The Falk is Kastaplast's understable fairway driver, rated 9/6/-2/1. It combines substantial glide and useful turn with a light finish, making it suited to hyzer flips and longer turning lines. It is a less natural fit when the priority is a firm fade into a headwind. Kastaplast recommends tailwind drives and long anhyzers, and describes a 19 mm rim intended to suit a broad range of grips. The maker presents it for several power levels rather than only beginners. A stronger throw can bring out more turn; a controlled release gives that turning tendency a useful role on wooded fairways. According to Kastaplast, Falk means falcon in Swedish. The PDGA approved the Falk on 13 April 2017 (17-54).
The Falk is Kastaplast's understable fairway driver, rated 9/6/-2/1. It combines substantial glide and useful turn with a light finish, making it suited to hyzer flips and longer turning lines. It is a less natural fit when the priority is a firm fade into a headwind.
Kastaplast recommends tailwind drives and long anhyzers, and describes a 19 mm rim intended to suit a broad range of grips. The maker presents it for several power levels rather than only beginners. A stronger throw can bring out more turn; a controlled release gives that turning tendency a useful role on wooded fairways.
According to Kastaplast, Falk means falcon in Swedish. The PDGA approved the Falk on 13 April 2017 (17-54).
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