Kastaplast Kaxe

[NuNinja]

Meet Kaxe, a small diameter midrange driver. With decent stability and slim proportions this disc will come in handy in numerous situations on the course. Made in our popular high end plastic - tacky and super durable. Kaxe is an old Swedish word, meaning a stuck-up or cocky person.
The Kaxe prototype is here thrown downhill by Kymen who describes it as very reliable and multi-functional. Stay put for the first run in June!
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[jswoods1984]

Are they going to use the same technology that they used on the Rask?

[NuNinja]

I hope not. The few times I held the Rask, I just couldn't get my grip right. And I dig small diameter mids.

[NuNinja]

Anybody throw one or at least feel one up. I saw one local but didn't spend too much time looking with the 20 price tag.

[TrustYourRubber]

Haven't tried the Kaxe or the Rask yet... would like to. From what it looks like, it should be a popular offering, but I don't know how popular they will be right away. Be interested to see how/what they do to market to American players...

[wolfmandragon]

I have both the Rask and the Kaxe. I love both of them. I would not say the Kaxe is a disc for a new player. Like MVP discs, it needs more snap to get its full potential out of it.
It feels and flies like a mid but with the speed and glide of a slow fairway driver. I would liken it to the concept of a hybrid club in ball golf.
Go get one, the plastic is up there with MVP's, it will last you a long time

[sloppydisc]

Anyone else throwing this thing yet? Bi picked up a Kaxe today and a Kaxe Z on a whim just to because they looked cool. I compared the rims to the Claymore I was buying and they are definitely wider. So speed 6 is probably about right. The Kaxe has a bead, and the Z version has no bead. Plastic reminds me of some of the awesome Prodiscus plastic. I will try to get them out this week and see what. They do.

[ElementZ]

My friends in Germany are all saying this is the disc of the year, but I haven't had a chance to check it out yet.

[Mocheez]

It kind of sounds similar to the OOP Discraft Storm.

[Moose33]

I've thrown the Kaxe a couple of times, and i haven't thrown many similar discs.

It's like a fast mid/slow fairway flies sort of like a Zombee but the hand feel is more comfortable, almost like if a Cro came to a more of steep curve. I liked it but have no idea when I would bag one.

It's just a bit shorter than a Teebird and not much longer than my normal mids(yao/Roc3/Cro I switch it up depending on the course) just not sure where it fits.