Grace Grand Orbit

Name: Grace Grand Orbit
Brand: Latitude 64
Price: 27.9 EUR
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Latitude 64 distance driver in Grand Orbit plastic, Kristin Lätt's favourite. Combines fairway control with driver distance.

The Grace is Kristin Lätt's favourite distance driver — the disc she's carried in her bag for years and won two World Championships with. With speed 11, glide 6, turn -1 and fade 2, it combines the control of a fairway driver with the distance of a high-speed driver. A long, smooth S-curve flight: slight early turn for right-handed players, exceptional glide and a moderate, reliable fade at the end.

This 2025 Team Series Grand Orbit edition is possibly Kristin's last active edition before her retirement from the pro tour in 2026, which gives it real collector's value on top of its proven performance. The wolf artwork — a recurring symbol in Kristin's editions — appears in eye-catching colours that are unique on every disc thanks to the Orbit process. By buying this edition you directly support one of the greatest talents in disc golf history.

Grand Orbit

A visual variant of Latitude 64's Royal Grand plastic. It uses the same premium base — exceptional grip, NexEdge and NexFeel finish, soft feel with a stiff rim — but with a special manufacturing technique that creates unique two-colour bursts and swirls on every disc. The Orbit process gives the inside and the edge of the rim different, perfectly matched colours. According to several players, Grand Orbit flies slightly more overstable than standard Grand — ideal for big arms that never want the disc to turn over.

Si lo comparamos con...

Latitude 64 Grace Royal Grand— same mold and identical flight numbers. Grand Orbit flies a bit more overstable and has the Orbit's unique two-tone look. The choice if you want a more stable, more eye-catching Grace.

Innova Destroyer— the world benchmark in this segment (12/5/-1/3). The Destroyer is faster and more overstable. The Grace has more glide and a gentler fade — more accessible for every level.

Latitude 64 Ballista— the Ballista (14/5/-1/3) is faster and more demanding. The Grace is the choice for anyone who doesn't yet have the power for speed 14 but wants real distance with control.