The Pioneer is a very overstable Latitude 64 fairway driver rated 9/3/0/4. Low glide and a heavy fade make it a wind and utility driver for headwinds, flex lines, skips and forehands rather than a distance disc. Players who want a straight finish or easy carry should look elsewhere. Latitude 64 describes it as an overstable fairway driver built for consistency, with a flat top that suits sidearm throws, and recommends it for intentional ground play and low skip shots. Players on Disc Golf Course Review compare it to a Firebird; one uses it for flex shots, another found it useful mainly in strong winds, and a third planned to use it for utility shots. The PDGA approved the Pioneer on 23 November 2018 (18-79). On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Innova Firebird and the Discmania Splice.
The Pioneer is a very overstable Latitude 64 fairway driver rated 9/3/0/4. Low glide and a heavy fade make it a wind and utility driver for headwinds, flex lines, skips and forehands rather than a distance disc. Players who want a straight finish or easy carry should look elsewhere.
Latitude 64 describes it as an overstable fairway driver built for consistency, with a flat top that suits sidearm throws, and recommends it for intentional ground play and low skip shots. Players on Disc Golf Course Review compare it to a Firebird; one uses it for flex shots, another found it useful mainly in strong winds, and a third planned to use it for utility shots.
The PDGA approved the Pioneer on 23 November 2018 (18-79). On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Innova Firebird and the Discmania Splice.
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