7/5/0/2 Latitude 64 Explorer

The Latitude 64° Explorer was built for players who want a fairway driver they can trust. It isn't flashy for the sake of being flashy. It simply flies where you expect it to, holds the angle you put it on, and finishes with the kind of reliability that keeps earning another trip out of the bag.

With flight numbers of 7 | 5 | 0 | 2, the Explorer has become one of Latitude 64°'s signature fairway drivers by blending accuracy, glide, and dependable stability into a mold that works for nearly every skill level. Whether you're carving wooded fairways, attacking placement shots, or simply looking for a driver that does exactly what you asked, the Explorer lives up to its name.

Flight

7 | 5 | 0 | 2 places the Explorer squarely in the reliable fairway-driver sweet spot.

Speed 7 keeps the rim comfortable and manageable. It is fast enough to produce legitimate fairway distance while remaining slow enough to reward smooth form and clean angle control instead of raw power.

The glide rating of 5 gives the Explorer excellent carry without making it overly floaty or difficult to range. It covers ground efficiently while maintaining the precision players expect from a true control driver.

With 0 turn, the Explorer resists unwanted high-speed drift, allowing it to hold the release angle with confidence. It stays remarkably honest throughout the flight, making it a dependable option for players who value consistency over surprise.

The fade of 2 provides a reliable finish without becoming overly aggressive. It isn't a meat hook, but it has enough stability to fight back at the end of the flight and finish predictably.

Thrown flat, the Explorer pushes forward on a long, straight line before finishing with dependable fade. On hyzer, it confidently holds the angle. With enough power or a slight anhyzer release, it produces smooth flex shots while maintaining excellent control.

Plastic

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

Premium plastics provide excellent durability and maintain the Explorer's dependable flight characteristics through countless rounds, while baseline, lightweight, and specialty blends offer different levels of grip, flexibility, and accessibility for players of every skill level.

Regardless of the plastic, the Explorer remains true to its identity—a dependable control driver built around accuracy first and distance second.

Best Uses

• Straight fairway drives

• Controlled hyzer shots

• Placement drives

• Technical wooded fairways

• Controlled flex shots

• Reliable forehand drives

• Wind-resistant fairway control

• Standstill fairway shots

• Learning clean fairway-driver form

• Tournament golf where accuracy matters more than maximum distance

BDLD Real Talk

The Explorer doesn't try to impress you with outrageous flight numbers or dramatic movement. Instead, it earns trust one throw at a time.

This is the fairway driver you grab when hitting the gap matters more than throwing as hard as possible. It flies clean, stays predictable, and finishes with confidence.

Newer players will appreciate how forgiving it is while learning proper release angles. Experienced players often rely on it as a workhorse fairway because they know exactly what it's going to do, regardless of whether the shot calls for a smooth backhand, controlled forehand, or a precise placement drive.

Different plastics will influence grip, durability, stiffness, and subtle stability differences, allowing players to fine-tune the feel without changing the dependable personality that makes the Explorer so popular.

The name fits perfectly. The Explorer is made to explore fairways—not disappear into the wilderness and force you to organize a search party.

Bottom Line

The Latitude 64° Explorer is a dependable 7 | 5 | 0 | 2 control driver built for accuracy, consistency, and confidence.

Its straight flight, dependable fade, and exceptional versatility have made it one of the best all-around fairway drivers in disc golf. No matter which Latitude 64° plastic you choose, the Explorer delivers the same trustworthy flight that keeps players reaching for it round after round.