putter
Latitude 64

Sinus

Type
Putter
Flight numbers
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Rim width
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Plastics
Opto, Zero Medium
Max weight
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What players keep saying · from 2 reviews

overstable2great grip1

The Sinus is an amazing approach disc though the grip is a bit square.

“It is an amazing approach disc, but I tend to prefer the Caltrop(same numbers). The”
positive

Loves the Sinus's hand feel but it's too overstable for their putting.

“I love the hand feel of the latitude 64 Sinus, but it seems too overstable for my current putting form”
mixedgreat gripoverstable

Their pink Sinus SP is amazing.

“I throw a pink sinus SP, the thing”
positive

Cycles Sinuses as primary driving putter; they start very overstable and season into a laser.

“I cycle Sinuses as my primary driving putter. They start off wicked over stable and my most seasoned bt hard”
positiveoverstable

Tried the Sinus but disliked the thumb track.

“I tried the Sinus but I didn't like the thumb track on it and the”
negative

The Sinus is the best driving putter they've thrown.

“Sinus is the best driving putter I've thrown. I carry two of”
positive

Lost their Sinus, their overstable driving putter.

“So I lost my sinus to a pond and needed a other over stable putter”
positive

Stuck with the Sinus after losing one.

“I decided to stick with my sinus. I'm sorry you're harp got ruined.”
positive

Loved the Sinus and its thumb pads before switching to a Harp.

“I used I throw the Sinus a lot. Loved it. Loved the thumb pads too!”
mixed

Really likes a Hard Sinus, a tad faster than a Harp.

“I decided to mess around with a hard sinus though and I really like it.”
positive