Kastaplast's Stig sits on the border between a midrange and a fairway driver. It is slightly understable and can be used by players at every level who are looking for a disc that is easy to throw on the straight throws. Whether you are a beginner or experienced, there are many ways to use a Stig on the course.
In the DIY version you get a completely white disc that is especially well suited to painting yourself. Painting discs has become very popular and is also called "custom dye", where special paint developed to colour plastic is used to make beautiful patterns on the disc. The disc comes with a small "Kastaplast DIY" stamp on the underside. The name of the disc's mold is moulded into the bottom of the disc. Kastaplast K1 plastic is known for being especially good at taking colour.
The product image shows the bottom of the disc. The top is completely blank white with no stamp.