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Latitude 64

Explorer

Straight fairway

PDGA 17-128

7

Speed

5

Glide

0

Turn

2

Fade

95 versions

A stable fairway workhorse developed with Ricky Wysocki and widely called Latitude's Teebird. It holds a straight line for a long stretch, then fades predictably at the end. Many players find it a little more stable than a typical Teebird, so it's dependable in moderate wind and on forehands but a bit much for true beginners.

Discs that fly like this

Versions & plastics95
Version
2021 DGPT Championship Explorer
Chameleon Moonshine Explorer – Opto-X – Emerson KeithOpto-X
Dyemax Explorer, Flag Bar Stam
Dyemax Explorer, Flag Bar Stamp
Emerson Keith Gold-X Explorer 2021
Emerson Keith Opto-X ExplorerOpto-X
Emerson Kieth Opto-X Glimmer Explorer – 2021 Team Series V1Opto-X Glimmer
ExplorerFlight 7 / 5 / 0 / 2
Explorer – Moonshine
Explorer – Opto-X – Emerson KeithOpto-X
Specs & retail statsPDGA · Infinite Discs

PDGA dimensions

Max weight

176.0g

Diameter

212.0mm

Rim depth

11.0mm

Rim width

18.0mm

From Infinite Discs

Community reviews

122

New-retail price (all plastics)

$14.99–$25.99

Manufacturer list: $15.99–$27.99

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