The Latitude 64 Gold Orbit Claymore carries Kristin Tattar's stamp on Latitude 64's stable midrange, the Claymore, molded in the brand's premium Gold Orbit blend. The Claymore is built to hold a straight line without much drama, and this run adds a durable, glittery plastic to that dependable flight.

Flight Numbers: 5 / 5 / -1 / 1

Gold Orbit is Latitude 64's top-tier plastic, firm and durable with a translucent shimmer running through it. It holds its stability for years of play, which matters on a midrange you throw at real power, and it takes tree hits and pavement skips without chunking the rim.

Flat releases hold their line with only a touch of turn before a gentle fade closes it out, and on a hyzer it stays on hyzer the whole flight. It is an easy tunnel shot disc through gaps in the trees, and it takes a headwind without folding over the way flippier midranges do. Beginners get a midrange that goes where they aim it, and bigger arms get a disc that will not turn over even when thrown flat and hard.

Want the glow tour stamp instead? The Moonshine Orbit Claymore carries Tattar's stamp in a glow blend. Looking for a proven comparison from another brand? The Discraft ESP Buzzz is the midrange used as the benchmark for a stable disc flight. Browse the rest of the stable midrange discs here.

Speed 5, glide 5, turn -1, fade 1. Diameter 21.7 cm, rim width 1.4 cm, max weight 180 g.