Saint Project Grip

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

Fairway Driver

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Latitude 64 fairway driver in Project Grip plastic, with the highest glide of any disc in the brand’s category. For long, controlled drives.

The Saint is Latitude 64’s ultimate all-terrain fairway driver — one of the most praised discs in the brand’s range among amateurs and pros alike. With speed 9, glide 7, turn -1 and fade 2, it has the highest glide of any fairway driver in the Latitude 64 line. It flies straight on drives of up to about 107 metres with exceptional glide, and finishes with a moderate, predictable fade. According to the manufacturer, when you need distance and accuracy at the same time, the Saint delivers.

The Project Grip version carries Latitude 64’s most advanced grip technology — a dual construction that combines an ultra-tacky surface with a firm, torque-resistant core. The Saint also has a more overstable big brother: the Saint Pro. In Project Grip the feel in the hand is especially premium, with that consistent grip in any conditions that makes the disc feel literally locked in your hand. Perfect for long, straight drives, hyzer flips, controlled turnovers and shots in the woods where glide makes the difference.

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...

Latitude 64 Project Grip Claymore— the same Project Grip plastic, but a midrange (5/5/-1/1). The Claymore is slower and easier to control. The Saint covers much more distance thanks to its speed of 9 and glide of 7 — the natural choice when the Claymore comes up short.

Discmania Neo Instinct— another neutral control fairway driver (7/5/0/2). The Instinct is a little slower and more overstable. The Saint has more glide and flies further — for players who have already outgrown speed 7 and want more distance.

Kastaplast K1 Grind Falk— another high-glide fairway driver (9/6/-2/1). The Falk has more turn and is a bit more understable. The Saint is more neutral with more fade — more reliable into a headwind and more predictable for straight drives