Krut 12|4|0|4

Kastaplast Distance Driver 12|4|0|4

The Kastaplast Krut is a Distance Driver known for its overstability and reliability, particularly in windy conditions. Its name, "Krut," is Swedish for gunpowder, reflecting the disc's intended power and explosive drive potential.

• Flight Numbers: The Krut has flight numbers of Speed: 12, Glide: 4, Turn: 0, and Fade: 4.
• Stability: It is classified as an overstable distance driver, meaning it will reliably fade out at the end of its flight.
• Intended Use: It's designed for players with higher arm speeds and is particularly well-suited for windy conditions, hyzer shots, and powerful drives where a strong fade is desired. It can be thrown both backhand and forehand.
• Plastic Types: The Krut is available in Kastaplast's K1 Line plastic, which is known for its durability and a good balance of firmness and grip. It's also available in K1 Glow-Line, which offers the same durability as K1 but glows in the dark. Additionally, there's a K1 Hard option.
• Comparison to other Kastaplast discs: It's often compared to the Kastaplast Guld, another overstable driver, but the Krut has less glide and a harder fade, making its finish more predictable. Some have also noted its similarity in feel and flight to the Dynamic Discs Fusion Orbit Enforcer. The Krut is considered a slower and more controllable alternative to the Kastaplast Rask for windy conditions. 

Some reviews suggest that while the Krut is overstable, the fade rating of 4 might be slightly exaggerated, with some finding it closer to a 3 in practice. However, it generally delivers on its promise of being a reliable and powerful driver for experienced players, particularly for shots requiring a strong and predictable fade.