The Latitude 64 Royal Sense Sockibomb Dagger pairs pro disc golfer Dave Feldberg's Dagger mold with Latitude 64's soft Royal Sense plastic, a deep, beaded putt and approach disc built to float into the chains instead of skipping through them. It is an overstable putter with a comfortable, grippy rim.

Flight Numbers: 2 / 5 / 0 / 1

Royal Sense is Latitude 64's grippiest plastic, soft and a little tacky even in cold weather, which matters on a deep rim like this one where your fingers wrap most of the way around. It is not built for maximum durability, but that softness is what lets the disc sit down at low speed instead of gliding long.

Thrown at putting speed it rides flat and floats down gently rather than diving, which keeps loft times long enough to cut down on comeback putts. On a full-power drive it still will not go far, and that is by design. Intermediate and advanced players who spin putt from range like the extra glide, and beginners get a forgiving disc that rarely skips past the basket on a soft release.

Want a shallower rim with a straighter flight? The Royal Sense Faith shares the same grippy plastic in a flatter shape. Looking for a firmer, more durable Dagger? The Zero Hard Burst Dagger runs the same mold in a stiffer blend. Browse the rest of the stable putters here.

Speed 2, glide 5, turn 0, fade 1. Diameter 21.1 cm, rim width 1.0 cm, max weight 175 g.