Latitude 64

Opto-Ice Orbit Pure

The Opto Ice Orbit Pure is a straight-flying putter with a gentle fade. The Opto Ice plastic is a translucent blend with stiffness between Opto and Opto-X, and its wear resistance is excellent as with Opto plastic in general. The Orbit effect combines a two-colour rim with the translucent Opto Ice core — each disc has unique colouring.

Who is the Opto Ice Orbit Pure for?

• For putters who want a straight, repeatable flight
• For players who appreciate a low, hand-filling profile and a firm grip

Why choose the Opto Ice Orbit Pure?

• Opto Ice Orbit: translucent premium blend with stiffness between Opto and Opto-X + unique two-colour Orbit rim
• Straight flight with a gentle finishing fade
• Works especially well as a throwing putter — Opto Ice is a bit too slick to grab chains
• Maintains its shape and stability for a long time
• Low, beadless profile fits many hands

Crafted from a premium blend of plastics, Opto Ice features a translucent appearance that perfectly complements its unique stiffness, falling between the qualities of Opto and Opto-X. With exceptional durability, this disc ensures long-lasting performance, allowing you to consistently improve your throws throughout your rounds.

But that's not all. The real innovation lies in the fusion of our exclusive Orbit effect with the translucent brilliance of Opto Ice. By employing a stunning two-color process, each Opto Ice Orbit disc showcases an array of mesmerizing colors, creating a visually captivating disc that every disc golfer will gravitate to. No two discs are alike, as each one possesses distinct variations within its design, resulting in a truly one-of-a-kind throw every time.

Latitude 64, based in Skellefteå, Sweden, has grown to become one of the world's largest manufacturers of disc golf discs. Their product range also includes disc golf bags, targets, and other accessories. Premium plastics manufactured by Latitude 64 include Opto, Gold, Royal Grand, Bio Gold, and Frost. The grip-enhancing and faster-wearing base plastics are Royal Sense, Zero Soft/Medium/Hard, and Retro.

Popular Latitude 64 discs include: Pure, Grace, Saint, River, and Diamond.

The numbers that usually appear on the top of the disc indicate the flight characteristics of the disc. The most commonly used way to tell the flight characteristics is to use four numbers: speed, glide, stability and fade.

Disc golf discs usually weigh between 140 and 180 grams. The lighter the disc, the less stable it is. Conversely, the heavier the disc, the more overstable it behaves.