Kastaplast Discs

Stockholm is where Kastaplast mixes its plastic, and the name translates roughly to throw plastic, which is a fitting label for a brand that built its whole catalog around one goal: durable premium discs that hold their numbers. K1 is the flagship line, slightly gummy and grippy with slow wear, while K3 is the base putting plastic built for extreme grip in wet or cold rounds.

The K1 Berg is the brand's best known putter, a low speed, concave disc that flies flat and drops instead of skipping past the basket, and the K3 Berg gives that same shape a tackier, softer feel for approach shots. On the driver side, the beginner-friendly understable Falk hyzer flips easily for new players still building arm speed, while the Rask and Grym cover the overstable and stable ends of the distance driver lineup.

New players start on the Falk and the Reko putter. Advanced throwers who want more overstability move to the Berg lineup or check the full Kaxe midrange for a firmer fade.