The Jade is a lightweight Latitude 64 fairway driver rated 9/6/-2/1. Lots of glide and turn with a light fade suit newer players and slower arms who want easy distance. Players with big arms who want a stable fairway driver should look elsewhere. Latitude 64 puts it in its Easy-to-Use line, usually between 150 and 159 g, and says it is a little more stable than the Diamond for players whose game has outgrown that disc. It adds that the Jade can be turned over if forced but otherwise fades back at the end. One player on Disc Golf Course Review found it more stable than they expected, with a long, gliding finish. The PDGA approved the Jade on 20 December 2013 (13-80). On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Westside Hatchet and the Kastaplast Falk.
The Jade is a lightweight Latitude 64 fairway driver rated 9/6/-2/1. Lots of glide and turn with a light fade suit newer players and slower arms who want easy distance. Players with big arms who want a stable fairway driver should look elsewhere.
Latitude 64 puts it in its Easy-to-Use line, usually between 150 and 159 g, and says it is a little more stable than the Diamond for players whose game has outgrown that disc. It adds that the Jade can be turned over if forced but otherwise fades back at the end. One player on Disc Golf Course Review found it more stable than they expected, with a long, gliding finish.
The PDGA approved the Jade on 20 December 2013 (13-80). On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Westside Hatchet and the Kastaplast Falk.
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