AerobieOrbiter Boomerang – High Performance Easy to Throw Boomerang, Soft & Safe Rubber Edges, Accurate & Stable Guaranteed Return Flight, for Ages 13+

This works to such an extent that I lost the first one as I threw it only for it to come flying past and into a house on the edge of the park. Only use it in a giant space or it will belong to someone else pretty quickly. Get the hang of it and it’s brilliant fun for adults and kids alike. Watch out, it has some pace and it hurts when it hits you on its return journey.

Had a Pro version of the round Aerobie that we've had great fun with for years and have found very robust. Thought we'd try out a boomerang version; this is great fun but requires some practice to throw right and can go way off target if the wind is high! Haven't managed to get it to return right to where we launched it but maybe that's an issue of practice. My one critcism is that it could perhaps do with being a little larger and heavier for more momentum but good fun. Main advice for this is make sure you have plenty of open room and no trees or high hedges nearby!

Once you get the general technique it really foes come back and is a lot of fun (though isn't 100% accurate so a little work is required if you want to catch it) properly the best boomerang iv tried. Though goes a long way so be prepared to collect it whilst perfecting your technique hahaWell worth the money 💰 good fun.

Great toy, my boy loves it!Thrown at the correct angle it comes back round in a circle!

I bought this for mixed aged grandchildren below the age of 13 years - and of course myself. It certainly flies but not necessarily in an U shaped orbit. The instructions refer to 'tuning' it by bending the wing tips. What makes the flyer rigid is a wire core - something like a metal clothes hanger gauge - but it wasn't clear how much of this you had to bend which in itself wasn't that easy. Anyway over a period of a week I had a job getting it to come back so it kept me fit but we nearly lost it a couple of times as a consequence. A video of how to throw and tune it would be useful - and of course to show that it actually does work - so only an average score. I suspect this requires a lot of practise and probably therefore is more suitable for older teenagers upwards.If anyone can recommend an easier robust throwing object that does come back relatively easily then I would be pleased to hear from them.

Had an aerobie pro when I was young and loved it, then at school a friend introduced me to the aerobie sprint (basically a smaller version of the aweobie that doesn't end up in the trees quite as fast). Bought both again last week and again am impressed by how far these thins can go. Only problem, my daughter is too young and my wife not really interested and playing frisbie by yourself is somewhat dull....I remembered that I also at some point had an aerobie boomerang. I was going to buy another brand as I remember I could never really make it work, but after a bit of research found it was the best selling boomerang in the world... apparently (maybe simple marketing worked its wonders on me). It arrived today and like a little child tried it out at a football field. First throw went straight to ground, second one way too high and after that it was fairly constant. Cought maybe 1/10 tries but this was certainly the first time I ever cought a boomerang. Very happy with it and thought I'd share my enthusiasm while it lasts...You can amend the flight a little by bending the wings but this needs a big field of open space, is flying really fast and very close to the ground for most of the time. It is rubberised so should not chop heads off but it's not a backyard toy either.I am confident I will have heaps of fun with it (until it ends up in a tree - like all aerobie products do at some point). Recommend it for mature enough ppl.

This is great fun. It's not quite a boomerang, because it does more than just come back. It goes round and round several times (if you throw it right) before it comes back. I'm not very good at getting it do what it should do, but my partner got the hang of it pretty quickly. Be warned - you need a lot of space, e.g. a big field as it can go a long, long way. Don't use it in high winds. Also, even if you think you are throwing it in the same way each time, it's journey can be quite unpredictable. But I would recommend it as a new alternative to the frisbee.

Arrived 1 and a half days after ordering (1 week before due delivery) using standard delivery. Reasonably priced, not sure how long its going to last but my puppy is going to love it.My dog did have a Frisbee (bought from a pet shop) and she loved playing with it, because of its robust plastic it made her gums bleed - the Frisbee had to go. A few weeks ago my puppy met a friend at the dog park who had an Aerobie, the owners have never had a problem with it, recommended it and gave my puppy a spare. That was a few ago, we have had endless fun with it and no injuries so I got my puppy her very own Aerobie boomerang for her upcoming birthday. Its soft around the edges making it safer for my dog than most of those being sold for dogs.