Latitude 64 Zero SuperSoft Pure

Latitude 64 Zero SuperSoft Pure 3 | 3 | -1 | 1

The Pure, as soft as we make it! Pure keeps things simple. With flight numbers 3 | 3 | -1 | 1, a medium-deep rim and very little fade, it holds the line you give it, left, straight or right. This run of the Pure is in Zero SuperSoft, Latitude 64's softest and grippiest putter blend. See every Pure we stock in the Latitude 64 Pure Collection Hub or shop our full putter collection.

Flight Numbers

The Pure flies 3 | 3 | -1 | 1. The -1 turn and the small 1 fade mean it holds whatever angle you put it on, so it's dead straight when you throw it flat and it carries a hyzer or anhyzer line without fading out early. It's a beadless putter with a low profile at 21.2 cm across and 1.8 cm tall, with a 1.4 cm rim depth and a 1.0 cm rim, and it was PDGA approved on April 13, 2009.

The Zero SuperSoft Pure delivers:

• Straight Flight: It holds the line you give it, left, straight or right.
• Very Little Fade: It finishes soft instead of dumping out at the end.
• Chain Grabbing Plastic: Zero SuperSoft is made to stick in the chains.
• Cold Weather Grip: It stays easy to grip when cold mornings firm the plastic up.

It excels at:

• Putting inside the circle
• Straight approaches and touch shots
• Hyzer and anhyzer lines around the green
• Cold weather rounds

The Zero SuperSoft Plastic Advantage

Zero SuperSoft is Latitude 64's softest and grippiest putter blend. On a putter that means a disc made to stick in the chains, and one that stays easy to grip when cold mornings firm the plastic up. It does flex more than the firmer Zero blends, so the release takes a few throws to get used to. It's worth some practice putts before it goes in the tournament bag.

How the Pure Fits in the Latitude 64 Lineup

• Vs the Zero (Soft, Medium & Hard) Pure: Same mold and flight numbers in the firmer Zero blends. Grab Zero Soft, Medium or Hard if you want a stiffer feel and a quicker release.
• Vs the Project Grip Moonshine Pure: Same mold and flight numbers. An ultra-grippy surface over a stiff core in glow plastic.
• Vs the Project ChainGrip Pure: Same mold and flight numbers. A stiff Zero Hard core with an extra tacky outer rim made to grab the chains.
• Vs the Zero Medium Moonshine Orbit Pure: Same mold and flight numbers. Kristin Lätt's 2026 Team Series Pure in glow Zero Medium plastic.
• Vs the Latitude 64 Peak: The Peak (3 | 3 | 0 | 1) is the Pure with a microbead underneath, so it's a touch more stable with a clear edge for your fingers. The Pure turns a little more and holds anhyzer lines better.
• Vs the Latitude 64 Sinus: The Sinus (2 | 2 | 0 | 2) is a slow, overstable approach disc with a firm fade. Grab the Sinus for wind and the Pure for straight lines.
• Vs the Innova Aviar: The Aviar (2 | 3 | 0 | 1) is a classic beaded putter. The Pure has no bead and flies straighter on approaches.

Latitude 64 Zero SuperSoft Pure Release Information

• Online Release: November 19, 2026 at 8 AM CT
• Flight Numbers: Speed 3 | Glide 3 | Turn -1 | Fade 1
• Disc Type: Straight Putt & Approach
• Plastic: Zero SuperSoft

Frequently Asked Questions About the Latitude 64 Zero SuperSoft Pure

How soft is Zero SuperSoft?

Zero SuperSoft is Latitude 64's softest and grippiest putter blend. It flexes more than the firmer Zero blends, so the release takes a few throws to get used to. It's worth some practice putts before it goes in the tournament bag.

Is Zero SuperSoft good in cold weather?

Yes. It stays easy to grip when cold mornings firm the plastic up, and it's made to stick in the chains.

When does the Zero SuperSoft Pure release?

The Latitude 64 Zero SuperSoft Pure goes live online on November 19, 2026 at 8 AM Central.

If you want the straightest putter Latitude 64 makes in its softest, grippiest plastic, the Zero SuperSoft Pure is ready for your bag. Explore the complete Latitude 64 Pure Collection Hub and the full Latitude 64 Discs Collection to round out your bag.