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No problem! :) Yes, quality issues are always valid.

Flash is usually removed very carefully on our discs. For any quality issues, feel free to send pictures or comments to us at hello(at)kastaplast.se and we will go through them carefully. Thanks for the input. All feedback appreciated.

K1 is the plastic on Rask and the "big K" Kaxes. We just hadn't named that plastic yet. K2 is similar type but has more flex.

Yes, very little glide. At All Things Disc Golf I think they went through pretty well how that can be used to your advantage. But it’s a matter of playing style. Doesn’t suit everyone. Want glide, Berg is not that disc at all.

I’ve just thrown Arrow once, a long time ago, so can’t say. More often the Berg has been compared to Rhyno or Pirahna. For those who like flight specs, All Things Disc Golf rated Berg 2/1/0/1 recently, compared to our own 1/1/0/2. Another reviewer, Discgolfarena, rated it 1/1/0/1.

What may seem confusing with this disc, about the stability, is its very high resistance to turn. And at the same time not fading much, that is, if not thrown in high glidey lines or gentle throws, then the fade will kick in quickly because the disc isn’t made for gliding. Some of the test...

Both are premium plastics. K1 is stiffer and K2 rather flexy.

I would say it doesn’t fly much like the typical lid, except for the slow flight. Berg is very high speed stable, unlike most lids. Looking at the specs, the 0 in turn is same as Polecat, but in this case it’s a “headwind 0”, a “throw as hard as you like 0”. Due to its high speed stability it’s...

Hello. First post for us. Thought we should begin by commenting this quote, which is true. Yes, we hope for better availability in 2015. Both Kaxe and Kaxe Z have got great reviews, so naturally we'd like to get them in the hands of as many as possible. As for the price tag, we work a lot on...