The Latitude 64 Dagger, in this Ricky Wysocki stamped run, is a deep-rimmed, glidey putt and approach disc built in Latitude 64's grippy Zero Hard Burst blend.

Flight Numbers: 2 / 5 / 0 / 1

Zero Hard Burst is a stiffer cut of Latitude 64's Zero line with a marbled burst finish, so no two discs look quite alike. It grips well in cold weather without feeling tacky, and the stiffness means it holds its straight line longer before it starts to beat in soft.

The deep 1.5 cm rim gives this putter a lot of glide for its size, so a push putt or lofted spin putt floats into the chains instead of dying short. Thrown flat it holds a straight line for most of the flight with a small fade at the end, and the depth makes it comfortable for a spin release even though a power grip takes some getting used to.

Spin putters get the most out of the extra glide, and anyone who leaves putts short because their disc dies too early should feel the difference right away. It is a confidence putter, the kind you throw the same way every time because it does not do anything unexpected.

Want the same deep shape with a different stamp? The Sockibomb Sense Dagger runs in a firmer premium plastic. Looking for another deep-rimmed putter with a similar float? The Kastaplast K1 Berg is worth a look, though it fades harder at the end. Shop our full stable putters lineup.

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