Latitude 64 Zero Plastic

Zero is the grip-first tier at Latitude 64 — the plastic behind most of their putters and approach discs, and the widest firmness range they offer in any single line.

Picking a firmness

Zero Soft, Zero Medium, Zero Hard and Zero Pro cover the spread from flexible to stiff. Softer grips harder and dies flatter on the chains, which suits a push putt; firmer holds its shape longer and throws straighter from distance, which suits a spin putt and longer approaches.

Zero Gravity is a different tool

Zero Gravity is the same family moulded far lighter — often down into the 120s and below. Less mass means less effort to get the disc moving, so it is a genuine help for youth players, newer players and anyone whose arm speed is the limit on distance. It also means the air pushes it around more, so expect extra turn and real trouble in a headwind.

Best uses

Putting and approach work, and cold or damp rounds where premium plastic turns slick. Because the price per disc is low, this is the tier to buy several of one mold in so your practice putter and your gamer feel identical.

The same tier at the other Trilogy brands

Latitude 64, Dynamic Discs and Westside Discs all build this tier under their own names. Dynamic calls it Classic; Westside calls it BT. One tier down at Latitude 64 is Retro.