Customer Reviews

Ok, this time they got it right. Great new design I can see this one will last. Not to say you can leave this for dog to chew on, but playing with “all you want” I admit my blk Lab will just carry it all day, but if my Chihuahua has it to himself he may find a edge to attack. Lol

I have a Sheltie that is OBSESSED with Frisbee! We are even in a frisbee club! This is one of the best frisbees I have used and Leo loves it too, without going hard plastic. Sturdy, durable and flies far! Will buy again.

"Chuckit! Paraflight" toy is of excellent quality & long lived, even with extra rough play. This is the only frisbee type dog toy we keep on hand as others just didn't compare for both flight ease & durability.

I thought I would try out this frisbee after going through 5 or 6 of the regular blue and orange Chuckit frisbees....and although it has lasted a bit longer, the "glow" part is very dim. We primarily use it during the day so it's not a big deal, but if you're purchasing for night time fun, you might be disappointed.

Only trouble was the dog was able to bite and rip off an edge piece and destroyed it the first day!

My first complaint was that even with my car headlights the glow of this frisbee is about 1/5 the lumens of their glow balls. Then after my first toss my dog ripped the first frisbee, the second frisbee lasted about 5 or 6 tosses later and now that too is torn.

Our Belgian Malinois (19 Months) loves this soft frisbee. I'm a big fan because the material is soft and has not caused any damage to her gums after repeated catches. She will likely catch this frisbee in the air approximately 20 - 30 times per day. As a puppy we tried balls, hard plastic frisbees and she had no interest at all in retrieving. I originally started out with the Medium Chuckit! Zipflight when she was about 4 months old. The Medium Zipflight is a more durable design but is more difficult to consistently toss where it gives a dog the chance to catch in the air. Our young Malinois would dive for the Zipflight and catch it while rolling over but would always seem to come up with the Our Belgian Malinois (19 Months) loves this soft frisbee. I'm a big fan because the material is soft and has not caused any damage to her gums after repeated catches. She will likely catch this frisbee in the air approximately 20 - 30 times per day. As a puppy we tried balls, hard plastic frisbees and she had no interest at all in retrieving. I originally started out with the Medium Chuckit! Zipflight when she was about 4 months old. The Medium Zipflight is a more durable design but is more difficult to consistently toss where it gives a dog the chance to catch in the air. Our young Malinois would dive for the Zipflight and catch it while rolling over but would always seem to come up with the Frisbee at the end. The fact that it was durable made it a great way to play tug-of-war with her. I decided to try the Large Paraflight Max Glow Dog Toy and while some of the reviews address the durability (granted some dogs will destroy this item within a few minutes) but I will tell you that I have been using the same frisbee for over 3 months (average life expectancy from my experience is 2- 3 months) and while I don't play tug-of-war with this item our Malinois (See Picture) does not chew on this frisbee. I stocked up and order over 25 of the Paraflights because she loves it so much and I can't imagine a world and specifically "My Dog's Life" without this frisbee. Also, this frisbee can easily travel 30 - 50 yards and floats and hangs in the air and that is when she puts on a show for all to see as she jumps in the air to catch it with amazing grace and poise. Tip # 1: Sometimes I wet the frisbee with water to add a little more weight to increase the traveling distance. Another Tip # 2: Cutting the Tags off helps with a better flight. On behalf of our Belgian Malinois Shepherd she is giving this item 4 PAWS UP! … more

Just like the other three Chuckit frisbee toys we've tried, this one is falling apart and barely useable after only a month. Tried to upload a picture, but the site wouldn't let me- sorry! Moving on to a new brand. Do not recommend.

OK, I figured out why this is not a toy for "non-fetchers". My pups love to go after balls and such, but bringing them back is still an issue. We are are the "fetchers". By the time we retrieve the toy, damage is done. So until they learn how much fun it is for them to bring back whatever we throw, we are going to save money by not getting these great toys.

Pup loves this disc. Nice and soft on his teeth and the walls for indoor play time. I also love that I can wash it on the gentle cycle to get it nice and clean.