GuardDynamic Discs · Putting putter0.5 less fade.	2/5/0/0.5Near twin	Near twin	0.5 less fade.
4	WattMVP Disc Sports · Putting putter0.5 more turn, 0.5 less fade.	2/5/-0.5/0.5Near twin	Near twin	0.5 more turn, 0.5 less fade.
5	JudgeDynamic Discs · Putting putter1 less glide.	2/4/0/1Close	Close	1 less glide.
6	WardenDynamic Discs · Putting putter1 less glide, 0.5 less fade.	2/4/0/0.5Close	Close	1 less glide, 0.5 less fade.
7	PixelAxiom Discs · Putting putter1 less glide, 0.5 less fade.	2/4/0/0.5Close	Close	1 less glide, 0.5 less fade.
8	MercyLatitude 64 · Putting putter1 less glide.	2/4/0/1Close	Close	1 less glide.
9	EMAC JudgeDynamic Discs · Putting putter1 less glide.	2/4/0/1Close	Close	1 less glide.
10	ScarabInfinite Discs · Putting putter1 less glide.	2/4/0/1Close	Close	1 less glide.

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Flight numbers are the manufacturers’; types, real-world stability and matches are Disc Golf Trading Post’s own, reviewed by the team.