Midrange
Latitude 64° Compass flight numbers
The Latitude 64° Compass is a straight, neutral midrange rated 5 / 5 / 0 / 1 that holds the angle it is released on.
Latitude 64° model collection ratings. Manufacturer ratings · How to read them
Choose it for
Neutral midrange lines that follow the release. Latitude 64° recommends it for straight drives, controlled approaches and both hyzer and anhyzer lines where the disc should hold its angle.
Choose something else if…
You want a midrange that finishes hard left in wind. Fade 1 gives only a soft finish.
What the Compass flight numbers mean
A 0 turn with 1 fade is about as neutral as midrange numbers get. The release decides the line: flat goes straight, hyzer curves left and anhyzer curves right.
SEE THE SHAPE
Compass flight path
Illustrative top view of the published ratings, not a measured flight. How the curve is drawn
Compare the Compass flight shape with the Buzzz OS →
Which version are you buying?
Latitude 64° describes its depth as medium, neither shallow nor deep, so it fits many hand sizes. The collection listed six plastics and bands from 165–169 g up to 177+ g.
| Plastic or scope | Weight |
|---|---|
| Frost, Gold, Gold-Ice, Opto, Opto Orbit, Opto-Ice (listed in the collection) | Listed bands from 165–169 g to 177+ g |
Source: Latitude 64° Compass, checked 2026-10-16. How to choose a disc weight
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Read about the Discraft Buzzz OS or compare the Compass and Buzzz OS side by side.