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Apr 23, 2024 12:00:00 +0100
Scott Stokely is taking to the 2022 DGPT tour.
He is a past world record distance holder in both backhand and forehand, he's been working hard to get his body ready for throwing and Kastaplast have backed him coming back to the DGPT Tour. Support Scott's journey by grabbing one of his 2022 Tour Series discs.
We want to channel our inner Scott Stokely.
The Kastaplast Berg is becoming a go to for the overstable putter slot in bags across the globe and is often in the same conversation as the Zone, Harp, Pig and Tactic.
It is known for its lack of glide and good high-speed stability, yet without tons of fade, the Berg is a slow and straight flyer that won't play tricks on you. Even on windy days.
Berg is designed for distinct shots, where you don’t need to worry about the disc hoovering far passed the basket. The disc features an ergonomic thumb track which is prominent on the top side while not being noticeable at the bottom. This makes it feel very different from any other putter. Berg is Swedish for mountain.
Suitable for: Windy days, fearless putts and distinct approach shots.
I've been meaning to buy a Berg K3 for ages as it immediately felt good in my hand. Still learning the disk, but it seems to fly wherever you aim it (hyzer, straight, ani) and then stops like a brick as soon as it runs out of power, without gliding past. I wouldn't particularly recommend it for putting, as I get a weird release due to the unusual shape, but it's a great approach disc. Hyzer flip on low/medium power gives a nice straight flight, with a little turn or fade depending on the power. I'm experimenting with full power hyzer flips and it seems like a really straight flyer even at speed!
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Sam Stow
It's a berg
I like it and it was on sale so I am pleased with the deal I got. Berg is a disc I have many of it it goes very consistently.
