Sometimes the disc golf course shows you no mercy. You might have better luck with the Mercy from Latitude 64°. The deep rim gives it a stable and consistent slow flight, perfect for putting, approach shots and short drives.
About Retro Plastic: The mid 80s was a great time. Disc Golf had just come all the way up to Latitude 64 and we played all through the night in the midnight sun. Translucent discs were far from being invented and all discs were understable with today's standards. We remember those days with nostalgic feelings and wanted a plastic that would remind us of how it used to be. For a long time we have had requests that we should make discs that could be broken in more easily. Test after test after test led us to this new plastic blend that we have named Retro.
About Retro Plastic: The mid 80s was a great time. Disc Golf had just come all the way up to Latitude 64 and we played all through the night in the midnight sun. Translucent discs were far from being invented and all discs were understable with today's standards. We remember those days with nostalgic feelings and wanted a plastic that would remind us of how it used to be. For a long time we have had requests that we should make discs that could be broken in more easily. Test after test after test led us to this new plastic blend that we have named Retro.
The Mercy was PDGA Approved on . It is a Putter with flight numbers of: 2 | 4 | 0 | 1
Details:
- Max Weight: 176.0
- Diameter: 21.2
- Height: 2.1
- Rim Depth: 1.5
- Rim Thickness: 1.1
- Inside Diameter: 19.1
Description
Sometimes the disc golf course shows you no mercy. You might have better luck with the Mercy from Latitude 64°. The deep rim gives it a stable and consistent slow flight, perfect for putting, approach shots and short drives.
About Retro Plastic: The mid 80s was a great time. Disc Golf had just come all the way up to Latitude 64 and we played all through the night in the midnight sun. Translucent discs were far from being invented and all discs were understable with today's standards. We remember those days with nostalgic feelings and wanted a plastic that would remind us of how it used to be. For a long time we have had requests that we should make discs that could be broken in more easily. Test after test after test led us to this new plastic blend that we have named Retro.
About Retro Plastic: The mid 80s was a great time. Disc Golf had just come all the way up to Latitude 64 and we played all through the night in the midnight sun. Translucent discs were far from being invented and all discs were understable with today's standards. We remember those days with nostalgic feelings and wanted a plastic that would remind us of how it used to be. For a long time we have had requests that we should make discs that could be broken in more easily. Test after test after test led us to this new plastic blend that we have named Retro.
Details
The Mercy was PDGA Approved on . It is a Putter with flight numbers of: 2 | 4 | 0 | 1
Details:
- Max Weight: 176.0
- Diameter: 21.2
- Height: 2.1
- Rim Depth: 1.5
- Rim Thickness: 1.1
- Inside Diameter: 19.1