Kastaplast Falk

Falk is Swedish for falcon, and the Kastaplast Falk earns the name by flipping up fast and gliding out flat instead of fighting the turn. Nine speed, glide 6, and a -2 turn mean it needs almost no power to open up into a long, straight line. I throw mine on hyzer for an easy turnover through gaps in the trees, and it holds that flat glide longer than most understable drivers before the 1 fade brings it home. Beginners get real distance without much arm speed; power throwers can use it as a reliable turnover option on tailwind holes instead of a workhorse. K1 is grippy and durable, and it stays true to the flight numbers as it beats in. Try K1 Falk or K1 Soft Falk here, then compare it to the more overstable Kastaplast Kaxe or browse the rest of Kastaplast.