Latitude 64° / Midrange
Fuse
The Latitude 64° Fuse is a speed-5 midrange with some turn and very little finishing fade. Consider it for gentle turning lines or approaches where a late hook would miss the target.
Manufacturer mold-collection ratings. Manufacturer ratings · How to read them
Choose it for
Low-fade midrange lines. An alternative to your main midrange when a fading finish takes you away from the target. Start with one familiar midrange rather than buying every low-fade option.
Choose something else if…
Choose the Hex for a small rated fade or the Roc3 for a stronger finishing curve. A glide rating of 6 is not a distance promise.
What the numbers mean for your choice
The -1 turn and 0 fade point to some drift without much late fade. Glide 6 suggests a disc designed to stay aloft, but your throw determines how far it actually travels.
Which version are you buying?
This uses the Fuse collection's model ratings. Lightweight and special plastic releases need their own product check; the collection is not a specification for one individual disc.
| Plastic or scope | Weight information |
|---|---|
| Gold / Opto (see individual listings) | Check the individual product |
Latitude 64° Fuse source, checked 2026-09-10. Listed ranges are not live stock. General model ranges are not plastic-specific guarantees.
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Before you buy
Compare the Fuse with the midrange you already enjoy. Buy it if the difference solves a recurring shot, not just because it has a higher glide number.
Read about the Hex or compare them side by side.
Try this on your next practice session
Compare several comfortable throws with your usual midrange. Look at both the finish and how easily you control the landing area.
Buying advice is editorial interpretation of the sources. Personal notes are labeled separately; the practice exercise is a suggestion, not a reported test. Practice in a clear area away from people.