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Latitude 64

Latitude 64 Caltrop

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Zero Medium: Zero Medium BLue/Aqua 172.5 1

Latitude 64 Caltrop 2 | 2 | 0 | 2

Take absolute control of your short game with the Latitude 64 Caltrop! Beloved for its unique, slow-flying profile and incredible wind-fighting capabilities, this putt and approach disc is a must-have for precision placement. Featuring a distinct beadless profile combined with a prominent, raised thumb track along the outer shoulder, it offers a highly tactile grip optimized for remarkably clean releases. After officially retiring from regular production in early 2025, Latitude 64 has brought this fan-favorite throwing putter back for a highly anticipated, limited Special Edition release. Secure this dependable utility disc for your Latitude 64 lineup before it disappears again!


Flight Numbers & Point-and-Shoot Performance

The Caltrop is engineered to drop out of the sky exactly when you need it to, preventing you from overshooting your target on tricky approaches. Operating on flight numbers of 2 | 2 | 0 | 2, it is a slow, methodical flyer built for dependability.

Speed Glide Turn Fade
2 2 0 2

How the Caltrop fits your game:

  • Wind-Fighting Consistency: Because it has a minimal glide rating of 2, the Caltrop resists getting caught up and lifted by crosswinds, holding a true line before settling with a soft, overstable hookup.
  • Torque Resistance: The unique thumb track profile handles torque exceptionally well, making it a reliable utility option for both soft touch forehands and backhand scrambles in the woods.
  • The Perfect "Brick": Players often compare it to a slower, straighter alternative to the Westside Harp, or a flatter-topped cousin to the Innova Rhyno.

Choose Your Plastic Profile

The Caltrop's structural feel and dome change significantly depending on the polymer you choose. Fine-tune your grip with these Special Edition options:

  • Zero Line (Baseline): Available in Soft, Medium, and Hard configurations. The Zero Medium and Soft versions often feature a shallow, "puddle-top" structure and a gummy texture that absorbs impact to stick right by the basket. The Zero Hard Caltrop provides a stiff, rigid rim favored by players who prefer driving it off the tee.
  • Opto Line (Premium): Molded from Latitude 64’s signature translucent plastic. Opto Caltrops boast extreme durability against tree hits and tend to mold up with a slightly domey top rather than an indented flight plate.

Explore Other Approach Options

Looking to round out your overstable approach game? Consider pairing the Caltrop with these other popular molds:

  • Latitude 64 Savior: A slightly faster, premium overstable approach disc with a flat top, ideal for heavier forehand torque.
  • Latitude 64 Sinus: Another unique, low-glide putter featuring textured grip pads on the top flight plate for varying thumb placements.

Release Information

  • Flight Numbers: Speed 2 | Glide 2 | Turn 0 | Fade 2
  • Disc Type: Overstable Putt & Approach
  • Plastics Available: Zero Line (Soft, Medium, Hard), Opto Line
  • Status: Limited Special Edition Drop (Core production retired in 2025)

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the purpose of the thumb track?

The prominent, raised thumb track along the outer shoulder of the Caltrop serves two purposes. First, it provides an incredibly consistent and tactile resting place for your thumb, ensuring a clean release. Second, the added structural geometry helps reduce the disc's glide, giving it that predictable "drop out of the sky" flight behavior.

Is the Latitude 64 Caltrop discontinued?

Latitude 64 retired the Caltrop from continuous standard production in early 2025. However, due to popular demand, it has returned for a limited Special Edition run. Restocks are not guaranteed, so grab them while you can!

How does the Caltrop compare to the Westside Harp?

While both are excellent overstable approach discs, the Caltrop (2/2/0/2) is noticeably slower and has less glide than the Harp (4/3/0/3). The Caltrop will fly straighter for a shorter distance and drop to the ground much quicker, whereas the Harp can handle more power and offers a wider, skipping fade.


Dial in your touch shots with the ultimate low-glide approach disc! Browse our live inventory today to pick your exact weight, plastic, and color in the Latitude 64 Caltrop.

 

Zero Medium: Zero Medium BLue/Aqua 172.5 1

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