Latitude 64° Royal Grand Brave

Latitude 64°

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SPEED: 7 | GLIDE: 6 | TURN: -1 | FADE: 2

Online Release Date: Thursday 22nd February 2024 at 2pm

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Brave is a fairway driver that will surprise you with its sneaky distance. Built upon the design of our acclaimed Explorer, Brave features a slightly understable flight path and enhanced glide. Whether you're an amateur seeking distance, or a pro player executing controlled anhyzer shots, your friends will think you are Brave with your game.

GRAND – the new premium plastic: Grand is the durable premium plastic in our Royal Line. Grand has great grip that will not fail you, no matter the outside circumstances. It features a soft feel and a rigid rim with perfect flex.

THE ROYAL LINE: The Latitude 64° Royal Line takes disc golf quality one step further with the innovative NexEdge and NexFeel technologies. The days of sharp flashing are gone as the NexEdge process provides a buttery smooth feel to the bottom and outer parts of the rim. NexFeel is our new polishing technology enhancing the grip and feel of the whole disc surface. Want the best? The Royal discs are made for you.

NexEdge: The days of sharp flashing are gone. The Royal discs will have a smooth feel on the outer and bottom part of the rim thanks to our NexEdge trimming process.

NexFeel: Latitudes’ new mold polish technology in our Royal discs enhances the grip ability of the plastic surface. They’re adjusting the plastic to achieve the optimal feel and flex of each mold in the Royal line-up.

Sneakily good fairway

The brave is a royal line disc in grand plastic that is the easiest to use for beginners and people with slower arms.
Don't expect this thing to fly by the numbers though. It is flippy! I would personally liken it to the river or maul more than a stag (which is more what the numbers suggest)
Still. It's a great disc with great glide and will likely find a spot in my summertime line up. (I find grand plastic tends to be harder to dry when it's wet.)