Honor | Latitude 64 · Discgolf-Dorado.com

The "Honor" from Latitude 64 fills the gap between controlled fairway drivers and highly stable utility discs. With a speed of 9, it's ideal for precise mid-range throws where reliability against wind and powerful releases matter more than maximum distance. Especially in Royal Grand plastic, it serves as a robust alternative to classic overstable fairway drivers like the Firebird, while offering a slightly more moderate fade phase. For players who appreciate the Culverin, the "Honor" presents a readily available option with comparable flight characteristics. In flight, the disc maintains a stable line even under strong acceleration. A glide of 5 ensures sufficient hang time without uncontrolled drift. A turn of 0 means it holds its line with a clean release and transitions late into the fade. With a fade of 2.5, the finish is noticeable but remains more predictable than extreme overstable models. This combination makes it reliable for headwind situations and technical fairways where landing precision is crucial. For forehand throws, the "Honor" truly shines: it forgives imperfect releases and maintains the intended flight path even under high torque. It delivers predictable results for hyzer lines, while flat throws fly straight before the fade kicks in. Advanced players use it strategically for shots where stability is a priority—such as tight corridors or strong winds. Beginners should start with less stable fairway drivers, as the "Honor" requires sufficient arm speed and clean technique to unlock its full potential.