The Latitude 64 Amber is an understable 11-speed distance driver rated 11/6/-3/2. Turn of -3 and glide of 6 is the combination that produces distance for people who do not throw 400 feet: the disc stands up, turns, rides a long right-to-left curve and the 2 fade lands it. For a strong arm the same numbers mean a big turnover or a roller.
Inside the Latitude 64 line it is a step past the Grace (11/6/-1/2) and the Flow (11/6/-0.5/2) on the understable side, and closer to the Sapphire’s flight in a wider rim. Slow to moderate arm speeds are the audience. It is not a headwind disc and it will not hold a hyzer at full power — it flips.
How much the Amber turns and fades depends on how hard it is thrown. These three shapes are drawn from the manufacturer’s numbers, not from measured throws.
