The Svea is Kastaplast's glide-focused, understable midrange, rated 5/6/-1/0. It suits lower-power carry, gentle turnovers and lines where very little finishing fade is wanted. Players who need a midrange to resist turn or hook decisively into a landing area may prefer a different design. Kastaplast says the Svea has a lower profile than the Göte and recommends it for smaller hands and lower-power throwers. The maker also stresses that its use is not confined to beginners. More experienced players can choose it for the same gentle flight when the shot calls for finesse rather than a hard release. According to Kastaplast, the name derives from the people of Svea Rike, the region later known as Sweden. The PDGA approved the Svea on 10 June 2020 (20-40).
The Svea is Kastaplast's glide-focused, understable midrange, rated 5/6/-1/0. It suits lower-power carry, gentle turnovers and lines where very little finishing fade is wanted. Players who need a midrange to resist turn or hook decisively into a landing area may prefer a different design.
Kastaplast says the Svea has a lower profile than the Göte and recommends it for smaller hands and lower-power throwers. The maker also stresses that its use is not confined to beginners. More experienced players can choose it for the same gentle flight when the shot calls for finesse rather than a hard release.
According to Kastaplast, the name derives from the people of Svea Rike, the region later known as Sweden. The PDGA approved the Svea on 10 June 2020 (20-40).
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