Distance Driver
The Flow runs 11/6/-0. 5/2 — a control-speed driver that flies more like a fast fairway driver than a true bomber. Thrown flat with moderate power it holds a long, glide-heavy line with a touch of turn before a gentle, dependable fade. Flatter runs hyzer-flip beautifully while domey examples push more overstable, so the angle you release dictates whether you get a straight rail or a workable S-line.
Throw it flat with moderate power and it will respond cleanly without demanding maximum effort. In the air it tracks straight with minimal turn and settles into a reliable fade. It lands predictably with a soft finish and minimal skip.
Latitude 64 launched in 2005 in Bergsbyn, a small village outside Skellefteå in northern Sweden, and the company name nods to the 64th parallel that runs through the area. Four disc golf-obsessed friends, David Berglund, Tomas Ekström, Svante Eriksson and Johan Åström, started it, and all four still run the place today. What began as a basement project grew into one of Europe's first manufacturers to plant a serious global flag.
