The Bite is Latitude 64's dog disc, built for throwing to dogs and also approved by the PDGA for disc golf. Latitude 64 rates it 1/7/-1/0 and describes a straight, neutral flight that gives a dog time to get under it, and says the PDGA approval means golfers can also use it as a soft approach disc. The PDGA approved the Bite on November 16, 2015 (certification 15-74). It measures 22.6 cm across, with a 2.3 cm height and a 0.7 cm rim width, and its 187.6 g certified maximum sits well above the 150 to 164 g weights Latitude 64 sells. To mark the Bite's tenth anniversary, Latitude 64 released an anniversary edition with its own stamp, in plastic that Latitude 64 says blends colors through the disc. Try Discs lists it in Gold Line.
The Bite is Latitude 64's dog disc, built for throwing to dogs and also approved by the PDGA for disc golf. Latitude 64 rates it 1/7/-1/0 and describes a straight, neutral flight that gives a dog time to get under it, and says the PDGA approval means golfers can also use it as a soft approach disc.
The PDGA approved the Bite on November 16, 2015 (certification 15-74). It measures 22.6 cm across, with a 2.3 cm height and a 0.7 cm rim width, and its 187.6 g certified maximum sits well above the 150 to 164 g weights Latitude 64 sells. To mark the Bite's tenth anniversary, Latitude 64 released an anniversary edition with its own stamp, in plastic that Latitude 64 says blends colors through the disc. Try Discs lists it in Gold Line.
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