The Rive is an overstable speed-13 Latitude 64 distance driver rated 13/5/0/3.5. It goes straight with little turn and then fades hard, which suits strong throwers who want a powerful, predictable driver for long hyzers and headwinds. Players with slower arms, or anyone looking for an understable distance disc, should look elsewhere. Latitude 64 aims it at professionals and advanced throwers who want control and stability. Kristin Tattar named Rives as main workhorse drivers on Latitude's blog in 2022, and in 2025 Latitude released a limited Orbit Rive in honour of Isaac Robinson. Players on Disc Golf Course Review describe a straight flight, little flip and a strong, driving fade. The PDGA approved it as the Rive (Royal Prototype) on 21 November 2020 (20-88), the approval Latitude's own pages cite. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Latitude 64 Gladiator and the Westside Giant.
The Rive is an overstable speed-13 Latitude 64 distance driver rated 13/5/0/3.5. It goes straight with little turn and then fades hard, which suits strong throwers who want a powerful, predictable driver for long hyzers and headwinds. Players with slower arms, or anyone looking for an understable distance disc, should look elsewhere.
Latitude 64 aims it at professionals and advanced throwers who want control and stability. Kristin Tattar named Rives as main workhorse drivers on Latitude's blog in 2022, and in 2025 Latitude released a limited Orbit Rive in honour of Isaac Robinson. Players on Disc Golf Course Review describe a straight flight, little flip and a strong, driving fade.
The PDGA approved it as the Rive (Royal Prototype) on 21 November 2020 (20-88), the approval Latitude's own pages cite. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Latitude 64 Gladiator and the Westside Giant.
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