Kastaplast Kaxe
Flight path RHBH
Kastaplast · Mid-Range Driver

Kaxe

Flight Numbers

6

Speed

4

Glide

0

Turn

3

Fade

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About the Kaxe

Kaxe: Kastaplast’s overstable mid-range driver

The Kastaplast Kaxe is a unique hybrid that blurs the line between midrange and fairway driver. With flight numbers of 6 | 4 | 0 | 3, it offers a dependable, torque-resistant flight that can handle power without turning over, finishing with a consistent and confident fade. Its stability and precision make it an excellent choice for both controlled drives and longer approach shots.

Approved on May 19, 2014, the Kaxe features a 21.0 cm diameter and a 1.5 cm rim thickness, giving it a solid, comfortable feel in the hand. The 1.9 cm height and 1.3 cm rim depth add to its versatility, providing enough glide to push forward but with a reliable finish that players can trust. Whether thrown forehand or backhand, the Kaxe is built for control and consistency across a variety of shot shapes.

What the numbers mean

Speed6How fast it has to be thrown
Glide4How long it stays in the air
Turn0Right at high speed
Fade3Left as it slows down

Flies like…

How much the Kaxe turns and fades depends on how hard it is thrown. These three shapes are drawn from the manufacturer’s numbers, not from measured throws.

BeginnerUnder 300 ft drive
Intermediate300-400 ft drive
AdvancedOver 400 ft drive
Speed · Glide · Turn · Fade

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