The Saint is a glidy Latitude 64 fairway driver rated 9/7/-1/2. A touch of turn, a lot of glide and a moderate fade give it a straight, floaty flight, which suits accurate fairway shots and hyzer flips. Players who want a stable driver for wind or hard forehands should look elsewhere. Latitude 64 says it flies straight for drives up to 350 feet with excellent glide. Players on Disc Golf Course Review describe a glidy hyzer-flip disc for hitting gaps, report that it wears in quickly, and found some runs less stable than others; one notes that it behaves differently at different arm speeds. Designer Tomas Ekström wrote in 2020 that the Saint started as a speed 8 to 9 disc meant to be easy to throw for a broad range of players, under the working name Skie (a deliberate misspelling of sky); the file went to the toolmaker on 13 January 2012, and its flight came out as a mix of the River and the Flow, so no changes were needed. The PDGA approved it on 20 May 2012 (12-25). Latitude 64 later called its 2025 Sweep an evolution of the Saint. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Discmania CD2 and the Prodigy FX-3.
The Saint is a glidy Latitude 64 fairway driver rated 9/7/-1/2. A touch of turn, a lot of glide and a moderate fade give it a straight, floaty flight, which suits accurate fairway shots and hyzer flips. Players who want a stable driver for wind or hard forehands should look elsewhere.
Latitude 64 says it flies straight for drives up to 350 feet with excellent glide. Players on Disc Golf Course Review describe a glidy hyzer-flip disc for hitting gaps, report that it wears in quickly, and found some runs less stable than others; one notes that it behaves differently at different arm speeds.
Designer Tomas Ekström wrote in 2020 that the Saint started as a speed 8 to 9 disc meant to be easy to throw for a broad range of players, under the working name Skie (a deliberate misspelling of sky); the file went to the toolmaker on 13 January 2012, and its flight came out as a mix of the River and the Flow, so no changes were needed. The PDGA approved it on 20 May 2012 (12-25). Latitude 64 later called its 2025 Sweep an evolution of the Saint. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Discmania CD2 and the Prodigy FX-3.
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