The Kastaplast Svea is an understable, high-glide midrange disc known for holding its flight path and offering massive glide. Its flight is straight for slower arms and provides controlled turnovers or hyzer flips for more experienced players.
Flight characteristics
For beginners:The Svea's straight flight and high glide make it an ideal first disc, helping new players achieve easy distance.
For advanced players:Higher-speed throwers can use the Svea for specific, finesse shots, such as:
Hyzer flips:The disc will flip up to flat and glide straight before a gentle turn.
Turnover shots:It can hold a long, controlled anhyzer (right-turning) line.
Wooded courses:Its precise flight path and minimal fade are excellent for navigating tight fairways.
Glide:The Svea's defining characteristic is its massive glide, which allows it to stay in the air for a long time.
Sensitivity:Its high glide and understability mean it can be affected by strong winds and requires a smooth, controlled release to prevent it from turning and rolling over.
