Kastaplast
K1 Jarn
K1 Jarn
4.5
Speed: How fast the disc flies.3
Glide: How long the disc stays in the air.0
Turn: How much the disc curves right early in the flight (for RHBH throws).3
Fade: How much the disc curves left at the end of the flight (for RHBH throws).Foil stamp colors are assorted unless otherwise stated.
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The disc’s flight pattern makes it just as competent for touchy flex shots as for flat-out hyzers. Its low profile makes it easy to grip and easy to release. Järn is Swedish for iron.
Suitable for:
Approach shots, flex shots.
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I think they called this a Jarn because you'll be spinning Jarns about the incredible layups you get with this disc. I actually don't understand how it's so accurate, but you'll find yourself hitting the pin on about 7/10 layup shots, and the rest will be within 5' (1.5m for those who didn't have Henry Ford build their country).
Extremely predictable, comfortable to hold, and works weirdly well when I'm too lazy to pull out my Reko.
The only warning is that if you are trying to throw over 100' (30m), you really should get the Gadd. The 4.5 speed rating is, in my opinion, too high a number, and it's probably closer to a 3.5, and that's coming from someone who generally finds the speed rating of Kastaplast useful as instruction, not just description.
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This is my favorite approach disc. It is reliable for fighting the wind as well as flex shots. I even sometimes use it as midrange if I feel like really ripping on it. I highly recommend it.