The Dagger was developed with the help of pro disc golfer Dave Feldberg to bring Latitude 64 a deep, beaded putter similar to the Discraft Challenger and Gateway Wizard. Compared with the Wizard, this disc is not quite as deep. The 1.5cm rim depth is .3cm less. The Dagger is designed to ‘float’ into the chains at lower speeds to minimize the probability of long comeback putts. This putt-and-approach disc should be a very straight flyer, perfect for lofting push putts.

The Latitude 64 Peak is a low-profile, beaded putter designed for consistency and precision. Inspired by the popular Pure, the Peak offers the same smooth flight with the added control of a small bead. This subtle adjustment enhances grip and provides a touch more stability, making it a dependable choice for putts and precision approach shots. Whether you're inside the circle or attacking the basket from distance, the Peak is built for confident, controlled throws.

The Latitude 64 Sinus is a unique putter with three raised grip strips along the flat top. These grip areas each have different textures, sure to provide the perfect feel for any player. While the Sinus is a terrible name for a golf disc, this is truly an excellent putter. The Sinus is an overstable disc good for approach shots as well as short putts, even in windy conditions. We have it in Latitude 64's Zero Line plastics. This soft rubbery blend provides a great feel and sticks well to chains. It is durable and very affordable.