How does the Ballista Pro differ from the original Latitude 64 Ballista?

The Ballista Pro adds stability—handling more power and wind without excessive turn.

Will a fresh Latitude 64 Ballista Pro still flip for max-distance shots?

With 400 ft+ power it will ride a slow drift before a strong fade; lower power sees straight-to-fade.

Can the Ballista Pro replace a Destroyer or DD3 in my bag?

It offers similar speed but a touch less fade, giving longer pushing flights while remaining wind-worthy.

Latitude 64 Ballista Pro - Overstable Speed-14 Bomber

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14Speed

4Glide

0Turn

3Fade

Crush max-distance lines with the Latitude 64 Ballista Pro. Rated 14/4/0/3, this driver resists high-speed turn, glides forever, and finishes reliably. It is more torque-resistant than the standard Ballista and pushes forward glide farther than a Destroyer, so it holds its line even when you rip it at full power. The low-profile rim feels fast off the hand for both backhand and forehand, and it handles headwinds while still driving forward. For power throwers who need consistent 400-foot-plus distance with a dependable fade, the Ballista Pro is a windproof workhorse.

Why Throw the Ballista Pro?

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Torque-Resistant Bomb

More torque-resistant than a Ballista. It resists high-speed turn and holds its line even under full, aggressive power.

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Longer Than a Destroyer

A max-distance overstable driver that pushes forward glide farther than a Destroyer while still finishing reliably.

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Headwind Hammer

Handles headwinds while still gliding forward, a dependable pick for windy courses and high-power drives.

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Fast Low-Profile Rim

The low-profile rim feels fast off the hand, making it a strong tool for both backhand and forehand power throws.

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Consistent 400 ft+

Ideal for power throwers who need reliable, repeatable distance past 400 feet without the disc turning over.

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Glides, Then Finishes

It glides forever and finishes reliably with a strong, predictable fade you can trust on every drive.

Plastics

Popular

Opto

Premium • Clear • Durable

Stiff, durable, and slightly more glidey, with a crystal-clear look and clean release. Opto is the choice for consistent, long-lasting stability from your Ballista Pro.

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Gold Line

Premium • Grippy • Durable

Adds a gummy grip that shines in cold weather, with a slightly softer feel. Gold Line is great when you want a secure hold on those big power throws.

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Opto-X

Premium • Overstable • Windy

Starts even more stable and brings extra fade for windy courses. Opto-X is the pick when you need maximum wind resistance and the beefiest finish.

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Opto Air

Premium • Lightweight • Glidey

A lightweight Opto that gets up to speed with less power. Great for slower arms or tailwind bombs that want easier access to the Ballista Pro's distance.

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Similar Discs to Compare

⬆️ More Speed

At speed 14, the Ballista Pro is already at the top of the speed chart. There is essentially nothing faster. Its base version, the Ballista (14/5/-1/3), is the same-speed, less stable twin.

⬇️ Less Speed

Innova Destroyer12 / 5 / -1 / 3 Latitude 64 Raketen12 / 4 / 0 / 3

↩️ More Turn

Latitude 64 Ballista14 / 5 / -1 / 3 MVP Teleport14 / 5 / -2 / 2

↪️ More Fade

Innova Ape13 / 5 / 0 / 4

At 0/3 and speed 14, the Ballista Pro is about as overstable as max-speed drivers get. The Ape trades a little speed for an even harder fade.

Frequently Asked Questions

The Ballista Pro is rated 14 | 4 | 0 | 3. That's very fast speed, moderate glide, a neutral high-speed turn, and a dependable fade - an overstable distance driver that resists turning over under full power.

The Ballista Pro is more overstable and torque-resistant, holding its line in wind and under power. The standard Ballista (14/5/-1/3) has more turn and longer S-lines. Choose the Pro for control, the Ballista for workability.

Both are overstable power drivers. The Ballista Pro is a full speed 14 versus the Destroyer's 12, so it is more torque-resistant and tends to push forward glide a little farther for big arms.

It's built for power throwers chasing 400-foot-plus distance. Slower arms will see it fade early, so reach for Opto Air or lighter weights to get easier distance out of the mold.

Yes. It resists turn under power, which makes it a reliable headwind driver. For the windiest conditions, the Opto-X run starts even more stable with extra fade.

Pick Opto for stiff, durable, slightly glidey flight, Gold Line for gummy grip in cold weather, Opto-X for extra fade on windy courses, or Opto Air for a lightweight disc that's easier to get up to speed.

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Latitude 64 Ballista Pro

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