The Stig is a Kastaplast disc rated 6/5/-2/1, built for turning lines and a gentle finish at a speed between a conventional midrange and a slower driver. It suits touch shots through narrow fairways and tailwind drives. A player seeking strong fade or substantial headwind resistance may want a more overstable role. Kastaplast places it in the Kaxe family but describes it as more understable with less finish. The maker recommends using it for shaped lines and emphasizes controlled touch rather than forced power. The PDGA approved the Stig on 27 February 2023 (23-62). The turning tendency gives a hyzer release room to rise toward flat, while stronger throws can use it for a sustained turnover.
The Stig is a Kastaplast disc rated 6/5/-2/1, built for turning lines and a gentle finish at a speed between a conventional midrange and a slower driver. It suits touch shots through narrow fairways and tailwind drives. A player seeking strong fade or substantial headwind resistance may want a more overstable role.
Kastaplast places it in the Kaxe family but describes it as more understable with less finish. The maker recommends using it for shaped lines and emphasizes controlled touch rather than forced power.
The PDGA approved the Stig on 27 February 2023 (23-62). The turning tendency gives a hyzer release room to rise toward flat, while stronger throws can use it for a sustained turnover.
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