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Mold: The Kastaplast Tuff Putter in K3 Plastic — Speed: 3.0 | Glide: 4.0 | Turn: 0.0 | Fade: 2.0
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TUFF Is Here The Putter That Wont Back Down

TUFF takes you from A to B in the smoothest way possible. This straight shooter has a rounded edge and a small bead, for a comfortable grip and excellent control, and the glide and small fade make it great for approaches. Let the TUFF boost your confidence and elevate you to greater heights within the circles.

The time has come for Kastaplast to add another disc to the line-up, a putter TUFF. The putter is one of the most used discs in the bag, and the feel in the hand is equally important as the flight. Getting to know your putter is one of the most important keys to master disc golf, and small variations in shape or depth can make a big difference when deciding whether it will make the bag or not.

• TUFF features a rounded profile with a small bead, ensuring a smooth grip and easy control.
• The flight is stable to overstable, with enough torque resistance for confident sidearm approach shots.
• The glide makes it a terrific throwing putter.
• Available in both K3 and K3 hard base plastic.

The nametuffis a common word in Swedish for something, or someone, that is resilient and wont back down, with an attitude to boot. We think its the perfect name on a disc that will match the confidence in every birdie you make. This one will be a serious contender to claim the putter pouch!

PDGA Specifications
Max Weight: g
Diameter: cm
Height: cm
Rim Depth: cm
Rim Thickness: cm
Inside Rim Diameter: cm
Rim Depth / Diameter Ratio: 7.1%
Rim Configuration: 62.75
Flexibility: kg
Certification Number: 25-25
Approved Date: 2/10/2025

Plastic: K3 – See all K3 Discs
K3 is the Kastaplast base line plastic grippy in all conditions. With this plastic you will get that nice worked in feel pretty quickly. Compared to other base plastics, K3 is medium soft.

Stamp: Stock
This is the standard, or stock, stamp for this mold in this plastic, at this time. Stock stamps change from time to time as manufacturers attempt to keep their offerings fresh.