Speed
6
Glide
5
Turn
0
Fade
2
Flight Path
Dimensions
Max Weight
174.3 g
Diameter
21 cm
Height
1.9 cm
Rim Depth
1.3 cm
Rim Width
1.5 cm
Inside Rim Diameter
18 cm
Rim Depth / Diameter
6.2 %
Rim Configuration
34.00
Flexibility
9.3 kg
Bead
Yes
KastaplastFairway Driver

Kaxe

4 / 5 · 37 ratings
Skill Level
Intermediate
Stability
Overstable

The "Kaxe" from Kastaplast positions itself as a versatile fairway driver, bridging the gap between midrange and faster drivers. With a speed of 6 and glide of 5, it covers a wide range of uses—from controlled approach shots to precise fairway throws in the mid-distance range. The disc excels particularly in K1 plastic, offering excellent grip, while K3 plastic breaks in faster, allowing for adaptable flight paths. The subtle bead on the rim is barely noticeable and doesn’t interfere with the release. For players with moderate arm speed, it serves as a reliable workhorse for distances around 90 meters, where others might opt for a Teebird. The flight characteristics closely align with the manufacturer’s ratings: speed 6, glide 5, turn 0, and fade 2. The Kaxe maintains a stable, straight line with predictable fade at the end. In K1 plastic, its overstable tendency remains consistent over time, while K3 versions gradually become more neutral with regular use, developing more turnover potential. The disc responds well to different release angles and forgives minor throwing inconsistencies. In headwinds, it holds its line reliably without veering off uncontrollably. The moderate fade ensures predictable landing zones without excessive skip. For advanced beginners and intermediate players, the Kaxe offers an ideal introduction to controlled fairway throws. As skill improves, precise hyzer lines and light anhyzer shots become achievable, while the disc’s stable baseline forgives mistakes. It performs solidly both forehand and backhand and is well-suited for technical tunnel shots where predictable flight behavior is key. Even experienced throwers appreciate the Kaxe as a dependable tool for controlled shots where precision takes priority over maximum distance.

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