The Latitude 64 Opto Compass in this Handeye Supply run carries the same Opto plastic and the same dead straight flight, just with a stamp collab you will not find on the standard release. It is still the stable midrange almost everyone in this line settles into.

Flight Numbers: 5 / 5 / 0 / 1

Opto is a translucent, faintly gummy plastic that grips well in cold or wet conditions without being sticky. It resists tree hits and rock strikes and beats in gradually, so the flight numbers on the stamp still apply well into the disc's life.

On a flat release the Compass tracks straight for the full flight and finishes with a short push left. On a hyzer it holds the hyzer, and it does not turn over even when a bigger arm puts real speed on it, which is why players keep this mold in the bag for years.

New players like it because the disc shows them exactly what a clean, flat release looks like. Advanced players use it as a control midrange for tunnel shots under 275 feet where accuracy matters more than distance. Forehand throwers get a clean release off the beadless rim.

Bag it next to the standard Latitude 64 Opto Compass if you want a backup with the same numbers. Want a smaller rim with a bit more glide from another brand? The Axiom Neutron Hex is the closest match. See the rest of our stable midrange discs here.

Speed 5, glide 5, turn 0, fade 1. Diameter 21.6 cm, rim width 1.3 cm, max weight 179 g.