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Pick two or more discs and see exactly how they differ - flight, feel, distance, and price, side by side.

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Yikun DiscsYaoMidrange4/4/0/3

Latitude 64PainMidrange4/4/0/3

Yao vs Pain

These 2 midranges share the same flight numbers - the deciding factors are plastic selection, price, and availability.

Key differences

Height1.9 vs 2 cm (-0.1)

Flight Paths

Overhead view · right-hand backhand

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Yikun DiscsYaoMidrange

Latitude 64PainMidrangeOut of Production

Flight Numberslonger bar = more of that trait

SpeedRim & velocity

Yao

Pain

GlideStays aloft

Yao

Pain

TurnHigh-speed bend

Yao

Pain

FadeLow-speed hook

Yao

Pain

Specifications

Differences only

Spec

Yikun Discs

Yao

Latitude 64

Pain

Flight rating

4/4/0/3

Stability

Very overstable (+3)

Beginner score

45/100

Est. carry

262 ft

Type

Midrange

Recommended skill≠

Intermediate, Advanced

Everyone

Diameter≠

21.6 cm

21.7 cm

Height≠

1.9 cm

2 cm

Rim depth

1.4 cm

Rim width

1.4 cm

Max weight≠

174 g

180.1 g

Bead

Beadless

Plastics

PDGA Approved

Yes

On Amazon

Not on Amazon

Production status≠

In production

Out of production

Price from≠

$8.99

Not listed

The Verdict

Yao or Pain?

The Yao and Pain fly almost identically (4/4/0/3). Go with the Yao - it offers more plastic and weight options (0 blends), is easier to find, and costs less.

Yao: Very overstablePain: Very overstable

Where to buy

Yao

$8.99

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Pain

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Out of production

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FAQ

Is the Yao or Pain more overstable?

They are equally stable (both +3) - turn 0/0, fade 3/3.

Should a beginner pick the Yao or Pain?

Both rate the same for beginners (45/100). Pick by feel and price.

What is the difference between the Yao and Pain?

The Yao and Pain fly almost identically (4/4/0/3). Go with the Yao - it offers more plastic and weight options (0 blends), is easier to find, and costs less.

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