Claymore Gold Orbit

Name: Claymore Gold Orbit
Brand: Latitude 64
Price: 22.9 EUR
Availability: InStock

Midrange

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Neutral Latitude 64 midrange in Gold Orbit plastic, Kristin Lätt Team Series edition. For long, straight shots on tight fairways.

Kristin's take on the Claymore:
“The Claymore is my go-to midrange on tight fairways. It helps me navigate tunnels because it has huge glide and minimal fade. Even though it's a midrange, I get a lot of distance out of it — and I stay on the fairway too.”— Kristin Lätt

The Claymore is the go-to neutral midrange in the Latitude 64 range — a disc that doesn't make decisions for you, but follows exactly the line you give it. With speed 5, glide 5, turn -1 and fade 1, it offers a long, straight, floaty flight that finishes with a gentle fade. Its small dome and comfortable grip make it one of the nicest discs in the hand on the market.

This special 2025 Team Series edition features the Cat design — a symbol of Kristin's mental game, her focus on concentration and the connection between inner strength and outer success. It's Kristin Lätt's last active Team Series edition before her retirement from the pro tour in 2026, which gives it real collector's value on top of its proven performance on the course.

Gold Orbit

A visual variant of Latitude 64's Gold Line plastic, using a special manufacturing technique that creates unique two-colour bursts and swirls on every disc. Gold Line plastic starts from the same base as Opto but adds an extra polymer for more grip without losing durability. More grip than standard Opto, especially in wet or cold conditions, with an opaque and really eye-catching finish.

Si lo comparamos con...

Discraft Buzzz— the most popular midrange on the market. A very similar neutral flight, but the Claymore has a bit more turn (-1 vs 0) and finishes a bit straighter. The community compares them directly.

Innova Mako3— also neutral and very straight, but the Claymore has more glide and a slight fade, making it a bit more versatile for gently curving shots. The Mako3 is flatter and straighter over short distances.

Latitude 64 Fuse— the Fuse (5/6/-1/0) has more glide and flies even straighter with less fade. The Claymore is a bit more overstable and more reliable in light wind.