Latitude 64 Zero SuperSoft Sinus

Latitude 64 Zero SuperSoft Sinus 2 | 2 | 0 | 2

Sinus, from 2006 and redesigned for what's next! Sinus was one of Latitude 64's very first molds, back in 2006. This is the new version, redesigned with a smoother feel and even more overstability. With flight numbers 2 | 2 | 0 | 2, it flies slow and predictable and finishes with a firm fade, which makes it a steady choice in wind. See every Sinus we stock in the Latitude 64 Sinus Collection Hub or shop our full approach disc collection.

Flight Numbers

The Sinus flies 2 | 2 | 0 | 2. The low glide keeps it from floating past the basket, the 0 turn means it won't turn over, and the 2 fade gives it a firm finish every time. The redesigned Sinus is 21.2 cm across and 1.9 cm tall with a 1.4 cm rim depth and a 1.1 cm rim, and it was PDGA approved in 2024.

The Zero SuperSoft Sinus delivers:

• Slow and Predictable: It flies slow and does the same thing every time.
• Firm Fade: It finishes with a firm fade, which makes it a steady choice in wind.
• Sticks the Landing: It bites into the ground on upshots instead of skipping away from the basket.
• Smooth Feel: The redesign gives it a smoother feel in the hand.

It excels at:

• Approaches in the wind
• Hyzer upshots that need to stop
• Forehand touch shots
• Putts that need to fight a crosswind

The Zero SuperSoft Plastic Advantage

This run of the Sinus is in Zero SuperSoft, Latitude 64's softest and grippiest putter blend. On an approach disc the landing is the point: it's made to bite into the ground on upshots instead of skipping away from the basket. Worth knowing: Sinus flies straighter the more you use it. Your first round with a fresh one will show a bit more fade than your tenth.

How the Sinus Fits in the Latitude 64 Lineup

• Vs the Latitude 64 Sinus: Same redesigned mold and flight numbers in Zero Medium and Opto plastic. Grab Opto if you want it to keep its fade the longest.
• Vs the Latitude 64 Pure: The Pure (3 | 3 | -1 | 1) is the straight putter in the lineup. Grab the Pure for straight lines and the Sinus when you need a firm fade.
• Vs the Latitude 64 Peak: The Peak (3 | 3 | 0 | 1) is a beaded putter with a gentle fade. The Sinus is slower and more overstable.
• Vs the Discraft Zone: The Zone (4 | 3 | 0 | 3) is a popular overstable approach disc. The Sinus is slower with a softer finish.

Latitude 64 Zero SuperSoft Sinus Release Information

• Online Release: November 19, 2026 at 8 AM CT
• Flight Numbers: Speed 2 | Glide 2 | Turn 0 | Fade 2
• Disc Type: Overstable Putt & Approach
• Plastic: Zero SuperSoft

Frequently Asked Questions About the Latitude 64 Zero SuperSoft Sinus

How overstable is the Sinus?

The Sinus flies 2 | 2 | 0 | 2. It flies slow and predictable and finishes with a firm fade, which makes it a steady choice in wind.

Does the Sinus change as it wears in?

Yes. Sinus flies straighter the more you use it. Your first round with a fresh one will show a bit more fade than your tenth.

When does the Zero SuperSoft Sinus release?

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

If you need an approach disc that stops where it lands, even in the wind, the Zero SuperSoft Sinus is ready for your bag. Explore the complete Latitude 64 Sinus Collection Hub and the full Latitude 64 Discs Collection to round out your bag.