Kastaplast Berg

About

The Kastaplast Berg is one of the most distinct putters in disc golf. Known for its extremely low glide, unique thumb track, and controlled landing profile, the Berg is built for players who want short-game precision without worrying about the disc floating far past the basket. “Berg” means mountain in Swedish, and the name fits the disc’s identity. This is a slow, deliberate putt and approach disc designed to stay close to where it lands. It is especially useful for controlled approaches, touch forehands, windy putts, and short placement shots where distance control matters more than glide. Different Berg plastics change the feel and long-term performance of the disc. K1 gives players premium durability and a clean release. K3 offers a grippier baseline feel for putting and touch approaches. Specialty runs like K1 Soft Glow add flex, grip, glow visibility, and collectible Mold Team appeal. Choose the Right Berg Plastic The best Berg plastic depends on how you plan to use the disc. Choose K1 Berg if you want the most durable, premium Berg for throwing and long-term approach use. Choose K3 Berg if you want a grippier, baseline-style Berg for putting, touch shots, and a more traditional short-game feel. K1 Berg The K1 Berg is the premium workhorse version of the mold. K1 plastic gives the Berg excellent durability, a smooth hand feel, and consistent performance through repeated approach shots and tee shots. Choose K1 when you want a Berg that holds its flight longer and stands up better to heavy use. This is the best option for players who use the Berg as a throwing putter or approach disc and want reliable low-glide control over time. K3 Berg The K3 Berg is the grippy baseline option. It gives players a more tactile feel in the hand, making it especially useful for putting, short approaches, and touch shots around the green. Choose K3 if you want more grip, a more traditional putter texture, and a Berg that can season into a straighter, more workable version of the m