My review thing

I tested the Latitude 64 River in the Retro Boost plastic and read through several player reports to form a concise, practical take. In short: this is a comfortable, controllable fairway/mid-range option (depending on how you throw) with a vintage look and a premium feel. It’s a very usable disc for accuracy-focused shots and calm tee shots where predictability matters more than max distance.

What I like about it

• Comfortable grip and rim feel — Retro Boost plastic has a slightly tacky, premium texture that sits nicely in the hand.
• Straight, controllable flight — across my throws and many user reports the River tends to fly straight with a gentle fade at the end rather than an abrupt hook.
• Versatile in different roles — good for controlled fairway drives, long approaches, and technical tunnel shots where accuracy is key.
• Attractive retro aesthetics — the Retro Boost stamp/finish gives the disc a classic look that many players enjoy.
• Durable enough for regular use — owners report good longevity without rapid cosmetic or flight changes.

What I don’t like

• Premium cost — Retro Boost is a nicer plastic and that shows up on the price tag.
• Not a max-distance driver — if you want big distance and high speed, this isn’t the one.
• Slightly more grip can pick up debris in muddy/wet conditions — it’s great for grip but needs a quick wipe sometimes.

How it performs (what I observed and heard)

• Flight character: dependable straight-to-slight-fade profile. It tracks well on controlled releases and doesn’t overcorrect.
• Headwind/overstable behavior: generally stable enough for most moderate headwinds but not overstable like a heavy fade driver.
• Throw types it suits best:
  • Controlled backhand fairway drives
  • Forehand/flicks where accuracy matters
  • Long approaches that need glide without unpredictability
• Consistency: owners frequently note predictable performance across beats and new molds; Retro Boost maintains that consistency while aging gracefully.

Who I think this is for

• Intermediate players who want a go-to fairway/mid-range for accuracy and approach shots.
• Advanced players who need a reliable, touchy disc for placement and finesse work.
• Players who appreciate a premium plastic feel and vintage aesthetics.
• Not ideal for beginners seeking max distance, nor for players chasing a very overstable headwind driver.

My verdict and final thoughts

I recommend the Latitude 64 River in Retro Boost if you value control, feel, and aesthetics over raw distance. It’s a dependable choice for placement shots and calm tees and offers a pleasing balance of grip and durability. If you need a distance-first driver, look elsewhere; but if you want a practical, confidence-building disc for precision, this is a strong pick.

If you want to check current pricing or pick one up, see it on Amazon: Amazon

Happy throwing — and remember: aim for the landing, not just the glory.