Kastaplast Berg Mini Marker Disc

Best approach disc you will find. It’s like a pig but even stickier. If you don’t know how to use it (like Zach) you probably won’t like it. Used correctly theirs nothing better

This is a very unique disc both feel and flight. I actually really like the K3 firm plastic it is stiff and grippy

This disc is fantastic. As a forehand player, one of the main things I struggle with is straight flying shots with a straight finish. It is a limitation of the forehand throw. The Berg is incredible at taking torque and not overturning. You can throw it as hard as you can and it won't go far. It flies slow, dies fast & straight, and rarely kicks, rolls or skips hard. Great for tricky scrambles or forehand putting.

Full Disclosure, I have only played one round with it because of the frigid winter, but I was throwing it well (very very nice Turn to it). Excited to use it more this Spring! As far as the plastic goes, some of the best that I have ever felt. Very grippy, but still flexible. The mold feels like it came out perfectly, no sharp edges or anything. Cant wait to buy another Kastaplast!

I really love my Berg. Admittedly I do not use it on every hole. It is a specialty odisc in my opinion. However; it is a specialty disc that comes in handy fairly often. Have a fear of long down hill putts or death putts with a large drop off or water behind and close to the basket? This is your savior. This disc flies straight as the flight ratings suggest. But it does not want to fly. Really, it doesn't want to skip, slide or roll either. Any time you want a disc to just fall out of the air and stick to the ground near the basket on a straight approach inside 150 feet this disc is it. This disc is soley responsible for knocking 2-3 shots off my round on trickier courses. I haven't felt the need to use it much at all on beginner and intermediate courses. But the next time you face a death putt at a tester or layup distance you are going to wish you had this disc. It does need to be thrown a little harder than your other putters because it just wants to fall out of the air. But then again if flying past, rolling past, skipping past the basket leaving a tester or worse happens to you more than once or twice a round... Berg.
Michael P.
Holland, MA
USA