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Shop the K4 Svea, a soft lightweight Kastaplast midrange built for effortless glide, laser-straight precision, smooth turnovers, and creative control. Designed for players who want the Svea’s versatile flight in an extra-grippy, gummy K4 plastic that floats in water.Couldn't load pickup availability
Svea Flight Numbers: 5, 6, -1, 0
The Kastaplast K4 Svea brings a completely new feel to one of Kastaplast’s most glide-heavy midranges. Built in a super soft, grippy, and lightweight K4 plastic blend, this special edition Svea is designed for smooth control, creative shot shaping, and easy float on and off the course.
On the course, the K4 Svea is built for laser-straight precision shots, effortless turnover lines, and smooth controlled hyzers. Coming in somewhat flatter than the regular version and weighing around 135 grams, it offers easy control and impressive glide for players who want a midrange that carries with minimal effort.
K4 plastic is a soft hybrid blend that sits between base and premium. It has an extra-grippy, gummy feel, and while wear and tear will show over time, the core flight characteristics remain. The lightweight K4 Svea also floats in water, making it a fun option for casual throws by the lake, park play, or water-adjacent holes where losing a disc is usually the concern.
Compared to standard Svea runs, the K4 Svea is softer, lighter, flatter, and more casual-play friendly. It still keeps the Svea’s glide-first identity, but this version leans harder into creativity, touch, and fun rather than being just a traditional stock midrange.
If you’re exploring more from Kastaplast, browse the full Kastaplast discs collection for putters, midranges, fairway drivers, and distance drivers.
Key Features
- K4 plastic with super soft, gummy, extra-grippy feel
- Lightweight build around 135 grams
- Floats in water for casual throws and water-adjacent play
- Somewhat flatter than the regular Svea
- Glide-heavy midrange built for smooth control
- Great for straight shots, turnovers, controlled hyzers, and creative lines
- Hybrid plastic feel that sits between base and premium
Flight Numbers
5 | 6 | -1 | 0
FAQ
How does the Kastaplast K4 Svea fly?
The K4 Svea flies with excellent glide, easy control, and a workable understable-to-straight flight. It is built for laser-straight shots, smooth turnovers, and controlled hyzers.
What is K4 plastic like?
K4 is a soft hybrid Kastaplast plastic that sits between base and premium. It has an extra-grippy, gummy feel. Wear and tear will show over time, but the flight characteristics remain.
Does the K4 Svea float in water?
Yes. The K4 Svea is lightweight and made in a plastic blend that floats in water, making it a fun option for casual throws near lakes, ponds, or parks.
How heavy is the K4 Svea?
The K4 Svea comes in around 135 grams, making it much lighter than most traditional midranges.
How is the K4 Svea different from a regular Svea?
The K4 Svea is softer, lighter, grippier, and somewhat flatter than the regular version. It keeps the Svea’s glide-focused flight but adds a more playful, floaty, casual-friendly feel.
A soft, lightweight Svea built for effortless glide, creative lines, water-floating fun, and smooth Kastaplast control.
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Hey Scott, sorry about that! Looks like you placed the order on the 6th, we had it out the door on the 8th and USPS took their time delivering it on the 17th. Once the packages are picked up by the shipping provider it is both literally and figuratively out of our hands. We strive to get everything to you asap but USPS can derail that...
Took to long to get here
Seems likena great disc. It is super soft which I wasnt expecting. But I expwct it to be a great catch disc.
I am very happy with this disc. I have it in Spark Plastic, and it flies extremely straight for me. I don't like to do the whole "The flight numbers are wrong" thing, but I will give you some context. I've thrown the Latitude 64 Explorer, the Discraft Cigarra, the MVP Relay, The Mint Jackalope, the Dynamic Discs Escape, and the Innova Thunderbird- all fairway/control drivers with a fade of 1 or 2. I see less fade from my Pipeline than any of the other discs I mentioned. It's my woods fairway, and it performs admirably.
This disc is a slept-on gem. I have the Granite version, and I am super happy with it. I feel like the 4 glide is a little understated. If Latitude made this disc, they'd call it a 6 glide. I am primarily a backhand player, and I bought the Rogue with that in mind, but the first forehand I threw with it went 30ft long from standstill. It holds up to forehand torque really well. The disc flies straight with effortless carry. I don't have a big arm, and this is a great starter distance driver for those of us who are in the 300-350ft distance crowd.
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Took to long to get here
Hey Scott, sorry about that! Looks like you placed the order on the 6th, we had it out the door on the 8th and USPS took their time delivering it on the 17th. Once the packages are picked up by the shipping provider it is both literally and figuratively out of our hands. We strive to get everything to you asap but USPS can derail that...
Took to long to get here
Seems likena great disc. It is super soft which I wasnt expecting. But I expwct it to be a great catch disc.
I am very happy with this disc. I have it in Spark Plastic, and it flies extremely straight for me. I don't like to do the whole "The flight numbers are wrong" thing, but I will give you some context. I've thrown the Latitude 64 Explorer, the Discraft Cigarra, the MVP Relay, The Mint Jackalope, the Dynamic Discs Escape, and the Innova Thunderbird- all fairway/control drivers with a fade of 1 or 2. I see less fade from my Pipeline than any of the other discs I mentioned. It's my woods fairway, and it performs admirably.
This disc is a slept-on gem. I have the Granite version, and I am super happy with it. I feel like the 4 glide is a little understated. If Latitude made this disc, they'd call it a 6 glide. I am primarily a backhand player, and I bought the Rogue with that in mind, but the first forehand I threw with it went 30ft long from standstill. It holds up to forehand torque really well. The disc flies straight with effortless carry. I don't have a big arm, and this is a great starter distance driver for those of us who are in the 300-350ft distance crowd.








