The Raketen is a speed-15 Latitude 64 distance driver rated 15/4/-2/3, with a dimpled top. Its numbers pair high-speed turn with a solid fade, so it suits strong throwers looking for a turn-and-fade distance line. Players without the arm speed for a 15-speed rim, or anyone wanting a straight, easy driver, should look elsewhere. Latitude 64 calls Raketen (The Rocket) an extremely fast long-distance driver and says its hexagon pattern lowers air drag so it keeps its speed longer than a disc without one. When it launched in 2015, players on Disc Golf Course Review were sceptical of both the speed rating and the dimples. The PDGA approved the Raketen on 10 June 2015 (15-57). Latitude 64 took it out of production in 2019 to make room for new molds, and in 2026 brought it back as a limited special-edition run. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Latitude 64 Knight and the Axiom Tantrum.
The Raketen is a speed-15 Latitude 64 distance driver rated 15/4/-2/3, with a dimpled top. Its numbers pair high-speed turn with a solid fade, so it suits strong throwers looking for a turn-and-fade distance line. Players without the arm speed for a 15-speed rim, or anyone wanting a straight, easy driver, should look elsewhere.
Latitude 64 calls Raketen (The Rocket) an extremely fast long-distance driver and says its hexagon pattern lowers air drag so it keeps its speed longer than a disc without one. When it launched in 2015, players on Disc Golf Course Review were sceptical of both the speed rating and the dimples.
The PDGA approved the Raketen on 10 June 2015 (15-57). Latitude 64 took it out of production in 2019 to make room for new molds, and in 2026 brought it back as a limited special-edition run. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Latitude 64 Knight and the Axiom Tantrum.
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