Their Gold Orbit Sapphire turned out to be pure beef, not a longer Diamond.
“Anyone else buy the Latitude 64 sapphire gold orbit expecting it to be similar to a longer diamond only to have it be pure beef?”
distance driver
- Type
- Distance driver
- Flight numbers
- 10 / 6 / -2 / 1.5
- Rim width
- 2 cm
- Plastics
- Opto Air, Opto, Gold, Retro
- Max weight
- 174.3 g
What players keep saying · from 5 reviews
Reviews
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Their Sapphires were beefy new but broke in fairly quickly.
“Sapphires can be quite beefy when new, the ones I've thrown broke in fairly quick to a more reasonable level”
The Opto Sapphire is much more stable than any Diamond they've thrown.
“The regular Sapphire (especially Opto) is already much more stable than any Diamond I have”
As an older new player, found the Opto Sapphire surprisingly stable compared with the Diamond.
“I’m an older new player (early 50s) with sketchy form, but I’ve also found that the opto sapphire is surprisingly stable compared to the opto”
Enjoys Sapphires but they need about 350 ft for an S flight and have an aggressive dump.
“I enjoy them, but most I've used need to be thrown like 350' to get a kinda nice S flight. And even then they have”
Their Opto Ice Orbit Sapphire is beefier than a 167 g Opto one.
“I bought an opto-ice orbit Sapphire and can confirm it is indeed beefier than my 167g regular Opto Sapphire I”
Found the Sapphire more stable than expected; not great for beginners.
“I found these to be more stable than I expected them to be. I'd say”
The Sapphire loves a flex line and reliably comes back.
“I have found the sapphire to fit in great between my Valkyrie and Shryke. Seems”