Kastaplast Kasta Set – 3-Disc Disc Golf Starter Set for Beginners & Advanced Players
- Reko (Putter)
- Berg (Putt/Approach)
- Stig (Midrange)
Each disc features balanced flight characteristics, premium plastics, and PDGA approval – ideal for mastering the basics and quickly leveling up your game.
Key Features
- 3-Disc Set: Putter, Approach & Midrange for versatile training and tournament use
- K3 Plastic (Reko & Berg): Excellent grip and a soft feel with each throw
- K1 Plastic (Stig): Extra durable for long-lasting performance
- Weight Range 167–180 g: Perfect balance of control and speed
- PDGA-Approved: Officially sanctioned competition discs
Why You’ll Love This Set
- All-in-One Solution: Perfectly matched discs to develop your putting, approach, and midrange skills.
- Beginner-Friendly: Stable flight paths reduce unintentional turnovers.
- Tournament Ready: Official approval for amateur and pro competitions.
- Durable & Grippy: Premium plastics stand up to frequent play.
How It Fits Your Lifestyle
Whether you’re playing on your favorite course, practicing with friends in the park, or competing in tournaments – the Kasta Set gives you the flexibility you need. Pack the discs compactly in your backpack and be ready for your next throw anytime.
FAQ
- Is this set suitable for beginners?
- Yes! The stable flight behavior of these discs makes it easier to get started with disc golf.
- Which disc is best for short, precise throws?
- The Reko putter is ideal for putting and short approach shots.
- Can I use the Kasta Set in competition?
- All three discs are PDGA-approved and legal for official tournaments.
- How do I clean the discs after play?
- Simply rinse with clean water and let them air dry – this preserves the plastic’s grip.
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Here’s the link to the manufacturer Kastaplast.
Manufacturer - Kastaplast
Kastaplast AB is a Swedish disc manufacturer known for its excellent plastics. Meanwhile, Latitude 64° has acquired a large stake in Kastaplast. Now the production sites have been merged.
