This Latitude 64 Anchor carries Jake Hebenheimer's Disc Golf Pro Tour stamp in Opto Moonshine Glow plastic, on a dependable overstable midrange built to hold a hyzer line in real wind. It plays as a beadless, slightly less extreme companion to Latitude 64's Justice.

Flight Numbers: 5 / 4 / 0 / 3

Opto Moonshine Glow keeps the durability and grip of standard Opto while adding enough glow to track the disc after dark, without needing a flashlight aimed right at it. The slight dome and comfortably sized rim give a confident release for both backhand and forehand throws, and the bead feels especially good on a hard hyzer approach or into a headwind.

It needs a fair amount of speed to stay up; thrown too soft it can dump out early instead of carrying the full flight. Given real power, it fades hard and reliably, which makes it a strong choice for hyzer approach shots and windy fairway shots rather than a flat, full power drive off the tee. A bit of anhyzer helps it hold a longer, more controlled line if you want to use it that way.

Good for intermediate and advanced players who want a midrange that will not turn over under wind or pressure, especially for hyzer approaches and shots that need to finish hard.

Want to compare it to the Trilogy standard it is often measured against? The Discraft ESP Zone is a useful reference point. See our full overstable midranges, or check out the Innova Star Lion for another wind-resistant option.

Speed 5, glide 4, turn 0, fade 3. Diameter 21.7 cm, rim width 1.4 cm, max weight 178 g.