You are correct, in fact we are twice wrong because the Guld AND Reko X came out in between, I think I only have eyes for the Jarn. Apologies for our error.
MidRanges have rims between 12mm and 15mm wide. 16mm is a Fairway driver (for example, a Leopard is a Fairway, as we all know). And I might have thrown the Leopard instead of the Leopard3. It's not like the L is discontinued, and it's the same speed-category as the Stig, with it's 16mm rim. Wouldn't make a huge difference though, as the L3 doesn't get but a few extra feet over the L.
I'm also a little disappointed that the Leopard was left out of the comparison. it's probably the most popular midrange-ish fairway if you decide that the 6,5 speed Crave doesn't qualify. I throw Signal and Fission Hex for this slot, and while both discs get the job done and fly about the same distance, they definitely do it different ways.
It is such a great disc. Love it. If thrown with a hyzer, it just pops up and holds the straight line forever. Epic anhyzer disc.And the new K1 plastic, which you somewhat ignored that it differs since they moved the manufacturing to Latitude, is simply one of the best on the market. One thought on Svea, it seems to me after couple videos you have not quite understood it throwing it flat at max speed. It is not meant to be thrown at max speed. I feel it as a great beginner disc. Even with my noodle arm power I throw it flat at some 80% max, on full power I give it a good amount of hyzer. Thrown like that it glides forever. Not that far as Wingman Havran or Axiom Hex, but almost. And I love it for C3 putts.
The Ascend that I picked out for my wife was hilariously overstable, obviously plenty of things can play into that but even for me I could barely get it to turn, critically, before my elbow injury got worse.
@@SixSidedDiscs now I really wanna try the Stig and see how it compares. I am a lanky limbed muscle boi and put some speed on my throws so perhaps it will throw like a faster Paradox? We’ll see
@@TomDub20 If your Paradox is as flippy as it has been when we've thrown it, the Stig should have a little more stability than that, that +1 fade definitely came in on some of the shots we saw.
That's typical MVPitis, the opposite of Kastaplastitis😂Same with my Drift and Relay, sure they turn over on a good nose-down 400ft throw, but when thrown at a comfortable speed, they're pretty much just straight. On the other hand, many manufacturers rate roller discs with only -2 turn, which IMO is not a great choice since that's still three whole numbers away from the extreme -5 where most fast rollers should belong. I think Rhythm for example should've kept the -3 for the turn instead of trying to base off the Innova legacy scale. When a disc turns over from medium hyzer or goes into a cut roller on a flat 400ft throw, that should definitely warrant a spot closer to -5 than 0.@@SixSidedDiscs
Make sure you tell us the distances for every shot in every video. It helps me know how they will fly for my arm speed. Also how used are the comparison discs?
Great question. It would likely depend on the plastic as a DX, Star and Champion Leopard are going to fly pretty differently to one another. Remember flight numbers are not super accurate when compared from one manufacturer to the next. I've heard some people say the Stig was a little stable for them. If a Leopard is Understable for you, you might want a lighter weight Stig or maybe a K3 one if they make that in the future.
I would compare the Stig to a Star or Champion Leopard, which I think is a 6/5/-2/1? I'm more familiar with DX Leopards for some reason, I think the Stig is nicely understable but probably more so for intermediate players.
This may offend some Kastaplasters but I should have said, "The last release I cared about was the Jarn" because I absolutely love the Jarn, it finally sealed that approach slot for me after trying everything else. The Guld is too much like the Rive which I like, and the Reko X is unique, but doesn't fit my hand well. So I guess I just erased my memory of them lol
@@SixSidedDiscs I hated the Jarn at first and it has become my most thrown disc the last 6months in K3. Thank you for this great review, I’m upset the KaxeZ is gone as it was my straightest flying “mid” that handled torque. I’m excited about this Stig as my hand hates the feel of a traditional mid, so these 6 speed Kastas are perfect for feel.
Please take a note from this Bodanza vid (ua-cam.com/video/9wBJVeUlA6k/v-deo.html) about the importance of learning the proper pronunciation for these disc names. It's hard to take you seriously talking about the "goat" and the "svee".
![I REALLY Tried to HATE This Disc... [Kastaplast Berg Review]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/J3UXszVmVyk/mqdefault.jpg)
GULD came out between STIG and JARN.
You are correct, in fact we are twice wrong because the Guld AND Reko X came out in between, I think I only have eyes for the Jarn. Apologies for our error.
Well basically it's just the second retooling of the Grym 😅
Excellent review. Thank you for doing this!
thanks very much for this review. I think I'll get one.
Your review is awesome. I just ordered this disc thinking to replace my gstar leopards cause the new run is soooo under stable
.
I need this. Looks great.
April 20th! I might need one too!
MidRanges have rims between 12mm and 15mm wide. 16mm is a Fairway driver (for example, a Leopard is a Fairway, as we all know).
And I might have thrown the Leopard instead of the Leopard3. It's not like the L is discontinued, and it's the same speed-category as the Stig, with it's 16mm rim. Wouldn't make a huge difference though, as the L3 doesn't get but a few extra feet over the L.
I'm also a little disappointed that the Leopard was left out of the comparison. it's probably the most popular midrange-ish fairway if you decide that the 6,5 speed Crave doesn't qualify. I throw Signal and Fission Hex for this slot, and while both discs get the job done and fly about the same distance, they definitely do it different ways.
the Fifthgear was great man!!!
YES
OG leopard. I had a smooth turn over with my Kaxe z with a forward finish.🤷🏻♂️
It is such a great disc. Love it. If thrown with a hyzer, it just pops up and holds the straight line forever. Epic anhyzer disc.And the new K1 plastic, which you somewhat ignored that it differs since they moved the manufacturing to Latitude, is simply one of the best on the market.
One thought on Svea, it seems to me after couple videos you have not quite understood it throwing it flat at max speed. It is not meant to be thrown at max speed. I feel it as a great beginner disc. Even with my noodle arm power I throw it flat at some 80% max, on full power I give it a good amount of hyzer. Thrown like that it glides forever. Not that far as Wingman Havran or Axiom Hex, but almost. And I love it for C3 putts.
Yep, love it.
Would have been nice to see it compared against Ascend by Streamline, similar numbers and flight. I love it for turnovers.
The Ascend that I picked out for my wife was hilariously overstable, obviously plenty of things can play into that but even for me I could barely get it to turn, critically, before my elbow injury got worse.
@@SixSidedDiscs now I really wanna try the Stig and see how it compares. I am a lanky limbed muscle boi and put some speed on my throws so perhaps it will throw like a faster Paradox? We’ll see
@@TomDub20 If your Paradox is as flippy as it has been when we've thrown it, the Stig should have a little more stability than that, that +1 fade definitely came in on some of the shots we saw.
That's typical MVPitis, the opposite of Kastaplastitis😂Same with my Drift and Relay, sure they turn over on a good nose-down 400ft throw, but when thrown at a comfortable speed, they're pretty much just straight.
On the other hand, many manufacturers rate roller discs with only -2 turn, which IMO is not a great choice since that's still three whole numbers away from the extreme -5 where most fast rollers should belong. I think Rhythm for example should've kept the -3 for the turn instead of trying to base off the Innova legacy scale. When a disc turns over from medium hyzer or goes into a cut roller on a flat 400ft throw, that should definitely warrant a spot closer to -5 than 0.@@SixSidedDiscs
Make sure you tell us the distances for every shot in every video. It helps me know how they will fly for my arm speed. Also how used are the comparison discs?
The discs we compared were also new. I think distances will become a key part of our videos moving forward. Thanks for the suggestion!
Do a DGA Breaker review please. Everyone is sleeping their amazingness
Nice vid man! This disc looks tasty!
I agree! If this was a clip from a DGN live stream, it would be the Halal Guys spicy shot of the day! lol
@@SixSidedDiscs I can’t even see the phrase “Halal Guys” without hearing Terry’s voice in my head haha
Sounds like a slower Falk.
Great review.
I’m sold!
Love the feel of the Stig, if I ever lose my F5 i will try one!
As a swede hearing an american say the names of the discs hurts my soul :P
I think I got better in our Midrange video with Göte but I'm sure there's plenty of room to improve! I shall do my best!
How does this compare to a regular leopard? They have the same flight numbers?
Great question. It would likely depend on the plastic as a DX, Star and Champion Leopard are going to fly pretty differently to one another. Remember flight numbers are not super accurate when compared from one manufacturer to the next. I've heard some people say the Stig was a little stable for them. If a Leopard is Understable for you, you might want a lighter weight Stig or maybe a K3 one if they make that in the future.
How does this compare to a Leopard? Not Leopard 3.
I would compare the Stig to a Star or Champion Leopard, which I think is a 6/5/-2/1? I'm more familiar with DX Leopards for some reason, I think the Stig is nicely understable but probably more so for intermediate players.
It is basically a warship
everything flies 300ft
Kaxe overstable...🤣
Looks like a Leopard 🤔
ur a handsome guy
Guld? Anyone…..anyone…..y’all forgot the Guld?
This may offend some Kastaplasters but I should have said, "The last release I cared about was the Jarn" because I absolutely love the Jarn, it finally sealed that approach slot for me after trying everything else. The Guld is too much like the Rive which I like, and the Reko X is unique, but doesn't fit my hand well. So I guess I just erased my memory of them lol
@@SixSidedDiscs I hated the Jarn at first and it has become my most thrown disc the last 6months in K3. Thank you for this great review, I’m upset the KaxeZ is gone as it was my straightest flying “mid” that handled torque. I’m excited about this Stig as my hand hates the feel of a traditional mid, so these 6 speed Kastas are perfect for feel.
@@SixSidedDiscs I’ve like the Guld more than the Grym, it’s my second furthest Flick disc and I can trust it to turn a bit but not burn over.
Please take a note from this Bodanza vid (ua-cam.com/video/9wBJVeUlA6k/v-deo.html) about the importance of learning the proper pronunciation for these disc names. It's hard to take you seriously talking about the "goat" and the "svee".
lmao
Sounds like a Zombee.