Kastaplast

Kastaplast Tuff

Regular price $12.99 USD
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Plastic: K3 Hard
K3 Hard
Weight - Color (Stamp): 174g - Blue (Teal Foil)
  • 174g - Blue (Teal Foil)
  • 174g - Pink Magenta (Pink Foil)
  • 176g - Lavender (Pink Foil)
  • 176g - White (Sky Blue Foil)
  • 173g - Orange (Black)
  • 173g - Blue (Red Foil)
  • 174g - Lavender (Red Foil)
  • 173g - White (Green Foil)
  • 174g - Yellow (Red Foil)
  • 172g - Magenta Pink (Pink Foil)
Plastic: K3 Hard
Weight - Color (Stamp): 174g - Blue (Teal Foil)
Kastaplast Tuff - K3 Hard / 174g - Blue (Teal Foil) - Skyline Disc Golf
$12.99 USD
K3 Hard / 174g - ...

Flight Numbers

3Speed
4Glide
0Turn
2Fade

The Kastaplast Tuff is a straight-to-stable putt and approach disc rated 3/4/0/2, made for confident putter drives. It brings usable glide, strong line-holding, and a finish that checks forward instead of dumping out sideways. A rounded edge and a small but significant bead give it a comfortable grip and clean releases, plus a touch of extra stability, so you can lean on it with a firm backhand or flick it on a forehand without wobble. It stays composed even when your timing is not perfect. Off the tee, the Tuff wants to climb on a gentle arc and carries longer than most brick-style approach putters, then drops flatter and settles without any surprise ground play. Compared to its cousin the Reko, the Tuff has noticeably more glide, which is exactly what makes it such a reliable point-and-shoot option on short holes, controlled upshots, and windy circle-two bids. It is also a dream to cycle: keep a fresh one for wind and firm releases, and beat another into a straighter, floatier thrower, all with the same hand feel. More shot shapes, less decision fatigue.

Why Throw the Tuff?

🎯

Point-and-Shoot Control

A straight, dependable flight that holds your line and finishes forward, not sideways, every time.

✈️

Glidey Throwing Putter

More glide than most approach putters, so it carries confident putter drives farther down the fairway.

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Wind Ready

Stable enough to trust in a headwind, with a reliable fade that checks forward and settles on time.

Small-Bead Grip

A rounded edge and a small bead give a comfortable grip and clean, wobble-free, confident releases.

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Backhand & Forehand

It stays composed on firm backhands and forehand flicks alike, even when your timing is not perfect.

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Easy to Cycle

Beat baseline runs into straighter, floatier flights while keeping the exact same comfortable hand feel.

Plastics

Popular

K3

Baseline - Grippy - Tacky

Kastaplast's grippy baseline blend with a comfortable tack. Great for putts, touch upshots, and cycling into straighter, floatier flights as it beats in over time.

K3 Hard

Baseline - Firm - Clean Release

A firmer baseline feel with a quicker, cleaner release off the hand. Great when you want a crisp, confident throwing putter that holds its line a touch longer.

K1

Premium - Durable - Grippy

Kastaplast's premium blend, delivering exceptional durability and grip with a slightly firmer feel. It holds the Tuff's stable flight consistently for long-lasting performance.

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Frequently Asked Questions

The Tuff is rated 3 | 4 | 0 | 2. That's putter speed with good glide, no high-speed turn, and a dependable fade, giving it a straight, controlled flight that holds its line and checks forward at the finish.
The Tuff is the Reko's glidier cousin. They share a similar hand feel, but the Tuff has noticeably more glide, so it carries putter drives and approaches farther before its dependable fade brings it home.
It shines as a throwing putter and approach disc. Its glide and forward-finishing fade make it excellent for putter drives, upshots, and headwind approaches, though its small bead and comfortable rim make it usable for putting too, especially in fresh baseline plastic.
Yes. The small bead and stable flight make it torque-resistant, so it holds up to forehand flicks and firm backhands without wobble, and its dependable fade lets it fight through headwinds and settle where you aim.
The Tuff cycles beautifully in baseline plastic. Keep a fresh K3 or K3 Hard for wind and firm releases, and beat another one in to a straighter, floatier thrower. You get multiple stabilities with the same comfortable hand feel.
K3 is the grippy, tacky baseline that is great for touch and cycling. K3 Hard is firmer for a quicker, cleaner release. K1 is the premium blend with the best durability and grip, holding the Tuff's flight the longest.

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