Falk 9|6|-2|1

• Speed: 9
• Glide: 6
• Turn: -2
• Fade: 1

This combination of flight numbers indicates that the Falk is designed for smooth turnovers and straight, controlled flights. It has a good amount of glide, making it a solid choice for maximizing distance

• Beginner to intermediate players: The Falk's understability makes it a great disc for those with lower arm speeds or those who are still developing their throwing technique.
• Turnovers and hyzer-flips: With enough power, the Falk can easily flip up to flat or even turn over into a gentle anhyzer line.
• Tailwinds: It performs well in tailwinds, maximizing distance potential.

3. Plastic Types:

• K1: Kastaplast's most durable plastic, known for its grip and feel.
• K1 Soft: A more flexible version of K1, offering enhanced grip and a softer feel.

4. Reviews & Performance:

• Versatile: The Falk is praised for its versatility, allowing it to be used for a wide range of shots.
• Glide: Reviewers often highlight the Falk's impressive glide, which helps it achieve long distances.
• Understability: While a positive for many, the understability can be a drawback in headwinds or for players with very powerful throws, as it can be prone to turning over too much.
• Comfortable Grip: The Falk's rim width of 19mm makes it comfortable to hold for most hand sizes.

In summary, the Kastaplast Falk is a well-regarded fairway driver that's ideal for players seeking a disc with good glide and understability. Its versatility and ability to achieve various flight paths make it a valuable addition to many disc golf bags