The Stiletto is an extremely overstable speed-13 Latitude 64 distance driver rated 13/3/0.5/5. Positive turn and a fade of 5 make it a wind and utility driver for headwinds, spike hyzers, forehand flex shots and skips rather than for distance. Players who want a straight or glidy driver, or who lack the arm speed for a 13-speed rim, should look elsewhere. Latitude 64 says it designed the Stiletto from the feedback of professional players who wanted an extremely overstable disc for wind and utility shots. On Disc Golf Course Review, players use it for spike hyzers and forehand flex lines, one also for thumbers and skip shots, another describes a large margin for error, and one compares it to the Discraft Flick. The PDGA approved the Stiletto on 30 May 2013 (13-33). On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Discraft Flick and the Prodigy X1.
The Stiletto is an extremely overstable speed-13 Latitude 64 distance driver rated 13/3/0.5/5. Positive turn and a fade of 5 make it a wind and utility driver for headwinds, spike hyzers, forehand flex shots and skips rather than for distance. Players who want a straight or glidy driver, or who lack the arm speed for a 13-speed rim, should look elsewhere.
Latitude 64 says it designed the Stiletto from the feedback of professional players who wanted an extremely overstable disc for wind and utility shots. On Disc Golf Course Review, players use it for spike hyzers and forehand flex lines, one also for thumbers and skip shots, another describes a large margin for error, and one compares it to the Discraft Flick.
The PDGA approved the Stiletto on 30 May 2013 (13-33). On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Discraft Flick and the Prodigy X1.
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