Latitude 64 Ballista
Latitude 64 Ballista is a speed-14 distance driver built for maximum carry. It pairs high speed with surprising glide. Throw it hard for long, forward pushes.
For developing arms, it flies more stable and finishes reliably. For stronger arms, it turns a touch before fading back. PDGA max weight is 175.1g.
Flight: 14 | 5 | −1 | 3. Fast speed with workable turn and a dependable finish when thrown with power. Official specs
Why throw the Ballista?
- Max-distance potential with real control.
- High glide helps you stay in the air longer.
- Workable turn for long S-lines.
- Reliable fade for consistent placement.
- Great “step-up” driver for players chasing more distance.
Plastics
Opto: Durable, premium blend with a clean release. Great when you want consistent stability.
Gold: Premium plastic with added grip and a slightly softer feel. Tends to season into extra workability.
Retro (and Retro Burst runs): Baseline feel with faster seasoning. Useful for straighter flights and budget-friendly backups.
Opto Air: Lightweight Opto designed for easier distance. Great for slower arms or tailwind bombs.
Opto Moonshine: Glow premium for night rounds and low light. Often flies a touch more stable than standard blends.
Opto-Ice Orbit (special runs): Premium Orbit-style releases with standout two-tone looks. Built for collectors and throwers.
Flight numbers
- Speed: 14
- Glide: 5
- Turn: −1
- Fade: 3
Similar Discs
Latitude 64 Ballista Pro • Latitude 64 Rive • Latitude 64 Strive • Latitude 64 Grace
FAQs
What do the Latitude 64 Ballista flight numbers mean?
14 | 5 | −1 | 3 means very fast speed, strong glide, workable turn, and dependable fade. It rewards clean, full-power throws.
Is the Ballista or Ballista Pro more stable?
The Ballista Pro is the more stable option. Choose Ballista for more turn and longer S-lines. Choose Ballista Pro for windier control.
What arm speed do you need to throw a Ballista well?
It’s best for intermediate to advanced arms. Slower arms will see earlier fade. Use lighter weights or Opto Air for easier distance.
Which Ballista plastic should I choose?
Pick Opto for consistent stability and durability. Choose Gold for extra grip and added workability over time. Go Retro for quicker seasoning. Pick Moonshine for glow visibility.
Is the Ballista good in headwinds?
In premium plastics, it can handle moderate wind when thrown hard. For stronger headwinds, consider Ballista Pro or Rive for more resistance.
