Manufacturer: Latitude 64

Type: Putter

Mold: Dagger

Weight: 173g

Plastic: Zero Medium

Flight Number: Speed 2 Glide 5  Turn 0  Fade 1

what Latitude says about the Dagger

The Dagger is a deep dish putter with a bead. The deep dish means that more air can be trapped underneath the disc, making the Dagger stay longer in the air. The slow and stable flight gives you more control in your short game

in our experience 

With Ricky Wysocki–one of the best putters to every play–choosing the Dagger, you gotta give it a shot.  This run of Daggers is super super grippy with a basically perfect feel.  They definitely get softer as they warm up in the sun. Inside the circle, this putter is strait when released flat. Outside the circle, the late fade becomes pretty noticeable, but that is true of almost all factory fresh putters.  In the hand, it looks and feels like a PA3, but it flies more neutral than the PA3 with more glide. It is on the deeper side but feels like a PA3 or JK Aviar.

Manufacturer: Latitude 64

Type: Putter

Mold: Pure

Weight: 173-174g

Plastic: Zero Hard

Flight Number: Speed 3 Glide 3 Turn -1 Fade 1

what latitude says about the Pure

The Pure is a modern classic in the putt and approach department. The disc was co-designed with Jesper Lundmark and features a comfortable grip and a medium deep rim, with minimum fade for the ultimate putting experience. Left, straight or right; it will hold any line on your approach shots. Elevate your game around the basket with the Pure.

in our experience 

We were not too familiar with the Pure, but we knew it was a very popular mold for Trilolgy pros and fans alike.  Now we see why. The Pure is an amazing point and shoot throwing putter. In the Zero Hard plastic, it is quite firm with a fantastic grip. Out of the box, this disc is more stable than you might expect.  Most Professionals throw these as turnover discs, but we found them to be great for the hyper flip shot. When thrown flat, the Pures tend to be very strait flyers. For us, it flys like a broken in Envy or a fresh Luna. This is a great disc for all skill levels.

Manufacturer: Latitude 64

Type: Approach Disc

Mold: Harp

Weight: 176g

Plastic: BT Hard

Flight Number: Speed 4 Glide 3  Turn 0  Fade 3

what Latitude says about the harp

The Harp is our most reliable approach disc. Designed to withstand any type of condition. It will hold in the wind. For professional players, this could be their only approach disc they will need to carry as it can hold anyone's arm speed and still hyzer. For slower arm speeds, it will be your most overstable approach disc.

in our experience 

The Harp is a classic in the world of approach discs. The look, feel, and flight of these discs are nothing short of iconic.  Virtually every Professional and Amateur player who throws Trilogy plastic has this mold in their bag.  Everyone needs that rock solid overstable approach disc. This run is super firm and really grippy.  At high arm speeds, they are relatively straight with a dependable finish.  For lower arm speeds, it will be a very overstable approach disc.

Manufacturer: Latitude 64

Type: Fairway Driver

Mold: Diamond

Weight: 157-159g

Plastic: Opto

Flight Number: Speed 8 Glide 6  Turn -3  Fade 1

what Latitude says about the Diamond

Diamond is the choice of disc for beginners, children and players with moderate arm speed. It is only produced in weights between 145g-159g, which makes it easy to throw and control. It has an understable flight path with good glide and slight fade.

in our experience 

The Diamond in such a great choice for those newer to the game or young players. They are very strait and dependable at lower arm speeds, and they are great turn over or roller discs for the more advanced player. The feel on this run is super lovely. This disc has a spot in most bags.

Manufacturer: Dynamic Discs

Type: Midrange

Mold: EMAC Truth

Weight: 180g

Plastic: Lucid Ice (Black)

Flight Number: Speed 5 Glide 5  Turn 0  Fade 2

here is what Dynamic says about the EMAC Truth

The beautifully neutral and versatile flight of this disc will remind you of the core of disc golf–to throw a disc where you want it to go. Let the EMAC Truth take you back to this satisfying feeling. May the Truth be with you. Signature disc for 2010 World Champion, Eric McCabe

in our experience 

This run of the EMAC Truth turned out amazing! The Black on Black "Batman" style color way looks crazy amazing in person.  The Lucid Ice plastic turned out great as well.  The medium firm feel and noticeable dome on this midrange gives it even more glide than your typical EMAC Truth.  I would compare this to the more overstable runs of the Buzzz or Roc3.  These discs can handle quite a bit of power and even some forehand shots.  For a midrange, it is on the faster side, so it has some amazing distance potential.  Like the Trespass, it will be hard to find in the woods, so throw it with caution.