7/6/-1/2 Latitude 64 Brave

The Brave lives up to its name—but probably not in the way you're thinking.

This isn't a disc that asks you to be fearless. It's the disc that makes you feel fearless.

The Latitude 64 Brave is one of those fairway drivers that quietly builds confidence with every throw. It has enough glide to keep carrying long after you think it's finished, just enough turn to shape beautiful lines, and enough fade to remind you it still has your back when the flight starts winding down.

With flight numbers of 7 | 6 | -1 | 2, the Brave is a control driver that rewards smooth form instead of brute force. Throw it clean, trust the flight, and you'll quickly understand why so many players end up reaching for it on hole after hole.

Flight

7 | 6 | -1 | 2 puts the Brave in that magical category where distance and control stop arguing and finally decide to work together.

Speed 7 gives it a comfortable rim that most players can throw confidently without feeling like they're trying to launch a manhole cover.

The 6 glide is where the Brave earns its paycheck. This disc just keeps carrying. More than once you'll be walking down the fairway wondering, "Seriously...it's still going?"

The -1 turn makes the Brave incredibly workable. Beginners can get satisfying straight flights without fighting the disc, while experienced players can shape effortless hyzer-flips, long drifting turnovers, and controlled fairway lasers.

The dependable 2 fade brings everything back together at the end. Enough finish to trust. Not enough to feel like the disc suddenly remembered it left the stove on.

Thrown flat, the Brave carries forever before fading gently home. Released on hyzer, it flips beautifully to flat and glides for days. Give it a little anhyzer and it'll carve smooth, controlled lines that seem to stay in the air longer than they have any business staying in the air.

Plastic

The Brave is available in multiple Latitude 64 plastic blends, allowing players to choose the grip, durability, stiffness, and feel that best matches their game.

Premium plastics offer maximum durability and consistent flight, while softer or specialty blends can provide additional grip, flexibility, or slightly different stability characteristics.

No matter which plastic you throw, the Brave keeps the same personality: effortless glide, workable control, and confidence-building consistency.

Best Uses

• Hyzer-flip bombs

• Straight fairway lasers

• Long wooded tunnel shots

• Controlled turnovers

• Tailwind distance

• Placement drives

• Technical fairways

• Low-effort distance

• Developing arm speeds

• One-disc challenge rounds

• Players learning angle control

• Fairway shots that absolutely cannot find the first available tree

BDLD Real Talk

The Brave is one of those discs that makes you look like you're having a really good throwing day...even when you're not.

It doesn't demand perfect form. It doesn't punish you for not throwing 500 feet. It simply wants a smooth release and rewards you with an absurd amount of glide.

For newer players, this is the kind of fairway driver that finally makes you understand why people love fairway drivers.

For experienced players, it becomes that sneaky disc that somehow keeps outperforming molds with way more hype.

Different plastics will change the grip, feel, stiffness, and small stability differences, but every Brave is built around the same mission—making controlled distance feel easy.

And yes...it's called the Brave, but if you're aiming at a six-foot gap through three guardian trees and hoping for the best...that's not bravery.

That's poor decision-making.

The Brave can help with the throw.

It cannot help with your life choices.

Bottom Line

The Latitude 64 Brave is a glide-filled 7 | 6 | -1 | 2 fairway driver that combines effortless distance, workable turn, and dependable finish into one incredibly versatile mold.

Whether you're learning to throw your first hyzer-flips, carving wooded fairways, or simply looking for a driver that makes the game feel easier, the Brave delivers exactly what its name promises.

It won't make you fearless...

...but after a few good throws, you'll probably start acting like you are.