The Latitude 64 Bolt has quickly become one of my favorite and most used discs. It is currently one of my go-to drivers for maximum distance. It is an extremely versatile disc because of its under-stability. It is a great hyzer-flip disc for distance, and also holds an anhyzer line well, while still flattening out in the end. This is a higher speed disc, so expect a wider rim, which I prefer for distance drivers. 

I wouldn't say this is the greatest disc for a beginner, because of its high speed. However, if you are a new player and have larger hands this could be one of the best options for a wider rimmed disc. Compared to many other 13+ speed discs, it turns over rather easily (I would say the same for the Westside King and Dynamic Discs Freedom).

All of the plastics that Latitude 64 offers are fantastic for different reasons. I often find a favorite plastic for each type of disc and the velocity it will be leaving my hand. I like stiffer, less grippy plastics for discs I will be using for approaches because they leave my hand easier at slower speeds. For distance, I love Latitude's Frost Line plastic. It is extremely grippy and soft which makes it very comfortable in my hand. I can get a great hold on the disc and it really rips out of my hands compared to stiffer plastics. The Frost Line is also great for year round use, and will stand up to all temperatures. I have noticed because of how soft Frost plastic is, it is extremely resilient to damage. All of my Frost line discs have stood up to quite a bit of abuse and come out rather unscathed compared to other plastics. 

The Tern used to be my favorite driver and best distance. I still love the Tern, but have gotten more distance with the Bolt, and found it to be more versatile. I also like the more gummy feel of Latitude 64's plastics; their Optp is more gummy than Champion, and Frost more than GStar. Overall this is a fantastic disc, currently one of my favorites, and I highly recommend that you try one. 

Frost 173. This disc is one that I am still getting used to. I would put it as far as a mix between my Prodigy D5 and Legacy Cannon. It is not as understable as a D5 but on the right release angle it will go hard right. Flys simpler to the Cannon but wont turn as far but fades further in my opinion. It is a disc that will stay in my bag as far as being the disc that if I dont know what to throw but I know exactly what it will do when I throw it right or mess up a little, I will use the Bolt. Somewhat beginner friendly becaue it is good for players with not strong arms and will give some leeway when not thrown perfect.