Missilen

Latitude 64 Missilen Flight Chart

The Latitude 64 Missilen posts flight numbers of 15 | 3 | -0.5 | 4.5. Built for speed and wind-fighting stability, it features the distinctive Opto “Hex” surface that reduces drag and promotes big ground play. This is a power driver for advanced arms—excellent for skip hyzers, headwinds, and force-over flex shots—while intermediates may use it as a utility disc. Beginners will generally see an early fade and short distances.

Missilen Flight Path for Beginners

At slower throw speeds, the Missilen will act very overstable. Expect a quick push forward followed by a strong, early fade. Newer players are better served treating it as a reliable utility disc for headwinds, forced hyzers, or get-out-of-trouble shots rather than a primary distance driver.

Flight Chart for Intermediate Players

Intermediates with developing arm speed can unlock the Missilen as a wind fighter and skip-machine. Thrown flat with height, it tracks straight briefly, resists turn, then finishes hard with fast ground play. Use it for wide hyzers, spike hyzers, and overstable forehands where control in wind matters more than raw glide.

Flight Numbers for Advanced & Pro Players

With proper power, the Missilen handles torque and delivers a penetrating flight: minimal high-speed turn, sustained forward push, and a heavy late fade. Advanced throwers can shape force-over flex lines, long pushing hyzers, and low lasers that skip aggressively. It shines on open fairways, into headwinds, and for shots demanding a dependable finish.

Flight Path for Forehand Throws

The Missilen’s wide rim and stout stability make it a confident forehand choice. It resists rollover on high-torque releases, flies straight-to-stable, and finishes with a predictable dump and big skid. For best results, keep releases clean and aim for intentional ground play.

Explore our interactive flight chart to see how the Missilen’s flight path changes with your arm speed and style—tune for right/left-handed throws and backhand or forehand lines.

Try the Latitude 64 Missilen

A fast, low-glide distance driver with serious finishing bite, the Missilen is engineered for power arms, wind, and intentional skips. If you need a dependable, overstable finisher that still pushes downrange before the fade, this is it.

Puttheads Notes

Data points consistently show the Missilen as very fast with low glide and a forceful finish. The Opto Hex texture contributes to noticeable ground speed—plan for skips.

• Flight Numbers: 15 | 3 | -0.5 | 4.5
• Primary Use: wind-resistant distance, skip hyzers, force-over flex lines
• Best For: advanced power throwers; utility/wind role for intermediates
• Forehand Friendly: high torque resistance and predictable fade
• Notable: Opto “Hex” surface aims to reduce drag and increase ground play

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