The Lots has quickly become my favorite 9 speed straight to stable driver and has made my bag.  I really enjoy throwing 9/10 speed control drivers, on a lot of the courses I play I don't quite need a 12/13 speed distance driver and find that a good 9 speed driver is usually enough to cover the distance shots.  I've tried a number of these discs like Thunderbirds, PD's, Romans, OLF's, Undertakers, each one having their pros and cons.  I have found simpy that for my style of throwing the Lots seems to be the best of the bunch.  My K1 Lots flies very true to its flight numbers.  It has that mini Destroyer flight pattern where on a hard throw it will flip up to flat from a small hyzer, get a nice subtle turn, then a long straight and glidey flight with a consistent finish.

I haven't found this disc to be too flippy, the fade of 2 does a great job bringing the disc back to the left (RHBH) at the end of its flight.  I've also found it to be a good forehand disc as long as I am mindful to not put too much torque on it, I can throw it on a small amount of hyzer and watch it have a nice straight flight.  The Lots seems to have a little more glide and distance potential than the other 9/10 speeds I have thrown.  The K1 plastic feels great, it is somewhat soft and very grippy.  My Lots also has a nice amount of dome which probably helps give it that long and glidey flight.  Great disc, one of Kastaplast's best molds in my opinion.

The lots is a great disctance driver that even the slower arm speeds will be able to get a lot out of it. 

The -1 turn, is a little understated, thrown with pop, this disc will flip to flat, and then move to the right (RHBH) quite a bit, it will never flip over and burn, but it will push right a lot, and then the 2 fade is probably too much, more like a 1.5 and it will slowly come back. 

The grip that K1 Plastic provides is perfect, and this disc will bomb.

I recommend this disc for new players looking for their first slighly stable driver. Pick this one up. 

Love the Lots. Super straight with a dependable finish. It is very glidey. Holds the angle of release very well too. K1 is K1. Feels great, quite durable, and a bit on the gummy side. 

Excellent mold, the k1 plastic feels fantastic, excellent glide, it is less stable than I anticipated but I wouldn't say it's flight numbers aren't accurate. Currently my favorite fairway driver, both for backhand and forehand.

Kastaplast Lots

I picked one of these up when I first got into Kastaplast to see how it compared to my DD Supreme Escape. Firstly, I was blown away by the K1 plastic, which is absolutely in the conversation for best plastic on the market. It quickly became my most-used driver off the tee, as it has an incredibly consistent flight. I'd say the flight numbers are spot on.

I currently bag two in the K1 plastic, one at 175g and one at 165g. The Heavier one is my main backhand driver, while the lighter one is almost exclusively for forehands, unless I have a nice tailwind. I've been getting more and more of my coworkers into disc golf, and recently took one of them into the back lot for some fieldwork. I had him throw the 165g lots, and after a couple form tweaks, he blasted it over 250 feet, after only playing once with me before. 

I can't say enough about how much I like this disc. Anyone who needs a straight 9-speed with a tad bit of turn and some reliable fade at the end, give the LOTS a try. 

Great throwing disc with great control.

A must if you like to throw an anhyzer a long way with a great little turn at the end....

Got this from a friend and have been using it for 2 years since and the plastic still holds up great. 

Recommend 100% great disc.....????????

Wow what a disc. Kastaplast makes some fantastic plastics. This disc is for everyone. It has a very straight flight path, but can also hold any line you put it on. When thrown flat backhand and spin it flies very straight. Great for long, tight wooded shots. Very dependable.  Not much to this disc just buy one and throw it and you'll love it gaurantee

Love this disc. For me it's a little more stable than the flight numbers suggest, but still a great disc. K1 line is the best plastic out there.

It's my #1 favorite mold out there.....

Workhorse stable fairway. Aim just a touch right of where you want to be, boom. Parked.

Nice little turn to get mega distance, then safe decent forward fade at the end. If there's a tiny headwind, this becomes a point & shoot laser beam.

So fun to throw. Best plastic out there. Gorgeous stamp design and colors....

Can't recommend it enough.

I have seen comparisons to the Thunderbird but I don't think so.  It's a great disc but more of a straight flier and less stable than the Thunderbird.  This compares more to the Undertaker and I think admirably. 

The Lots is the first Kastaplast disc I've thrown, and must say, it's very impressive. The plastic is premium and feels great in the grip. The Lots is a stable fairway driver and is just waiting for you to give it a line to follow. As a forehand only player, I specifically tried the Lots on 3 dogleg left holes at my local course to see how well it would hold one of the touchiest of all shots, the anny turnover line. It held each line with precision, finishing flat, never even thinking about fighting out . I've never thrown a disc that executes this very finicky shot so well. Get yourself a Lots.

I wish I could give the lots 6 stars because it is no doubt about it not only a very reliable disc but it is also my favorite disc I bag, every time it comes out my hand it's flat and it has the exact same fade every time so I know how far left I have to start it on a LHBH for it to fade back right to the perfect spot.

Love this Plastic! Fast throwing disc. Great for cutting the wind. I can throw this 400 plus feet and I’m still considered a intermediate player

Good straight-flying disc for beginners transition into more intermediate, faster discs. Not too overstable to get a controlled flight, but will require some power. Very true to its numbers when thrown at full power. Good grip and durability.

I like this disc Lots, haha. Anyhow, Kastaplast has yet to produce a bad disc. This fits the thunderbird type slot in their lineup just slightly less stable than the stal with a bit more glide. Plastic as always feels great. Not a flat top disc it has some dome. I would rate it as not really beginner friendly because it is quite stable, but will be something you can work into that overstable to stable slot as your skills progress. 

I love the feel of K1 plastic, nice and grippy with some flex to it.  The Lots was the first Kastaplast disc I tried and instantly liked it.  It's got some great glide when you get it going and works nice for flex shots when needed.  It's my son's go to driver on almost all holes.  He loves getting that nice S curve out of it.  It's also effective for a more hyzer line approach, it'll get out there, hold the line, then have that soft fade back towards the basket you're looking for.  Don't sleep on the Lots, or other Kastaplast plastic!!!

Great Disc. Flight numbers are spot on. As an intermediate player, my distance with this disc maxes out at ~330ft. Thrown flat this turns just a little bit to right before gently fading left at the end. Very reliable. Similar to a Thunderbird, but Kasta's K1 plastic is second to none and thus this disc has knocked the Thunderbird out of my bag. This disc has become the disc I reach for most frequently. Would be a great straight flier for beginners, but is also a great disc for experienced players.

This is absolutely the best driver in my bag. If I put it on an ahyzer, it'll hold it and with elevation it'll fight back just a bit at the end. Flat with power, it has a slight turn and forward fade. It'll hold a hyzer the entire way through. K1 plastic is the best plastic in my bag as well, with great grip in any temperature and durability between Star and Champion. Get one or three of these and take them to your course, and see how much you'll love it. 

First off, of you have never thrown and Kastaplast disc (especially K1) you are SERIOUSLY missing out. It is luxury plastic and feels like nothing else. The Lots is my go to fairway driver because it will hold any kind you put it on. My favorite is the long turnovers I get out of it. I can put just a little anny on it and it will ride it forever and bite off a ton of distance. On hyzer it will flip slightly and stay on that line. Flat release will see and incredibly straight flight with and consistent fade. This is perfect for all skill levels.

This is an absolute gem from Kastaplast. Not only is their K1 plastic one of the best premium plastics for durability, it offers a fantastic grip in dry conditions.  This mold specifically it a wonderful fairway for beginners or pros. For a new player, they will most likely find this to a be a straight disc if thrown flat with a nice bit of fade at the end. For a player with more experience/distance, this will be one of the longest gliding fareways on the market. Release on a slight hyzer, the disc will pop up and carry dead straight for 350+ feet before ending with a small bit of fade.  

The Lots has quickly worked it's into my bag as a reliable straight flyer when I'm looking for to squeeze out a little more distance than I'd get with a TeeBird but want to maintain control for a tight shot. I throw a mint green 172g 1st run, and I find this to be a tad more stable than the flight numbers suggest. Other reviewers have suggested though that the regular production runs are more true to the numbers. Thrown flat, RHBH, I get small high speed turn to the right before it straightens out and carries for a while then finishes with a slow fade to the left. Annys make for a decent flex shot and I've found this useful for shot shaping on tricky wooded fairways. On a hyzer it will start to flatten out but it doesn't seem to get flat enough for a true hyzer flip. Hopefully as this disc beats in this will improve, although with the phenomenal K! plastic, I expect that to take a while. 

The green 171g Kastaplast Lots that I have is a solid fairway driver. It has the great Kastaplast plastic feel and has a little more speed than the Falk. My disc is rather domey, substantially more than I like, especially for forehand throws. I'm not sure if they're all that way, but my disc is definitely more overstable than the flight ratings indicate. I was expecting something that I could hyzer flip, but I can't. 

When thrown flat the Lots does stay straight for a while before fading out. This is a solid all purpose stable fairway driver that will find a place in the bags of many Kastaplast fans.  

This disc is amazing. It has so much glide. It constantly surprises me by how far it goes. I use this disc for big turnover shots. I can throw is hard on an anhyzer and it will just hold the line the whole way without turning into a roller. The K2 plastic is great and the disc has a very nice feel. It is pretty domey so I don't throw it forehand as I like flat discs for that. When you need "Lots" of distance, throw the Lots.

The glide and sneaky distance in this disk surprised me. It reminds me of  T bird 3 with a hint, just a hint, of turn and a penetrating fade.   I think due to its straightness it is very true to how you throw it. Very workable yet will never turn and burn. 

I was very excited to try this disc, however when I threw it, I found it to be less stable than the flight numbers suggested. It was almost reminiscent of a slightly more stable Heat. In a headwind it turned and burned on me. The plastic and the feel of the mold are great, and I hear the first runs (mint colored) are more true to the numbers. For reference I also have a Kaxe Z, and that is a fair bit more stable to me. This disc will definitely be helpful to lower arm speeds and control shots, but if you can rip you definitely need to back off the throttle on this one a bit.

I love the Lots! It truly holds a line, you can put a lot of power on a small hyzerflip and it just goes dead straight with glide for days. You can put it on a power anhyzer and it'll hold it very nicely without turning into a throller. I think this is an amazing driver for all skill levels, beginners can grow into it, it'll be a smooth fading disc at first for them.

My first impression is that this flies like my FD but longer.  Kastaplast K1 plastic is second to none and I love this addition to their fairway drivers.  If you want a straight flying fairway with incredible grip get this.  In fact, buy lots!