Claymore Project Grip

Name: Claymore Project Grip
Brand: Latitude 64
Price: 25.9 EUR
Availability: InStock

Midrange

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Latitude 64 midrange in Project Grip plastic for controlled shots that go exactly where you aim. An honest disc for every level.

The Claymore is Latitude 64’s quintessential “point-and-shoot” midrange — the brand’s go-to disc for controlled shots where the disc has to go exactly where you aim it. With speed 5, glide 5, turn -1 and fade 1, it offers a completely honest flight, according to the manufacturer: it doesn’t turn over easily but doesn’t fade aggressively either. Slightly more stable than the brand’s Fuse, with the same versatility. Perfect for straight tunnel shots, gentle hyzers and controlled anhyzers.

The Project Grip version carries Latitude 64’s most advanced grip technology — a dual-plastic construction that combines an ultra-tacky, high-grip surface with a firm, torque-resistant core. The result is a disc that feels literally “locked” in your hand in any conditions — rain, heat or cold. Ideal for players who value that tactile connection with the disc above everything else.

Project Grip

Latitude 64's exclusive technology that combines two premium plastics in a single disc. The outer layer uses an especially grippy compound for exceptional grip in the hand, while the inner core keeps the stiffness and structural integrity of standard Opto plastic. The result is a disc that feels more secure when you throw it without sacrificing durability or flight consistency — especially useful in the cold, in the rain or when playing lots of holes in a row.

Si lo comparamos con...

Axiom Neutron Hex— identical numbers (5/5/-1/1) and a very similar concept. The Hex has GYRO overmold technology. The Claymore Project Grip has the dual Project Grip construction — the difference is in the feel and each brand’s system.

Kastaplast K4 Svea— another midrange with a very soft, grippy feel (5/6/-1/0). The Svea has more glide and less fade. The Claymore Project Grip has more fade and is a bit more stable — more reliable into a headwind.

Discmania Fuzed Z Buzzz— another very popular neutral midrange (5/4/-1/1). The Buzzz has less glide. The Claymore Project Grip has more glide and a longer flight — for players who want the same concept with more distance.