Name: Latitude 64° Disc Golf Starter Set Light
Brand: Latitude 64°
SKU: 113389
Price: 199 DKK
Availability: InStock

Latitude 64° Disc Golf Starter Set Light

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Well balanced start set with lighter discs

The Latitude 64° Disc Golf Starter Set Light is a set with lighter discs. An excellent choice for beginners who have a lower speed on their throwing arm, such as younger people.

This disc golf set from Latitude 64 has everything you need to give the sport of disc golf a chance. In this box you will find a driver, a midrange and a putter. All three have been selected to give new players the perfect tools to dominate on the course.

Discs included:

Latitude 64 Retro Diamond (Driver)
Latitude 64 Retro Pearl Midrange)
Latitude 64 Retro Ruby (Putter)

Disc weight: approx. 150-160 g

About Diamond
Diamond is an excellent choice for beginners, children or players with a moderately strong throwing arm. It is only manufactured in weights between 145-159 grams, which makes it easier to throw and control. It has an understable flight path with good glide and light fade.

Speed: 8, Glide: 6, Turn: -3, Fade: 1.

About Pearl:
Pearl is an excellent choice for beginners, children or players with a moderately strong throwing arm. It is only manufactured in weights between 145-159 grams, which makes it easier to throw and control.

Speed: 4, Glide: 6, Turn: -4, Fade: 0.

About Ruby:
Ruby is a disc for putting and approach in Latitude 64's popular Easy-to-use series. It has a thin grip and low weight of around 145 g-159 g grams and has a neutral flight path.

Speed: 3, Glide: 5, Turn: -3, Fade: 1.

Latitude 64 describes the Retro series:

The mid-80s were a great time. Disc golf had reached all the way up to Latitude 64 and we played all night in the midnight sun. Transparent discs were far from being invented and all discs were under-stable by today's standards. We remember those days with nostalgia and wanted a plastic that could remind us of how it used to be. For a long time we had the desire to make discs that could be recorded more easily. Test after test after test, this led us to a new plastic mixture that we named Retro.

PDGA-approved discs