The Trust is a beadless Latitude 64 midrange rated 5/5/0/2. It flies straight with good glide and a moderate fade, which suits everyday fairway and approach shots on both backhand and forehand. Players who want a heavy fade for strong wind, or a mid that turns over, should look elsewhere. Latitude 64 calls it a workhorse midrange that flies straight to stable with some power and finishes with a gliding fade on slower shots, with a smooth beadless rim for backhand and forehand. It also names Albert Tamm as a player who relies on it for straight-to-stable shots. Players on Disc Golf Course Review report little to no turn, and one found it held up into a stiff headwind. The PDGA approved it as the Trust (Royal Prototype) on 14 December 2020 (20-95), the approval Latitude's own pages cite. Try Discs lists it in Royal Grand and Royal Grand Orbit as of October 2026. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Latitude 64 Mace and the Discmania Glacier.
The Trust is a beadless Latitude 64 midrange rated 5/5/0/2. It flies straight with good glide and a moderate fade, which suits everyday fairway and approach shots on both backhand and forehand. Players who want a heavy fade for strong wind, or a mid that turns over, should look elsewhere.
Latitude 64 calls it a workhorse midrange that flies straight to stable with some power and finishes with a gliding fade on slower shots, with a smooth beadless rim for backhand and forehand. It also names Albert Tamm as a player who relies on it for straight-to-stable shots. Players on Disc Golf Course Review report little to no turn, and one found it held up into a stiff headwind.
The PDGA approved it as the Trust (Royal Prototype) on 14 December 2020 (20-95), the approval Latitude's own pages cite. Try Discs lists it in Royal Grand and Royal Grand Orbit as of October 2026. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Latitude 64 Mace and the Discmania Glacier.
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