This disc is the beefier brother to the Ballista. More suited for wind and gaining more of a left fade, this disc can greatly impact your game if you have the arm speed to handle the 14 speed requirement. It comes in a variety of plastics such as Opto, Recycled, Gold, Moonshine, Opto-Air, and Opto-X.
Even with such a high speed rating, this disc is controllable through the fairways with a dependable fade at the end of the flight pattern.
Let's check the specs!
Latitude 64 Flight Numbers
Speed: 14
Glide:4
Turn:0
Fade:3
Primary use: Overstable distance driver for intermediate and advanced players
Pros
Overstable and fights through headwinds. Comes in a variety of plastics.
More stability than the Ballista.
With a wide rim and shallow depth, this disc fits well into most hands.
Cons
Requires a big arm speed for maximum benefit.
Recommended for intermediate to advanced level players.
Wrap-Up
The Ballista Pro is one of the discs that I have had consistently in my own bag since the first year I played and I have multiples of it laying around as back ups in various plastics. The recycled plastic feels very good in the hand and has a nice grip to it that doesn't feel like it'll ever slip out.
I highly recommend this plastic as it's become my personal favorite. This disc flies on straight lines for long distances before fading out at the end without using a flex flight.
Need a good spike hyzer? This disc has the fade and control to hold the line for it. With having a slight dome on it, this disc is primarily used for deep backhand shots. Highly recommended!
Check it out for yourself at infinitediscs.com by clicking on the picture below!
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