Stretch your fairway distance with the Latitude 64 Jade. Rated 9 | 6 | -2 | 1, this easy-to-throw driver rockets to speed, flips smoothly, and finishes with a gentle fade. Part of the “Easy-to-Use” series, Jade bridges the gap between fairways and high-speed drivers without demanding perfect form or raw power.
Beginners will love how a slight hyzer release pops flat and coasts straight beyond their usual midrange range. Intermediate throwers can shape buttery hyzer-flips through wooded tunnels or launch sweeping turnovers that drift right yet land soft. With a dome that stores serious glide, the Jade makes 300-foot stand-stills feel effortless and downhill bombs downright fun.
Opto plastic delivers crystal-clear durability and vibrant colour swirls that hold flight numbers for months. Grippy Gold Line warms up in cool weather and beats in just enough for controlled turnover shots. Feather-light Opto Air drops 15-20 grams by adding micro-bubbles to the rim, letting slower arms reach new personal-best distances without sacrificing feel.
Why choose the Latitude 64 Jade?
- Natural next step up from a Innova Leopard3 or Latitude 64 Diamond.
- Hyzer-flips to 325 ft for intermediate arms.
- A go-to turnover or roller disc once lightly seasoned.
- Plastic menu—Opto, Gold, Opto Air—covers every weight and grip preference.
Plastics
Opto • Gold • Opto Air • Moonshine. Full rundown in our Latitude 64 Plastics Guide.
Flight numbers
- Speed 9
- Glide 6
- Turn -2
- Fade 1
Similar discs
Kastaplast Falk · Discmania TD · Westside Hatchet · Mint Jackalope
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Latitude 64 Jade disc?
The Jade is a 9‑speed driver in Latitude 64’s Easy‑to‑Use lineup, designed for effortless turn, high glide, and controllable fade—ideal for newer and lower‑power players seeking extra distance.
What are the Latitude 64 Jade flight numbers?
Speed 9 | Glide 6 | Turn ‑2 | Fade 1, giving it a smooth hyzer‑flip ride with a gentle finish.
Is the Jade good for beginners?
Yes—its understable turn and big glide let developing arms achieve full flights around 275–325 ft without excessive fade.
Which plastic types are available for the Jade?
Common runs include Opto, Gold Line, lightweight Opto Air, and occasionally Recycled. Opto is durable and slightly more stable; Gold Line adds grip; Opto Air saves weight for extra glide.
Is the Jade understable?
Out of the box it has noticeable high‑speed turn (‑2) and mild fade, making it understable‑to‑neutral for most players.
Latitude 64 vs. Dynamic Discs – are they the same company?
They are separate brands under the Trilogy family but share manufacturing; Latitude 64 molds discs for Dynamic Discs and Westside at its Swedish factory.
What kind of throws suit the Jade best?
Hyzer‑flip distance shots, right‑moving turnovers, tailwind drives, and rollers once the disc is seasoned.
