Latitude 64 Sinus
The Complete Latitude 64 Sinus Collection Hub
Sinus was one of Latitude 64's very first molds, back in 2006, and it's back redesigned with a smoother feel and even more overstability. It flies slow and predictable and finishes with a firm fade, which makes it a steady choice in wind. This hub has every Sinus we stock. Shop more in our Disc Golf Approach Disc Collection or browse the full Latitude 64 Discs Collection.
Understanding the Flight Dynamics & Stability
The Sinus flies 2 | 2 | 0 | 2. The low glide keeps it from floating past the basket, the 0 turn means it won't turn over, and the 2 fade gives it a firm finish every time. It flies straighter the more you use it. The redesigned Sinus is 21.2 cm across and 1.9 cm tall with a 1.4 cm rim depth and a 1.1 cm rim, and it was PDGA approved in 2024.
| Speed | Glide | Turn | Fade |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 | 2 | 0 | 2 |
What this collection brings to your game:
- Wind Approaches: A slow, overstable flight that holds up in wind.
- Predictable Finish: A firm fade you can count on every time.
- Short Landings: Low glide keeps it from sailing past the basket.
Choose the Right Sinus Plastic
Each plastic offers a different feel:
- Zero SuperSoft Sinus - Latitude 64's softest and grippiest putter blend, made to bite into the ground on upshots.
- Latitude 64 Sinus - Zero Medium and Opto plastic. Zero Medium is a firmer putter blend, and Opto keeps its fade the longest.
How the Sinus Plays on the Course
Reach for the Sinus on approaches in the wind, hyzer upshots that need to stop and forehand touch shots. For a straight putter, try the Latitude 64 Pure. For a beaded putter with a gentle fade, grab the Latitude 64 Peak.
Frequently Asked Questions About the Latitude 64 Sinus
Is the Sinus a putter or an approach disc?
It works as both, but it's built for approaches. It flies slow and predictable and finishes with a firm fade, so it stops near the basket and holds up in wind.
Does the Sinus change as it wears in?
Yes. Sinus flies straighter the more you use it. A fresh one shows a bit more fade than one you've thrown for a while.
Which Sinus plastic should I get?
Zero SuperSoft is the softest and grippiest, made to bite into the ground on upshots. Zero Medium is a firmer putter blend, and Opto is durable premium plastic that keeps its fade the longest.
Browse our live inventory below to pick your exact weight, color and plastic, or explore the full Latitude 64 Discs Collection and our Disc Golf Approach Disc Collection.