Latitude 64 Opto JadeFlight Numbers: 9 6 2 1 The Jade is designed to be a little more stable for players who loved the Diamond, but as their game developed needed a disc that could handle a bit more speed. It sits very comfortably in the hand, with a good tactile feel to the plastic and it holds the angles well. You CAN turn it over but unless you really force it, it fades back at the end. A very nice, reliable, and moderately stable disc. You can check out a review here!

Flight Numbers 5/5/-3/0

yielding everything from laser beams to smooth turns and rollers on demand

but has more glide than its predecessor and is more useful in my opinion

The Vanish will be straight to understable depending on the thrower and wind conditions

The Relay’s low-speed demands make it the easiest MVP driver to throw for beginners and the best all-around “powered-down” disc for experts

Flight Numbers: 9/6/-2/1

The Signal is an extremely understable and relatively low-speed fairway driver

so it is not a one trick pony that crashes into the ground as soon as the fade starts

The Luna features a new and unique plastic blend

Experience the smooth glide and effortless distance of the Z Avenger SS

Whether aiming for the basket or setting up a strategic approach

Flight Numbers: 5/4/0/1