The Berg is unparalleled: A low glide putter that flies true every time, and will not outdrive the basket. Its aptitude lies in precise landings and eliminating the need for distance control. A distinctive attribute of this disc is its thumbtrack, with a lowered flight plate that almost hugs your hand. Remarkably versatile for both forehands and backhands, the Berg fearlessly accommodates the full extent of your power, steadfast against turnover, and adeptly managing even the most delicate approaches you encounter.

The Kastaplast Tuff is a straight-flying approach disc with a rounded edge, small bead, and comfortable grip that delivers consistent, confident releases. Designed for controlled upshots and circle hits, the Tuff glides effortlessly with minimal fade, making it a reliable choice for players who value touch and accuracy. Whether you're approaching the basket or lining up a precise shot inside the circle, the Tuff offers the feel and flight control needed to get the job done.

The Kastaplast Idog is a versatile fairway driver designed for control and reliability on the course. Whether thrown flat for a straight flight with a gentle flip or used for precise sidearm approaches, the Idog consistently holds its line. This disc also excels when thrown high, fading predictably to its target. Named after an old Swedish word for diligence, the Idog aims to be a dependable workhorse and your new best friend for mastering the fairway.

The Järn’s flight pattern makes it just as competent for touchy flex shots as for flat-out hyzers. It can handle headwinds and also provides a soid end-fade. Its low profile makes it easy to grip and to release. Järn is the Swedish word for iron.

Consistency is a prized quality in disc golf, instilling confidence in players. The Kastsaplast Berg X epitomizes such dependability. Retaining the core traits of the original Berg in terms of feel and flight, the Berg X shines when given more power. No matter how much you put into it, the flight path remains unwavering, making it an ideal choice for forehand approaches.

Compared to the Berg, the Berg X will have more torque-resistance and a more prominent fade.