The Maul is an understable Latitude 64 fairway driver rated 7/7/-2/1. Very high glide, plenty of turn and a light fade make it a fit for newer players chasing easy distance, and for turnover and anhyzer lines from stronger arms. Players who need a stable finish or a disc for headwinds should look elsewhere. Latitude 64 says it was made for turnover shots, compares it to its own River in speed and glide but more understable, and recommends it to beginners and amateurs because it is easy to grip and control. It also pitches the Maul for slow, curving anhyzer lines through the woods. On Disc Golf Course Review in 2015, one observer called it very glidy, and one early thrower got an unusually straight flight from a flat release. The PDGA approved the Maul on 10 April 2015 (15-37). On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Streamline Drift and the Exel Discs Puro.
The Maul is an understable Latitude 64 fairway driver rated 7/7/-2/1. Very high glide, plenty of turn and a light fade make it a fit for newer players chasing easy distance, and for turnover and anhyzer lines from stronger arms. Players who need a stable finish or a disc for headwinds should look elsewhere.
Latitude 64 says it was made for turnover shots, compares it to its own River in speed and glide but more understable, and recommends it to beginners and amateurs because it is easy to grip and control. It also pitches the Maul for slow, curving anhyzer lines through the woods. On Disc Golf Course Review in 2015, one observer called it very glidy, and one early thrower got an unusually straight flight from a flat release.
The PDGA approved the Maul on 10 April 2015 (15-37). On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Streamline Drift and the Exel Discs Puro.
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