Category: Kastaplast

The Reko is a nice putter with a round lip and small bead.The disc feels very comfortable in the hand for power grips as well as fan grips. Most players will take to the Reko after just one feel. The rim isn’t too deep, but it also isn’t really shallow either. This feels great in smaller hands and allows us to get a lot more speed. The Reko has very little low speed stability, which means it stays on its line with a predictable flat drop that sticks the landing, as well as reduces the rollaways.

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The Kastaplast Berg is a unique putter disc with a curved indented flight plate. This thumb track allows the disc to rest comfortably in your hand and fly with an increase in consistency. The Berg is a slow flying putter that stays stable and never drifts too far away from where you want it to go.

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This disc is essentially a beadless Kaxe. Just as the original Kaxe was called a mid-range driver, this one is as well, but Kaxe Z is just as equally a distance driver. With this disc Kastaplast introduced the Z as in Zero, which symbolizes less stbility than the original possesed. However don’t expect Kaxe Z to be understable. It’s still dependable and Kaxey!

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This disc is appreciated for its predictable flight and will come in handy in numerous situations on the course. because of its slim proportions and decent stability, Kaxe handles wind well without being very overstable. A true multi-purpose disc which has overtime become a favorite staple control disc.

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The Kastaplast Stal is an overstable fairway driver that is named for it’s toughness and tends to live up to its name. Stal, the Swedish name for steel.. Stalmannen is the Swedish name for Superman! So, the Stal will definitely be able to handle whatever you throw at it, or what it gets thrown at.

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The Kastaplast Rask is a “faster disc.” This very overstable driver comes equipped with a unique inner ridge on the underside of the flightplate and its designed toreduce drag. This bump is located a fingers width away from the inner rim.

Kastaplast gives the Rask a speed rating of 14. This is a disc that power throwers can put everything into without seeing it flip over.

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Grym is the new Kastaplast disc for long smooth s-curves and tailwind bombs.It has a comfortable 2.2 cm rim and is a very clean shape. This disc is a big D driver for all players. Grym is Swedish for cruel or awesome – try it out for some grym lines or just to show off your Grym skills!

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The Grym X is a stable distance driver with an X-tremely well balanced combination of glide and accuracy. Much like Wario is the beefier cousin to Mario, the Grym X is the beefy cousin to the popular Grym driver. Use the Grym X to fly down the fairway knowing that disc will go where you want it to go.

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The Kastaplast Falk is a new understable fairway driver named after the Swedish word for falcon. Just like a falcon the Falk navigates and owns the skies with a perfected combination of speed, glide, and accuracy. The Falk is Kastaplast’s answer to the call for a true fairway driver that can perform.

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Perhaps the most coveted new disc release of 2019 is the Kastaplast Gote or Goat (meaning a person from Southern Sweden and not an animal, or the Greatest Of All Time, although after testing this disc, some might think of it as that kind of GOAT).

Kastaplast has quickly become one of the darlings of the discgolf world with its uniqe plastic blend and excellent feel. One cannot help but look at Kastaplast and realize the quality of production. For this reason, there has been a lot of buzz (not related to a certain Discraft disc which is said to have a similar flight) and excitement around Kastaplasts latest release.

The Gote is a standard straight line mid-range with flight ratings Speed 4, Glide aloft 5, High Speed Turn 0, and Low Speed Fade 1. This is the perfect do it all mid-range disc with a thinner rim and slower speed than the Kask. This disc will hold a line when thrown with power but will not turn over. For lower speed throwers, the Gote will provide a reliable consistent flight with a gradual fading finish.

In the coveted first run release the Gote will be available in K1 plastic.