Latitude 64 Opto Fury
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Latitude 64 Opto Fury 9 | 6 | -2 | 2
Unlock effortless distance and long-gliding S-curves with the Latitude 64 Opto Fury. Serving as the perfect bridge between beginner-friendly fairway drivers and high-speed distance drivers, the Fury is an understable control driver built for massive carry. If you have outgrown your beginner discs but find options like the Saint too overstable, adding the Opto Fury to your Latitude 64 Fury Collection will instantly stretch your distance potential and round out your Latitude 64 bag.
Flight Numbers & Performance
Boasting flight numbers of 9 | 6 | -2 | 2, the Fury is a true hang-time machine. The incredible 6 glide keeps the disc aloft with minimal effort, while the predictable -2 high-speed turn allows for gorgeous, distance-maximizing turnovers and easy hyzer-flips. It finishes its flight with a gentle, low-speed fade that hooks back just enough to keep you safely in the fairway.
| Speed | Glide | Turn | Fade |
|---|---|---|---|
| 9 | 6 | -2 | 2 |
How the Opto Fury performs across skill levels:
- Beginners: Extremely forgiving. It functions as an excellent introduction to higher-speed drivers, allowing players with slower arm speeds to achieve long, straight flights with minimal effort.
- Intermediates: Works beautifully as a primary distance driver. It easily flips up to flat and carves out long, smooth S-curves or turnover lines.
- Advanced Players: Serves as a specialized utility tool for technical woods shots, long anhyzer lines that need to hold to the ground, or massive rollers.
The Opto Plastic Advantage
Latitude 64’s Opto plastic is a premium, translucent blend globally renowned for its extreme durability and firm, reliable grip. Opto discs are built to take severe punishment from tree hits while maintaining their original flight characteristics for years. For the Fury, this means the disc will retain its workable understability without quickly beating into an uncontrollable roller, making it a highly dependable driver for heavily wooded courses.
Explore Other Fury Plastics
Looking to tweak the stability or grip of your control driver? Check out how Opto compares to other plastics in the Fury family:
- Gold Fury: An opaque premium blend offering a slightly softer, more polymer-rich feel. It strikes a perfect balance between excellent grip and top-tier durability.
- Opto Air Fury: A lightweight version utilizing micro-bubbles injected into the rim and flight plate. It drops the overall weight while maintaining a similar flight path, maximizing effortless distance for slower arm speeds.
Release Information
- Flight Numbers: Speed 9 | Glide 6 | Turn -2 | Fade 2
- Disc Type: Understable Control Driver
- Plastic Blend: Opto (Premium Translucent, Maximum Durability)
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the Fury compare to the Diamond and the Saint?
The Fury sits perfectly between the two! The Diamond (Speed 8) is highly understable and extremely beginner-friendly. The Saint (Speed 9) is a much more stable-to-overstable control driver. The Fury is the ideal "step-up" disc—it offers more speed and distance potential than the Diamond, but is significantly easier to throw straight than the Saint.
Is the Opto Fury a good first distance driver?
Yes! While speed 9 is technically categorized as a fairway/control driver, the Fury's massive glide and -2 turn make it act like a max-distance driver for developing arm speeds. It is incredibly forgiving and highly recommended for players transitioning away from midranges.
Will Opto plastic beat in quickly?
No. Opto is Latitude 64's most durable plastic blend. It will retain its out-of-the-box flight characteristics (in this case, its workable understability) for a very long time, even if you frequently play on heavily wooded courses.
Stretch your distance potential with ease! Browse our live inventory today to pick your exact weight and color in the Latitude 64 Fury Collection.