← Kaxe Z
Discs that fly like the Kastaplast Kaxe Z
The Kaxe Z is a stable midrange (6/5/0/2). A less stable, glidier take on the Kaxe: straight with a dependable but softer finish. More usable than the original for newer players and slower arms, and good for controlled approaches and shorter drives that should finish predictably without the Kaxe's hard hook. K3 runs add grip and touch.
These are the most widely thrown discs that fly closest to it, ranked by flight numbers, real-world stability and what players use them for. Highlighted numbers differ from the Kaxe Z.
| Rank# | Disc | Flight | Match | What’s different |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | MustangMint Discs · Stable midrange1 slower. | 5/5/0/2Close | Close | 1 slower. |
| 2 | ReactorMVP Disc Sports · Stable midrange1 slower, 0.5 more turn, 0.5 less fade. | 5/5/-0.5/1.5Close | Close | 1 slower, 0.5 more turn, 0.5 less fade. |
| 3 | M3 (new)Prodigy Disc · Stable midrange1 slower, 1 more turn. | 5/5/-1/2Close | Close | 1 slower, 1 more turn. |
| 4 | Roc 3Innova Champion Discs · Stable midrange1 slower, 1 less glide, 1 more fade. | 5/4/0/3Close | Close | 1 slower, 1 less glide, 1 more fade. |
| 5 | Pine (Hornan Honka1)Westside Golf Discs · Stable midrange1 slower, 1 less glide. | 5/4/0/2Close | Close | 1 slower, 1 less glide. |
| 6 | ProphecyGateway Disc Sports · Stable midrange1 slower; flies slightly more overstable. | 5/5/0/2Close | Close | 1 slower; flies slightly more overstable. |
| 7 | EMAC TruthDynamic Discs · Stable midrange1 slower; flies more overstable. | 5/5/0/2Close | Close | 1 slower; flies more overstable. |
| 8 | Kaxe (retooled)Kastaplast · Overstable midrangeSame flight numbers; flies more overstable. | 6/5/0/2Close | Close | Same flight numbers; flies more overstable. |
| 9 | MD3 (new)Discmania · Straight midrange1 slower, 1 less fade. | 5/5/0/1Close | Close | 1 slower, 1 less fade. |
| 10 | CompassLatitude 64 · Straight midrange1 slower, 1 less fade. | 5/5/0/1Close | Close | 1 slower, 1 less fade. |
Like the Kaxe Z, but…
Flight numbers are the manufacturers’; types, real-world stability and matches are Disc Golf Trading Post’s own, reviewed by the team.