[Other] Kastaplast Kaxe

[thatdirtykid]

Its more prevalent with older molds. Lots hasnt seen it so much. And stal not quite either.

 

[GripEnemy]

Sadly it seems like every run of most kasta discs are flippier than the one before it.

New Bergs?

Ah, who am I kidding. My stack will last me a lifetime

 

[thatdirtykid]

Lol I am the same. I havent heard as much variation in bergs, but it sounds like recent k1 soft isnt getting that old K2 pop top. I have 5 or 6 K2s and a couple K1 softs I have picked up in deals. I am good for a long time. I have only lost one berg in 5+ years so I am doing alright.

 

[PMantle]

Just picked up one of each. Does the Z beat in to truly understable?

 

[adventurous penguin]

Just picked up one of each. Does the Z beat in to truly understable?

I'm my experience, the Z beats in to more HSS and less LSS in K1, and will beat in to flippy eventually in K3.

 

[PMantle]

I'm my experience, the Z beats in to more HSS and less LSS in K1, and will beat in to flippy eventually in K3.

I have never experienced this before in any mold.

 

[jmdaire27]

Yeah but how cool would that be?!

 

[PMantle]

I just want to get one beat to Meteor/Patrol/Tursas level

 

[Brockness Monster]

I have heard that K1 plastic can get a little more stable before it starts to beat in, haven't experienced it myself

 

[adventurous penguin]

I have never experienced this before in any mold.

I've only seen it with the Kaxe Z and the Falk. It's kinda wild! After a long while, the Kaxe Z will develop turn again and start wearing as predicted, but it took 2-3 years for that to happen with my oldest Kaxe Z. For contrast, I find the regular Kaxe beats in to having less HSS with time, but always has more LSS than any Kaxe Z.

 

[adventurous penguin]

I just want to get one beat to Meteor/Patrol/Tursas level

You want K3 for sure then. Or to THRASH a K1 soft

 

[Brockness Monster]

Been working with a K3 Kaxe and Kaxe Z for a couple months now. Haven't noticed any turn in either and the fade has gotten softer. More and more they remind me of how a Teebird beats in. I expect the Kaxe Z to start developing turn soon. Haven't been throwing my K1s yet, trying to see how the K3 beat in first. I would like to see these in K3 Hard.

 

[thatdirtykid]

I agree on the teebird break in lifespan. The kaxe is a true hss disc and gets really straight before developing turn. I haven't tried newer runs of k3, but the older stuff did break in faster than some base plastic. It was an easy cycle to start. I paired my K3 a with a k1. The k3s excelled at midrange type lines similar to rocs but longer while the k1 was a baby teebird and great power kid like a buzzz.