The Tasma is rated 9/4/-1/1. A single point of turn against a single point of fade suggests a workable fairway flight, gentle right drift at speed and a soft left finish for a right-hand backhand; TryDiscs files it as a control driver, and the disc's own stamp calls it a väylädraiveri, a compound of väylä, a channel or fairway, and the Finnish loan draiveri. It is not a disc for a hard, early fade. It opened the record of Taito Frisbeegolf, the Finnish brand whose name is the Finnish word for skill: the PDGA approved it on 29 August 2022 alongside the Tykki and the Varma, three consecutively numbered certifications issued the same day. The sample photographed for that record prints a flight panel matching the figures carried here, the line PDGA hyväksytty, and the tagline kotimaista taitoa, domestic skill, a play on the brand's name. The certification record and the stamp both spell the mold with umlauts, as Täsmä, where this site prints it without them. TryDiscs holds no plastics rows for it yet as of September 2026.
The Tasma is rated 9/4/-1/1. A single point of turn against a single point of fade suggests a workable fairway flight, gentle right drift at speed and a soft left finish for a right-hand backhand; TryDiscs files it as a control driver, and the disc's own stamp calls it a väylädraiveri, a compound of väylä, a channel or fairway, and the Finnish loan draiveri. It is not a disc for a hard, early fade.
It opened the record of Taito Frisbeegolf, the Finnish brand whose name is the Finnish word for skill: the PDGA approved it on 29 August 2022 alongside the Tykki and the Varma, three consecutively numbered certifications issued the same day. The sample photographed for that record prints a flight panel matching the figures carried here, the line PDGA hyväksytty, and the tagline kotimaista taitoa, domestic skill, a play on the brand's name. The certification record and the stamp both spell the mold with umlauts, as Täsmä, where this site prints it without them.
TryDiscs holds no plastics rows for it yet as of September 2026.
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