Disc Information
The Saint is a fantastic straight flying driver that provides intermediate players with more distance. This flight path of this disc has a slight “S curve” with a slightly overstable net result. When thrown with power it has fairly significant turn followed by moderate fade. This disc is recommended for flights up to 350 feet. The Saint disc has some serious glide, and is one of only two discs that has a glide rating of 7.
Latitude 64 says the Saint is a “slightly longer River.” This is a taller than average distance driver (1.9cm) with a moderate wing length (1.9cm). This fine disc comes in the highly durable Opto Line plastic.
Saint Dimensions
- Diameter: 21.2cm (97.87% of average, 100.19% average Distance Driver)
- Height: 1.9cm (94.67% of average, 115.07% average Distance Driver)
- Rim Depth: 1.2cm (101.95% of average, 101.51% average Distance Driver)
- Rim Width: 1.9cm (129.88% of average, 89.84% average Distance Driver)
- Available Weights (Opto Line): 164-175g
- Available Weights (Gold Line): 165-175g
Latitude 64 Saint Additional Information:
Primary Use: Distance Driver
Stability: Stable
Flight: S-Curve
Recommended Skill Level: Intermediate
Plastic grade(s): Durable, Premium
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Review Fanatic, L5
I have been holding off on a review of my Opto line Saint, 173g for awhile now. I was not quite sure what I thought of it at first. But after playing several rounds with the Saint in my bag the last few weeks, it has become my go-to distance driver. It has the words “Overstable Control Driver” printed on it, and ratings of Speed: 9, Glide: 7, Turn: -1, Fade: 2 so at first I was narrow-mindedly thinking of this as a stable fairway driver. It is SO much more than that! It seems to have glide very similar to my River, but not as flippy. Also being faster than the River I can put more power on it to stretch out a drive. I typically drive between 300-350ft RHBH by the way. I find that a lot of the faster drivers are just to much for me, and this speed 9 range gets pretty much the same distance but manages to be very easy to control. This disc turns just enough to finish straight after the moderate fade when thrown flat. When put on a gentle hyzer line, it held the line gracefully through the entire flight which makes it very predictable for me to aim on that line. I would not call it a great headwind driver, but it held up well enough. My experience with Latitude 64 (only thrown River, Fuse, Striker, Flow, Saint, Pure)on the whole has been, mostly terrific discs featuring crazy glide… but almost worthless for me in a headwind and this disc changed my mind on that.
As for now whether it is a wide open long hole, or one that requires some line shaping, I will continue grabbing my Saint.
Review Lover, L6
Latitude 64 making another disc with some serious glide. Not as stable as I would have hoped but I still keep one in the bag because it can get some very effortless distance when wind is not an issue. The glide becomes its weakness in any really storng wind. Overall I do enjoy how easy this disc is to throw and would definitely recommend it to any player skill level.
Review Grand Master, L13
I’ve heard good things about the Saint for a long time, and I’ve thrown the Opto Saint in the past, but wasn’t all that impressed with it. For me, it didn’t do anything that an Eagle-X or even a worn-in Teebird wouldn’t, and was always much harder to find. My tournament this weekend (303 Amateur Championships in Denver) changed my mind. On Friday, during practice rounds, I drained my two most trustworthy Teebirds into a pond like an idiot. Looking for a quick fix, I picked up a Saint, 175g, in Gold Line plastic. I got it mostly because the shop I was at didn’t have any Star Teebirds, and the GL Saint was the closest thing I could find.
I ended up throwing it more than any other disc, save for my putter, throughout the 2-day tournament. I don’t know what my problem was before, but this Saint is an amazing disc. All the fairway drivers I bag have great similarities (to wit: Teebird, Shock, Volt, Patriot) but for me they all have different uses. The Saint could easily kick all of them out of the bag. When thrown flat, it has a flight most similiar to an Eagle-X but with 10 times (or more) the amount of glide. It will go straight out of the hand, begin a little bit of distance-stretching turn, then begin it’s very forward-finishing fade. Unlike some Lat64 and Westside discs, the glide is evident throughout the entire flight, as opposed to dying off when the fade kicks in (like a Stag, Underworld, Diamond or Striker do). When thrown with hyzer, the Saint will not flip to flat, but rather make a beautiful, glidey hyzer line. Excellent for long, high spike hyzers. Suprisingly, it holds an anhyzer line as well. I had two occasions this weekend where I was attempting a turnover shot, but put too much anny on the Saint, and it held the glidey anhyzer the whole way…which actually worked out much better for me in the end.
I can’t say enough good things about the Saint. For experienced players, you might find the Saint to be much longer than a typical fairway or control driver. For intermediate players, like myself, you’ll likely find yourself reaching for the Saint more often than not. Even begginer players will find the Saint useful…it’s described as overstable (it fights the wind very well, despite it’s monster glide) it has enough high speed turn and a gentle enough fade to be used by someone with less arm speed or poorer form.
A great disc that I HIGHLY reccomend!
Review Participant, L1
The Saint is definitely one of my goto discs in my bag … I have a ton of lat64 and the Saint is one of the easiest discs to throw…. I can make it turn a bit and do some of the nicest S curves i’ve ever seen
Review Participant, L1
The best mold Latitude has related thus far, and the best fairway driver on the market. Powered down, you can land this thing on a dime anywhere inside of 400′. In no wind/tail wind, have gotten it out to 500′ multiple times. The perfect disc.
Review Enthusiast, L3
Nice straight flyer with a little fade at the end. Biggest thing I have to say about this disc is the glide. Wow does this thing stay up.
Reviewer, L2
Def. A straight thrower not my farthest driver in the bag but it has purpose when I want to run right at the basket in a tight fairway, I think its also pretty forgiving if you don’t get a great pull on it.
Reviewer, L2
What a beautiful disc, both the plastic and the flight. I picked one up at 168g in Gold Line plastic. From the first toss, I was hooked. I throw this disc in the 350′ range, and my longest throws are in the 400′ range with either a GL Flow (for no fade) or a Star Wraith (for more hook at the end). This disc throws quite a bit like the Flow but with less effort. Power down a bit, snap good spin on it and just put it on a line, then stand back and watch this thing glide effortlessly.
The Teebird reference gets used all too often, but this disc is somewhat comparable to a very slightly worn ‘bird, but with more predictable turn, far more glide, and more predictable fade. I throw the Teebird and Saint similar distances, but the Saint just seems to get there more accurately and with less effort.
I can’t say enough about this disc, and Latitude as a company as a whole. Their quality, flight paths, feel, durability and glide of their plastic is just unmatched by any other company I’ve come across. Give it 15 years, and people will be looking back to Latitude plastic, both Gold Line and Opto, in the same way people now look at CE. It’s just that far ahead of the pack…
Review Enthusiast, L3
I am a lower powered player maxing out at about 300′. I got one of the opto air saints and played around with it for about a week and put it down for about a month. I picked it up again with some newfound throwing knowledge and am now working this disc out past 350′. Even at the lower weight, it has enough stability to kick out of the turnover and gives a good amount of fade at the end for a huge flex shot.
Review Extroadinaire, L11
I just used a Saint for the first time last weekend. My max distance backhand throws are generally about 330 feet. I haven’t measured, but I’m pretty sure my first few throws with the Saint exceeded that. This thing glides like no other. You don’t have to try and throw it hard, just a nice controlled throw with snap will go forever. This is my new go to Distance Driver.
Review Supporter, L4
Easy disc to throw. Always consistant “s” curve. Eats wind for breakfast. Replaced my teebirds in a heartbeat. Don’t put any muscle behind it, otherwise it WILL turn over. Glide for dayssss. Everyone should throw a saint AT LEAST once.
Review Nut, L7
Like teebirds, but like latitude plastic? Try this disc. It’s a straight shooter for me. Throw it flat and with snap and it just holds that line for a long healthy glide, with a touch of fade at the end. Not as much forward penetrating fade as a teebird, but still quite similar.
Review Enthusiast, L3
Saint is my go to distance driver. Holds a line but stable enough to fight the wind.
Review Participant, L1
My go to disc for anything up to 350 feet. holds sweet lines and hyzerflips awesome. kind of like a slower and longer valk
Reviewer, L2
great disc super stable with a nice flip really easy to throw
Review Enthusiast, L3
For me, The Saint is an out-of-the-box dead straight 320′ with fade at the end. It fits in the hand nicely, comes off clean and just tracks slight right forever, then finishes out in line with the tee. I own it in Gold plastic, and it is still new-flying. We’ll see what time does to it, but judging from it’s fade, I think it will become a fantastic hyzer-flip disc for me.
Review Participant, L1
Quickly became my go-to disc. Very controllable straight flight with slight fade at the end and excellent glide. Great disc.
Review Enthusiast, L3
By far, my favorite disc to come out this year. The Saint has that amazing Latitude 64 glide that all of their discs seem to have. I don’t even throw speed 12-13 discs for max distance anymore since the Saint goes just as far for me with great predictability. I throw a 168 Opto hard and flat and watch it bend slightly right (RHBH) and finishes with a great, forward fade.
Review Whiz, L8
I use it for long Anhyzers, it will hold the line very well and have beautiful glide at the end, Opto plastic is beautiful and the most durable plastic I have ever used. The Saint is a little further and less stable than a Striker.
Review Participant, L1
This disc is awesome. Throw it flat straight and hard and it’ll s curve for a long drive. Lat 64 has the best feeling plastic. It’s like pretty candy. Can’t say anything bad about this disc.