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Discs that fly like the Latitude 64 Diamond
The Diamond is a understable fairway (8/6/-3/1). A very understable fairway driver and Latitude's standard beginner recommendation, often thrown in light weights. Newer players get a straight-to-turning flight with easy glide. Intermediate and stronger arms mostly use it for rollers and big turnovers because it flips readily.
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 Diamond.
| Rank# | Disc | Flight | Match | What’s different |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | F7Prodigy Disc · Understable fairwaySame flight numbers. | 8/6/-3/1Near twin | Near twin | Same flight numbers. |
| 2 | WitnessDynamic Discs · Understable fairwaySame flight numbers. | 8/6/-3/1Near twin | Near twin | Same flight numbers. |
| 3 | XpressDiscraft · Understable fairway1 less glide. | 8/5/-3/1Close | Close | 1 less glide. |
| 4 | F9Prodigy Disc · Understable fairway1 more turn, 0.5 less fade. | 8/6/-4/0.5Close | Close | 1 more turn, 0.5 less fade. |
| 5 | VirusAxiom Discs · Understable fairway1 faster, 1 less glide, 0.5 more turn. | 9/5/-3.5/1Close | Close | 1 faster, 1 less glide, 0.5 more turn. |
| 6 | DragonInnova Champion Discs · Understable fairway1 less glide, 1 less turn, 1 more fade. | 8/5/-2/2Close | Close | 1 less glide, 1 less turn, 1 more fade. |
| 7 | HeatDiscraft · Understable fairway1 faster; flies more overstable. | 9/6/-3/1Close | Close | 1 faster; flies more overstable. |
| 8 | SphinxInfinite Discs · Understable fairway1 faster; flies more overstable. | 9/6/-3/1Close | Close | 1 faster; flies more overstable. |
| 9 | F5Prodigy Disc · Understable fairway1 less turn; flies more overstable. | 8/6/-2/1Close | Close | 1 less turn; flies more overstable. |
| 10 | Underworld (Manala1)Westside Golf Discs · Understable fairway1 slower; flies more overstable. | 7/6/-3/1Close | Close | 1 slower; flies more overstable. |
Like the Diamond, but…
Flight numbers are the manufacturers’; types, real-world stability and matches are Disc Golf Trading Post’s own, reviewed by the team.