Innova AviarX3
Rated 5.00 out of 5
$25.00
Discraft McBeth Zeus
Rated 5.00 out of 5
$34.50
Latitude 64 Diamond
Rated 5.00 out of 5
$25.50 – $27.50
Westside Discs Harp
Rated 5.00 out of 5
$20.50 – $32.50
Kastaplast Kaxe Z
Rated 5.00 out of 5
$24.00 – $29.50
Kastaplast Falk
Rated 5.00 out of 5
$29.50
Innova Rat
Rated 5.00 out of 5
$25.00
Innova TL
Rated 5.00 out of 5
$25.00 – $29.50
Kastaplast Rask
Rated 5.00 out of 5
$29.50
Discraft Undertaker
Rated 5.00 out of 5
$29.50 – $33.50

Tag: <span>Flight Chart</span>

First Run Kastaplast Göte, 5 Year Mint Rasks and New Kastaplast Flight Chart 2019

Posted in Disc Golf by Portal Disc Sports on February 17, 2019 @ 9:02 pm

The long awaiting Kastaplast Göte has been released 13th Feb 2019 and you can grab your Minty First Run right here!

The Kastaplast Göte (4/5/0/1) is a large diameter midrange which is slower than the Kaxe and more workable on shorter holes and when powered down. Göte is an old Norse first name, meaning a person from Götaland (Southern Sweden). Pronounced [jøːtə] in Swedish, but it’s better known as “the Goat” elsewhere.

The Göte is a reliable point and shoot disc with nice stability, plenty of glide and a soft fade which will hit and hold the line for drives and approach shots. The Göte suitable for straight, hyzer or anhyzer and is a perfect go to mid.

Kastaplast Rask 5 Year Limited Edition Mint

We’re also excited to finally get our hands on these 5 year anniversary, Limited Edition Mint run Rasks. Kastaplasts famous first run mint colour was not introduced when the Rask was first released so Kastaplast fans and collectors will be excited to get their hands on these Minty Rasks. With only 800 released worldwide, don’t miss your chance at this sweet minty piece of Kastaplast history.

Kastaplast Updated Flight Chart 2019

Last but not least check out the updated Kastaplast Flight Chart for 2019. With the addition of the Göte the Kastaplast lineup is building nicely and filling the gaps for those building a Kastaplast only bag. Can’t wait to see what’s to come next!

18 Jan

New Kastaplast Flight Chart 2018

Posted in Disc Golf by Portal Disc Sports on January 18, 2018 @ 10:50 am

New Kastaplast Flight Chart 2018

A new year is here and it brings along with it a shiny brand new flight chart from our good friends at Kastaplast!

New the Kastaplast Stål!

The obvious addition is the Kastaplast Stål, the new overstable fairway driver released late in 2018 with Kastaplasts signature mint green first run editions being snapped up by eager collectors all over the world! Add some shipping time and these first run minty goodness Stål’s were a little late to the party, but check out the store page and you’ll currently find some in stock.

The Stål is being compared by players as somewhere between Innova’s Thunderbird and Firebird or somewhat comparable to Dynamic Discs Felon and is all about control in varied conditions rather than max distance. Grab yourself one today and let us know what you think!

Updates for Kastaplast Grym

The other notable change for Eagle eyed viewers is the flight rating for distance driver the Kastaplast Grym. While this had been rated 13/5/-2/2 in the past, the new Flight Chart show the Grym as 13/5/-1/2. No details have been released to date about the reason for the change however the general player feedback appears to be that the Grym was noticeable less flippy than other -2 rated discs in the same speed class so changes may have been made to accommodate player feedback. It’s worth noting that the Grym’s beefy big brother, the Grym X remains unchanged at 12, 5, 0, 3.

Kastaplast Falk

The other change from the Kastaplast website which there has been community discussion over, is the Kastaplast Falk from a 9/6/-2/2 to a slightly less stable 9/6/-2/1 but this change had already been noted on a previous flight chart.

New Year, New Flight Chart, Let’s Kastasplast!

So here is in all it’s Glory, the new flight chart from Kastaplast! Let us know what you think? And what’s next for Kastaplast in 2018? What gaps remain to be filled on the chart? Arguable a more understable mid or neutral fairway driver would be next to add to the lineup but at this stage we can only cross our fingers and speculate 🙂