Three of Latitude 64's most trusted molds, available in two versions — the Light Set features the Ruby, Pearl, and Diamond from the Easy-to-Use line in Retro plastic, and the Zero Gravity Set features the Pure, Fuse, and Explorer in ultra-lightweight Zero Gravity plastic (120–130g) that floats on water. Both sets are designed for beginners, younger players, and anyone picking up disc golf for the first time. Light Set — Ruby, Pearl, Diamond (Retro plastic) Ruby (Putter) — Small grip, lightweight, neutral flight. Easy to throw straight for putts and short approaches. 3 | 5 | -3 | 1 Pearl (Midrange) — Understable with exceptional glide and virtually no fade. Floats down the fairway effortlessly. 4 | 6 | -4 | 0 Diamond (Fairway Driver) — Latitude 64's most popular beginner driver. Lightweight, forgiving, and built to fly far with less effort. 8 | 6 | -3 | 1 Zero Gravity Set — Pure, Fuse, Explorer (Zero Gravity plastic, 120–130g, floats) Pure (Putter) — Beadless, comfortable, and straight. A modern classic trusted by 2x World Champion Kristin Lätt. 3 | 3 | -1 | 1 Fuse (Midrange) — Latitude 64's most versatile midrange. Stable, glidey, and holds long anhyzer lines with minimal fade. 5 | 6 | -1 | 0 Explorer (Fairway Driver) — A straight-flying fairway workhorse. Goes where you point it and holds any line predictably. 7 | 5 | 0 | 2 This product is shipped from Aichi Prefecture, using Japan Post’s Yu-Pack 60 service. Shipping rates for various prefectures and regions are as follows: ¥ 788 Aichi ¥ 842 Kantō | Shin’etsu | Hokuriku | Tōkai | Kinki ¥ 941 Chūgoku | Shikoku | Tōhoku ¥1,085 Kyushu ¥1,355 Okinawa ¥1,481 Hokkaido Regional classifications are based on those established by Japan Post.
