The Krut is a Kastaplast distance driver rated 12/4/0/4. It combines little rated turn, restrained glide and heavy fade, making it suited to strong throws that need a definite finish. Players hoping for an easy-turning distance driver may find the stability and speed demanding. Kastaplast draws a specific comparison with the Guld: where the Guld keeps carrying as it slows, the Krut moves into its fading phase. The maker recommends broad distance curves, so the disc is intended to recover toward its finish after being given room to work. That does not mean a low, underpowered throw produces the same shape. The PDGA approved the Krut on 20 March 2023 (23-76).
The Krut is a Kastaplast distance driver rated 12/4/0/4. It combines little rated turn, restrained glide and heavy fade, making it suited to strong throws that need a definite finish. Players hoping for an easy-turning distance driver may find the stability and speed demanding.
Kastaplast draws a specific comparison with the Guld: where the Guld keeps carrying as it slows, the Krut moves into its fading phase. The maker recommends broad distance curves, so the disc is intended to recover toward its finish after being given room to work. That does not mean a low, underpowered throw produces the same shape.
The PDGA approved the Krut on 20 March 2023 (23-76).
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