Latitude 64 Opto Fuse

Latitude 64 Opto Fuse 5 | 6 | -1 | 0

The Latitude 64 Opto Fuse is one of the most versatile midranges ever made, in Latitude's clear, durable Opto plastic. Co-designed with pro Jesper Lundmark, the Fuse delivers a stable and predictable flight path up to 300 feet, with enough glide to keep carrying long after most mids have dropped. See every Fuse we stock in the Latitude 64 Fuse Collection Hub or shop our full midrange collection.

Flight Numbers

What makes the Fuse special is its ability to hold any line you put it on. Throw it flat, and it will stay straight for days. Put it on an anhyzer, and it will hold the turn with minimal fade at the end. Whether you're a beginner learning control or a seasoned player shaping technical shots, the Fuse is the kind of disc that makes you look good on the course. The 6 glide gives you effortless distance on midrange lines, and the -1 turn with 0 fade means it adapts to the angle you release it on. It's 21.9 cm across and 2.1 cm tall with a 1.3 cm rim depth and a 1.3 cm rim, and it was PDGA approved on April 4, 2010.

The Opto Fuse delivers:

• Glide: A glide rating of 6 for effortless distance on midrange lines.
• Versatility: A neutral flight that adapts to your angle of release.
• Forgiveness: Workable and easy to throw, so it's perfect for players of all skill levels.
• Opto Durability: Firm, clear plastic that holds its flight for a long time.

It excels at:

• Threading wooded fairways
• Carving smooth turnovers and long anhyzers
• Straight shots and hyzer flips
• Finesse approaches

The Opto Plastic Advantage

Opto is Latitude 64's premium translucent plastic. It's firm, it's very durable and it takes tree hits without getting too beat up, so an Opto Fuse keeps its flight for a long time.

How the Fuse Fits in the Latitude 64 Lineup

• Vs the Gold Fuse: Same mold and flight numbers. Opaque Gold plastic is a little softer and tackier for extra grip, especially in cold or wet weather.
• Vs the JohnE McCray Team Series Opto Orbit Fuse: Same mold and flight numbers. JohnE McCray's Team Series run in Opto Orbit plastic with his signature stamp.
• Vs the Opto-Ice Splash Fuse: Same mold and flight numbers. Opto-Ice Splash plastic is a little firmer and adds some stability, with a splash design on every disc.
• Vs the Latitude 64 River: The River (7 | 7 | -1 | 1) is a glidey, easy fairway driver. Grab the River when you need more distance and the Fuse when you want control.
• Vs the Latitude 64 Fury: The Fury (9 | 6 | -2 | 2) is a faster, understable control driver for longer turnover lines and S-curves.
• Vs the Innova Mako3: The Mako3 (5 | 5 | 0 | 0) is another straight midrange. The Fuse has a little more glide and turns over a little easier.

Latitude 64 Opto Fuse Release Information

• Flight Numbers: Speed 5 | Glide 6 | Turn -1 | Fade 0
• Disc Type: Understable Midrange
• Plastic: Opto

Frequently Asked Questions About the Latitude 64 Opto Fuse

What makes the Fuse so versatile?

It holds whatever line you put it on. Thrown flat it flies straight, on hyzer it flips up and goes straight, and on anhyzer it holds the turn with almost no fade at the end.

Is the Fuse good for beginners?

Yes. It's forgiving and doesn't take much power to fly straight, so it's one of the best mids for learning control. Experienced players use it for straight shots and turnover lines.

How is Opto different from Gold?

Opto is clear and a little firmer. Gold is opaque with a slightly softer, tackier feel. Both are durable premium plastics and fly the same.

If you're looking for one midrange that can do it all, the Opto Fuse is ready to earn that spot in your bag. Pick your exact disc right on this page, or explore the complete Latitude 64 Fuse Collection Hub and the full Latitude 64 Discs Collection.