Latitude 64 Zero (Firm, Medium & Soft) Peak
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Latitude 64 Zero Line Peak 3 | 3 | 0 | 1
If you love the comfortable, shallow feel of the legendary Pure but need just a bit more stability and wind resistance, the Latitude 64 Zero Line Peak is your answer. Serving as the go-to putter of choice for 2x World Champion Isaac Robinson, this low-profile, beaded putt and approach disc is designed for absolute confidence on the green. As a cornerstone of the Latitude 64 Peak Collection, the Zero Line Peak delivers a clean release and a reliable finish, making it a must-have addition to your Latitude 64 lineup.
Flight Numbers & Performance
With flight numbers of 3 | 3 | 0 | 1, the Zero Line Peak offers a highly dependable, straight flight with a trustworthy finish. While the Pure likes to hold an anhyzer or fly dead-straight all the way to the ground, the Peak provides just enough low-speed stability to fight back and land flat. It handles headwind putts and power approaches beautifully without flipping over.
| Speed | Glide | Turn | Fade |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3 | 3 | 0 | 1 |
How the Zero Line Peak elevates your game:
- The Beaded Alternative: It shares the same comfortable, shallow hand-feel as the Pure but introduces a micro-bead on the bottom of the rim. This gives players who prefer a beaded putter a perfect place to rest their index finger for a consistent grip.
- Enhanced Wind Resistance: The added bead gives the Peak a more torque-resistant flight profile, meaning it will not flip over as easily when thrown with power or directly into a headwind.
- Reliable Finish: Instead of holding a turnover forever, the Peak has a dependable, gentle 1 fade at the end of its flight to ensure it drops exactly where you want it.
The Zero Line Plastic Advantage
Latitude 64 engineered their Zero Line plastic to provide supreme chain-grabbing grip and consistent releases in all weather conditions. To match every putting style, we carry the Zero Line Peak in different stiffness levels:
- Zero Firm / Hard: The stiffest option, providing a rigid flight plate for a clean, confident pop out of the hand. (Highly preferred by players in hot climates).
- Zero Medium: The perfect middle ground, offering a tacky grip with just enough flex to absorb impact on the chains.
- Zero Soft: Highly flexible and gummy, designed to hit the ground and stick without skipping, or to provide extreme grip in cold weather.
Explore Other Peak Plastics
Looking to use the Peak as an overstable driving putter off the tee? Check out how the baseline Zero Line compares to premium options:
- Royal Grand Peak & Royal Clear Peak: Molded in ultra-premium, highly durable plastics, these versions maximize the disc's high-speed stability (flying closer to a 3 | 2 | 0 | 3) making them perfect for full-power tee shots.
- Zero Medium Moonshine Orbit Peak: Adds eye-catching visual flair and glow-in-the-dark utility to the trusted Zero Medium grip.
Release Information
- Flight Numbers: Speed 3 | Glide 3 | Turn 0 | Fade 1
- Disc Type: Beaded Putt & Approach
- Plastic Blends: High-Grip Baseline Zero Line (Firm, Medium, Soft)
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between the Peak and the Pure?
The Peak was heavily inspired by the Pure and shares a very similar shallow profile. The main difference is that the Peak features a micro-bead on the bottom rim, which adds a bit of overstability, torque resistance, and a reliable fade, whereas the Pure is completely beadless and flies dead straight.
Who is Isaac Robinson?
Isaac Robinson is a 2x World Champion professional disc golfer. He relies on the Latitude 64 Peak as his primary putting putter to navigate the most pressure-filled greens on the Pro Tour.
Which Zero Line stiffness should I choose?
If you prefer a stiff, rigid disc that pops out of your hand cleanly, go with Zero Firm. If you want a disc that drops and stops with minimal ground play, choose Zero Soft. Zero Medium is the ultimate all-around blend that works perfectly for most players.
Putt like a World Champion! Browse our live inventory today to pick your exact weight, color, and stiffness in the Latitude 64 Peak Collection.