Latitude 64 Fury Flight Chart
The Latitude 64 Fury is an understable fairway driver designed for maximum glide and effortless distance. With flight numbers of 9 | 6 | -2 | 2, the Fury excels at smooth turnovers, long hyzer flips, and straight shots for players of nearly any skill level. It bridges the gap between control and distance, giving players a predictable disc that can reach impressive distances without requiring elite arm speed.
Flight Chart by Skill Level
Fury Flight Path for Beginners
Beginners will find the Fury extremely forgiving and easy to throw. It can hyzer flip to flat with minimal effort and maintain a long, straight glide before fading gently. It’s an excellent introduction to higher-speed fairway drivers for players developing form and power.
Fury Flight Path for Intermediate Players
Intermediate players can unlock the Fury’s full flight potential with smooth release angles. Thrown flat or on slight hyzer, it delivers long S-curves and turnover lines with great control. It performs reliably in tailwinds and excels on wooded fairways requiring finesse and glide.
Fury Flight Path for Advanced Players
Advanced throwers will appreciate the Fury for precise turnovers, controlled hyzer flips, and rollers. Its workable understability makes it a versatile option for shaping fairway lines or maximizing glide on low-power drives. When powered correctly, it flies laser-straight with just a touch of fade.
Fury Flight Path for Forehand Throwers
Forehand players can use the Fury for easy turnovers and finesse shots that need added glide. While not ideal for heavy torque forehands, players with smoother releases will find it an excellent tool for shaping woods shots or long anhyzer flicks.
Try our interactive flight chart to see how the Fury will fly for you. Adjust the flight path for your throwing speed, form, and release angle to match your style.
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Disc Notes
Reviewers consistently praise the Opto and Gold Line plastics for their durability, grip, and glide. The Fury is known for its easy-to-control flight, excellent distance for its speed, and surprising wind resistance for an understable disc. Some players mention that it can be touch-sensitive, requiring clean release angles, but when thrown correctly, it delivers reliable distance and accuracy.
