Flying Ring Frisbee - Available in 4 Bright Colours - 1 Supplied Flyer Disc

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Designed in 1984 by Stanford engineering lecturer Alan Adler, the Aerobie has a polycarbonate core with soft rubber bumpers molded onto the inner and outer rims. The outer rim has a spoiler designed to impart stability. [4] Different Frisbees are suited to different sports and skill levels. “Ultimate discs are 175 grams,” O’Neill says. “Freestyle discs are 160 grams. [And] disc golf discs vary in weight [(from 120 to 180 grams)].” If you’re new to Frisbee, you might prefer a lightweight disc (under 175 grams) that’s easy to throw. If you’re experienced, you might prefer a heavier disc (over 175 grams) that requires more strength and offers more control. Youtube Video Video of Aerobie products in action, including throwing one of the rings out of the Aloha Stadium in Hawaii, and the demonstration of the Aerobie Orbiter

The Aerobie is best thrown in a wide open area such as a football or soccer field, away from bodies of water, roofs, trees, roads, etc. Adequate light is important. [9] World records [ edit ] Cassidy, John (1989). The Aerobie Book: An investigation into the Ultimate flying mini-machine. Klutz Press. pp.28–31, 44. ISBN 0-932592-30-9. It’s also worth noting that this Frisbee won’t float, so you’ll want to keep it away from any water. The best Frisbees are durable, easy to throw, and usually budget-friendly. “Defining features that make a good Frisbee are stability (how straight does the Frisbee fly when thrown?) and durability (quality of the plastic),” Dan O’Neill, two-time freestyle Frisbee world champion, says.

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Thanks to its lightweight, user-friendly design, this disc is also ideal for recreational throwing and catching. It’s also one of the budget-friendliest optionson our list, and it’s available in a range of bright colors. However, some users have found that it’s not as durable as other discs and can be prone to scratches and dents over time. Despite its weight, the easy-to-grip disc is still suitable for all skill levels and great for recreational or competitive play. That said, it might be a little heavy for younger players. We love that this Frisbee comes in a range of bright colors that are easy to spot. But although it’s designed for the beach, it won’t float in water, so it’s best for games on the sand.

The open centre in the ring allows each player to personalize their throwing and catching style. You can catch the edge with your hand or use the centre to catch it with your arm or foot. For a Frisbee that can go the distance, we recommend Aerobie’s Pro Flying Ring. It has a larger diameter than most others on our list, and it has soft rubber edges that give it an aerodynamic edge. Plus, the middle is wide open for catching wind gusts at just the right moment. Incredibly easy throws: the aerobie pro ring will glide through the air with complete ease, making it simple for anyone to master amazing throws for thrilling games of catch Don't let heavy & uncomfortable flying discs ruin your fun! tired of hurting your fingers while playing with heavy flying discs? look no further than activ flyers, the best-selling flying toys that are 80% lighter than standard flying discs. weighing just 33g, these flying rings provide safe and comfortable catches every time. kids absolutely love them, and you will too...WARNING GRAPHIC PHOTO OF A SEAL THAT DIED BECAUSE OF A FLYING RING DO NOT SCROLL DOWN if you think this might distress you! Aerobie: from our original flying ring to orbiter boomerangs, superdiscs, and more, aerobie high performance outdoor toys are designed to deliver exceptional performance; perfect for all skill levels Cassidy, John (1989). The Aerobie Book: An investigation into the Ultimate flying mini-machine. Klutz Press. p.v. ISBN 0-932592-30-9. As a fitness writer, outdoor enthusiast, and mom to a teen and a tween, Christine Luff, ACE-CPT, has spent many hours researching and testing outdoor gear and sporting equipment. To find the best Frisbees, we turned to two experts: freestyle Frisbee world champion Dan O’Neill and personal trainer Seamus Sullivan. They helped us understand which materials high-quality Frisbees are made from and how a Frisbee’s design can impact its ease of use and lifespan.