If you’ve thrown Kastaplast, you already know — these Swedish-made discs just feel different. The plastic is premium, the molds are clean, and every disc seems to fly exactly how it’s supposed to. Kastaplast has earned a cult following for a reason, and if you’re looking to add one (or a few) to your bag, this list covers the best Kastaplast discs for every slot — from fairways to putters.
Quick Picks: Best Kastaplast Discs by Category
- Fairway Drivers: Idog, Lots, Falk
- Distance Drivers: Guld
- Midranges: Järn, Svea, Stig
- Putters: Berg, Reko, Reko X
Best Kastaplast Fairway Drivers
1. Kastaplast Idog (7/5/-0.5/2)
The Idog is Kastaplast’s newest fairway driver — and it’s a control player’s dream. Thrown flat, it glides straight with a smooth fade, but you can also trust it for sidearms or high, flexing shots. “Idog” is an old Swedish word for diligence, which fits perfectly — this disc works hard on every throw.
Stability: Overstable
Best for: Controlled fairway shots, windy rounds
Skill Level: Intermediate to Advanced
2. Kastaplast Lots (9/5/-1/2)
The Lots is the definition of versatility. It holds the line you put it on — hyzer, anhyzer, or dead straight — and always finishes reliably. It’s that fairway driver you can reach for on nearly any tee. “Lots” means a captain in Swedish, and this disc truly leads the way down tight fairways.
The Stability: Stable
Best for: Shaping lines in the woods
Skill Level: Everyone
3. Kastaplast Falk (9/6/-2/1)
The Falk (Swedish for “falcon”) is an understable fairway driver that’s perfect for players who want effortless glide. It flies long with minimal fade, making it awesome for turnovers, hyzer flips, or lower-arm-speed players looking for extra distance without forcing it.
Stability: Understable
Best for: Hyzer flips, turnovers, easy distance
Skill Level: Intermediate
Best Kastaplast Distance Driver
1. Kastaplast Guld (13/5/-0.5/3)
The Guld is Kastaplast’s high-speed bomber. It’s a reliable overstable driver built for players with power — but surprisingly workable for intermediate arms too. Expect excellent torque resistance and strong fade that still gives distance potential. Great in headwinds or open-field distance drives.
Stability: Stable
Best for: Power hyzers, windy days
Skill Level: Intermediate to Advanced
Best Kastaplast Midrange Discs
1. Kastaplast Järn (4.5/3/0/3)
The Järn (meaning “iron” in Swedish) lives up to its name — it’s a rock-solid, overstable midrange that can handle all the torque you can throw at it. Great for spike hyzers, forehand approaches, and windy days when you need something that just won’t flip.
Stability: Overstable
Best for: Forehands, wind-fighting approaches
Skill Level: Intermediate to Advanced
2. Kastaplast Svea (5/6/-1/0)
The Svea is a beaded, neutral midrange that holds whatever line you release it on. Throw it soft and it floats straight; power it up and you’ll get a gentle turn. It’s an easy-glide disc that’s beginner-friendly yet dependable for shaping shots in the woods.
Stability: Understable
Best for: Line shaping, low-speed control
Skill Level: Everyone
3. Kastaplast Stig (6/5/-2/1)
The Stig is a straight-flying, confidence-boosting midrange that shines on tight fairways and low-ceiling shots. Slightly more understable than the Kaxe, it’s great for beginners or pros looking for touchy control shots. Super smooth out of the hand with great glide.
Stability: Understable
Best for: Tunnel shots, turnovers, finesse throws
Skill Level: Everyone
Best Kastaplast Putters
1. Kastaplast Berg (1/1/0/2)
The legendary Berg needs no introduction. It’s a low-glide, torque-resistant approach disc that stops where it lands. That unique thumbtrack and low profile make it feel natural in the hand for both backhand and forehand touch shots. If you’ve ever blown past the basket on an approach, this is your fix.
Stability: Overstable
Best for: Controlled approaches and layups
Skill Level: Everyone
2. Kastaplast Reko (3/3/0/1)
The Reko is Kastaplast’s classic straight putter — stable, comfortable, and super dependable inside the circle. It’s equally useful for approach shots, and its clean release makes it feel familiar right away. Comes in both grippy K3 and durable K1 plastics.
Stability: Stable
Best for: Putts and straight approaches
Skill Level: Everyone
3. Kastaplast Reko X (3/3/0/2)
The Reko X takes the same feel as the Reko and beefs it up. Flatter, more torque-resistant, and better suited for aggressive approach shots or windy putting conditions. It’s the ideal companion to the original Reko if you like to cycle your putters by stability.
Stability: Overstable
Best for: Windy putts, firm approaches
Skill Level: Intermediate, Advanced
Final Thoughts
Kastaplast’s lineup might not be massive, but that’s part of what makes it so good — every disc has a clear purpose and feels great in the hand. If you’re looking to add consistency, durability, and premium feel to your bag, you really can’t go wrong with any of these picks.
Check out our full Kastaplast collection to see what’s in stock, and find the plastic that fits your game.