Pro Ring (13") And Aerobie Sprint Ring (10") Set

In my mind there are no other types of frisbies. These are the best ones that exist period and they have always been that way. Easy to fly, easy to catch, long distance throws possible, perfect for kids and adults.

Once you get the hang of it and always consider which way the wind is blowing, it can easily go all the way acrss a football field with a flick of the wrist. Been using them 30-40 years if I remember rightly. Beats all the frisbies Ive ever tried.Expensive yes, but worth it. Just keep well away from trees until you really know how the wind takes them.Throw into the wind and they can soar higher and higher till you almost lose sight of them.All my dogs have loved them and carry the large ones round their necks. I cannot throw a ball, hopeless, but these - must have flown many miles and last for years. There are even record breaking awards for them. As long as I have dogs I will keep buying them, but a few have been lost to trees.

Für mich der beste wurf Ring.Fliegt hervorragend. Gut für Anfänger.

I'm a huge fan of frisbees and flying rings and I'm trying my hardest to create addicts out of the rest of my family (hubby, 11-year old, and 13 year-old.) We frequent the Oregon coast every couple of years and always take a large stash of frisbees and rings for beach time. I reserve the heavy frisbees for super windy days. For all other days, I definitely prefer the rings because they're so dang fun to fly and everyone in the family can have success throwing and catching them.I've tried every ring imaginable - from uber expensive, to uber cost-efficient. Aerobie wins the contest hands down! The main reason I love aerobie brand discs is because of their texture and outer lip. They are smooth (picture "chewy") and seamless which is a godsend to my fingertips and nails. That being said, I can definitely understand why dog-lovers decide to choose another brand. If I were a dog, I'd chew the heck out of these things and never retrieve them. The texture is just that perfect. They are made of a rubber product and have a nice density that allows them to cut through wind and fly like a breeze. My kids love throwing and catching them because the learning curve is much less than hard discs. They're so much fun to ring on your arm! (insert hand through the hole upon catching.) The ONLY downfall to Aerobie discs is their sinkable nature. They will not survive a bad throw into the Pacific Ocean. Period. The hollow center causes the disc to sink immediately. If you're lucky, it might resurface once. It won't twice. That being said, it's not worth waisting your money (in my opinion) on the cheaper variety of flying discs that tout floating ability. If they float, then they're either made of super lightweight plastic or they're lying. Neither is good given the plastic edge that cuts your fingers and leaves cuts on your arms when you perform a ringer. (Aerobie has no edge, see picture 2). And let's face it...the Pacific Ocean is a beast. It will swallow anything hole if given the chance...except for a volleyball or other tough air-filled object.In terms of size, I love the dual pack that includes one large ring and one small one. Both are equally fun and have their own benefits. I will continue to buy these fun rings as long as they keep making them. The glow-in-the-dark ones are particularly fun for night flying. Nice job, Aerobie!

Vuelan impresionantemente lejos. Lo único malo de eso es que se pierden muy fácil en el mar por lo que ya no los usamos en la playa. Se hunden directamente y no hay forma de verlos (en el Pacifico sobretodo). Recomiendo mas para espacios abiertos sin agua (campo, parques, bosque).