Mint Discs Latitude 64 Gold Orbit Claymore Midrange – Kristin Tattar Limited Edition 2024 (177-180g)

Overview

The Mint Discs Latitude 64 Gold Orbit Claymore is a limited edition midrange designed for dependable upshots. As Kristin Tattar’s 2024 Team Series disc, it blends a familiar approach-midrange feel with a premium Gold Orbit finish. Expect a comfortable grip, a confident grip-to-fly transition, and a collectible label that marks a special run without sacrificing performance.

In practice, this disc is built to be a trusted companion on tight lines and precise placements. Its weight range (177–180 g) helps balance speed and stability, while the Gold Orbit plastic contributes to a consistent feel in your hand and a predictable flight path from release to landings. Colors and stamps vary, giving each disc a unique look while maintaining the same flight personality.

Flight characteristics and construction

• Speed 5, Glide 5, Turn -1, Fade 1 for a steady, controllable flight profile
• Weight range 177–180 g for a balanced upshot and reliable distance control
• Latitude 64 Gold Orbit plastic emphasizes grip, durability, and consistent flight across throws

Who should consider this edition?

Ideal for players who want a reliable midrange that handles approach shots with precision. It’s particularly suited for upshots where you need consistency, calculated fade, and a predictable finish near the basket.

Real-life use cases

• Approach shots from mid-range distances where line shaping matters
• Stable, controlled upshots in varying wind conditions
• Shot shaping that favors a gentle hook or straight finish toward a tight pin

Why this Limited Edition stands out

Beyond performance, this is Kristin Tattar’s signature line for 2024, offering collector appeal and a reminder of the disc’s proven upshot capabilities. The combination of Gold Orbit plastic and the Claymore’s midrange comfort creates a versatile option for players who value a dependable approach disc with a smooth landing. This edition’s look may vary from disc to disc, but its flight feel remains consistent across the line.