i cant say enough about this disc. so much glide. i mainly use this disc for anhyzer drives and upshots. on anhyzer it holds the line and gently fades back to flat. for straight shots it requires a hyzer flip to flat release for most drives. not reliable into a headwind. great for long puts too

Great approach disc that does whatever i need it to. i practice approaching in my backyard by throwing putters at a pole from over 100' and the sarek hits the pole a lot. the first day i used it on a course it sank a putt from around 50' and that isn't the kind of putt i make often at my skill level. i can get the disc to hold any line that i want and it will probably be my go to approach putter for all approaches that don't require my harp.

Moonshine burst plastic. 

Traded a discmania disc that just wasn't working out for me, for this thing. And boy am I happy. 

Despite having a deeper rim, I'm able to put comfortably with it. 

I mostly use it for drives or approach shots. Driving, this thing SAILS! I barely even put the slightest amount of power on it, and it goes way farther than I anticipated. It stays in the air forever. I have glide 4 putters, and this thing is definitely not a 4. It's a 5 for sure. 

I'd put its flight rating for me at 3, 5, -.5, 1.5

Pick one up and you won't be disappointed. 

I have never had an easier time putting from 20 feet or more out. I have so much confidence with this thing, I know that if I get within 40 feet of the hole on my drives I have a shot at making my next shot with the Sarek. I would recommend this putter 100x over.

This is my favorite putter. Control is great, and it glides for days. I love this putter more than my first born son.

I tried this a putting putter and it just felt off but i always like using it for upshots. I eventually got a different putter and stopped using it. Then i started only throwing putter for my local courses and fell in love with this a driving putter. HUGE gide, great flight. i can easily get it 250 no prob. great feel in the hand and decent for touchy forehands,

Opto G 175. This disc is amazing. I have always loved overmold discs just never fell in love with any of MVPs molds. This disc is comfortable in the hands, nice and deep and good for any level of skill. For Innova throwers, I would say it has a Nova flight with a P2 finish. Straight, point and shoot flight with a good overstable finish. For me this is a glideyer, longer shield. Good compliment to a Swan or Judge/Warden. Love it for inbetween shots of a putter/mid.

If you throw Trilogy and like to throw putters, just buy one and try it, wont be sad.

The Sarek is a great putter that flies completely straight with great glide. This putter can hold a line for quite a distance, making it a great long distance putting disc or approach disc. The Opto-G plastic is actually a combination of Latitude 64's "Opto" plastic for the flight plate and their "Gold Line" for the rim. It feels very comfortable in the hand without an overly deep rim (I'm not a fan of putters with deep rims).

When thrown with finesse at an angle, the disc can hold the angle very well, making the Sarek a very effective tool. The fade is very slight, which is another quality that I like in a precision putter. I would highly recommend the Sarek for players at all levels and am interested in seeing how this first overmold putter from Latitude 64 catches on.

LOVE IT!

I played a Dynamic Discs Chasin' The Chains event yesterday and they brought out the whole trailer. My buddy bought all three new overmold discs, and after we tried them out I am confident to say the Sarek is the best of the three by a large margin.

It feels comfortable in the hand. There was little to no flashing, and the mix of Gold Line and Opto plastic provides an interesting grip. One thing to note: Lat64 does not distribute the weight to the outside rim like MVP does, so these overmolded discs are not Gyro effected. The Sarek is neither deep nor shallow, but rather the perfect putter depth.

The Sarek is one thing:STRAIGHT. It has great glide, especially for being primarily Opto plastic, and resists turn fairly well on a good throw. I was having to throw it pretty fast to get it to turn over. The Sarek has very little fade when driven, and settles to the Earth nice and softly. The last part of the flight when thrown on a drive is very lid-like, though the majority of the flight is not.

If I had to compare it to an existing disc, I would say its close to an Opto Pure, with a little more glide and a little leas all-around stability. Great for straight drives and upshots,but not great for headwinds or sidearm shots. I didnt care for it for putting, but it grabs the chains admirably. A great disc for all skill levels!