Falk, Svea, and Reko and still some of my favorite discs. Kastaplast plastic is so nice in hand love their discs. 

Overall great assortment of discs in arguably some of the best plastics in the business. K3 is a premium base plastic and K1 is a grippier star/gold line that feels amazing. The Reko is an excellent putter that's very shallow and has almost unnoticeable microbead. I spent a while trying out different putting putters before going with the Reko and the best way I can describe it is a more shallow Luna. 

The Svea is a solid understable midrange that's great for those shots where you need the disc to go right (RHBH), but don't want to throw FH. Very straight with lots of glide The Falk is a solid understable fairway driver that offers something for both beginners and experienced players alike. Comparable to Discraft's Undertaker and Westside's Hatchet. 

The Kasta set is a good value, especially now when demand continues to exceed supply. However, you are still better off buying these discs separately if able to do so. It's understandable that starter sets come in varied colors and the Kasta set is no exception. Unlike other starter sets, the disc weights DO vary it's the one grip I have with this set. Some sets include a lighter weight Falk ~163g-166g and some include the Falk ~ max weight. This is a fairly considerable gap IMO and something to consider if you're a new player who's still working on form and arm speed. On the other hand, a 160g class or 170g class Falk are both serviceable for experienced players. I love Kastaplast and bought this set solely because everyone I spoke with reported receiving the Falk in lower weights, but unfortunately my set included a 174g Falk that for some reason weighs more that the Reko. For those curious, the contents of my particular set was the following: Reko (171g; orange), Svea (179g; white), Falk (174g; orange).