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    Latitude 64 BioGold Fuse

    Latitude 64 BioGold Fuse

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    The Fuse is one of the most dynamic midrange discs on the market. This disc is larger than the average disc in both diameter and height and can weigh up to 178 grams. The Fuse has an understable/stable flight path and can hold curves and lines with very minimal fade. This is a great disc for weaving through trees and obstacles.

    Manufacturer Flight Numbers 5.0/6.0/-1.0/0.0
    Reviewer Flight Numbers 5/5.7/-1.2/0
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    BioGold Details

    This plastic is similar to BioFuzion. It's Latitude's recycled version of Gold Line plastic.

    Fuse Dimensions

    • Diameter: 21.90 cm
    • Height: 2.10 cm
    • Rim Depth: 1.30 cm
    • Rim Width: 1.30 cm
    • Max Weight: 181g

    Additional Information

    • Primary Use: Mid Range
    • Stability: Understable
    • Recommended Skill Level: Everyone
    • Plastic grade(s): Basic (Cheapest), Durable, Midgrade, Premium
    • Beadless

    Reviews

    Dell
    My Flight Ratings: 5/3/-3/0 Neutral Throwing Distance: N/A Straight Score: N/A

    Apr 05, 2024 11:45 AM

    175 gram Latitude 64 Fuse in Biogold plastic. The Biogold plastic feels kinda like Innova Star plastic. I cannot comment on durability because I rarely throw this disc. The explanation is probably partially my inexperience and lack of touch and partly the disc itself. The Fuse flies closer to 5 2 -3 0 for me. It does not glide because it turns over immediately resulting in short shots landing about 100-150 feet out and 50 feet right. I have not been able to to find the right amount of hyzer to get a nice controlled turnover shot. Either its too much hyzer and it holds to finish left or it quickly flips up and over. There has to be a sweet spot I have not found yet but it is frustrating. I admit I am still a beginner but I have no problem accomplishing similar shots with under stable putters and fairway drivers or throwing the Buzzz on annhyzer angle. I found a beat up Discmania Origin (5 5 -1 1) and threw a couple times before returning to its owner and got it to smoothly drift right, landing about 225-235 feet out and maybe 40 feet right. I do not understand why I am having so much trouble getting a similar result with the Fuse. Like I said, the explanation is probably mostly lack of skill. But I also think there are other options out there that are easier to learn and work with.

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