The Latitude 64 Opto Fuse in this Smiley Jonathan stamp run is an understable midrange built for players who want more turnover than a straight mid gives them. Fuse is Latitude 64's answer for anyone chasing extra distance out of a midrange class disc.

Flight Numbers: 5 / 6 / -1 / 0

Opto is the same translucent, faintly gummy plastic Latitude 64 uses across its line. It grips fine in most weather, holds a beat-in shine, and does not get slick until it has taken a real amount of wear. A softer Gold Line or BioGold Fuse turns over even faster once it has some rounds on it.

Thrown flat with real speed it turns right and holds that line for most of the flight before a gentle finish. On a hyzer it will flip to flat and ride out straight, which is the shot this disc gets picked up for most often. Into a headwind, a properly released Fuse stays flat and barely gets pushed around.

Big arms use it as a go-to hyzer flip disc for finesse shots between 250 and 300 feet. Slower arms and newer players should expect more turn than the numbers suggest until they build up speed, so start with a lighter weight if that is you.

Want more glide out of a similar understable midrange? The Lone Star Discs Lima BB6 turns over even easier. Need a straighter option from the same brand? The Latitude 64 Opto Compass holds dead straight instead of turning. Browse the rest of our midrange discs.

Speed 5, glide 6, turn -1, fade 0. Diameter 21.9 cm, rim width 1.3 cm, max weight 181 g.