Customer Reviews

Doesn’t fly like a normal frisbee. It is heavier and does not hover like a normal frisbee making it nearly impossible to chase down and catch in the air like a normal one. It arrived with the middle indented and after 3 weeks it has not straightened out. It has stood up to the chewing which is my only “pro” here.

I got this for my Dalmatian, and I'll be honest, I didn't have very high expectations. I have bought "tough" toys in the past and some might make it 2 weeks, other make it 2 days. Latch has played with this every day for almost a month and no signs of it giving up yet.

Soft, tough material, but doesn’t stand up to heavy chewers like my chocolate lab. We solve it by not allowing him to chew it. If you’re looking for a frisbee that really flies this is it. Our dog loves those long runs to chase it down!

We have a Saint Bernard puppy (9 months) who loves to chew. The “tough” tennis balls that our cattle dog can’t do damage to are destroyed in hours by the Saint Bernard. This lasted weeks and only tore after we had a play date with another Saint Bernard. It literally took two 115lb dogs playing tug of war for an hour for it to break. I think that’s a pretty good testament to its durability!

Besides it being durable, it flies fast so my dog has to work harder to try to catch it, in turn tiring her out quicker. Doesn’t throw like a regular frisbee but once you get the hang of it it’s all good

This is our second of this frisbee. Our pup is a chewer and between her chewing and it staying outside in the cold all winter, we needed a new one. It is durable and flies good.

I bought this for my husband to play frisbee with our dog. He feels it is more of a good beginner learning tool rather than something you'd want to use for an expert frisbee catcher. It is heavier than other frisbees, my husband worries that it might hurt our dog's mouth/teeth if he catches it in his mouth during high speeds. I don't know since I don't have much experience with dogs and frisbees. My dog has trouble picking this up off the ground if the lip is facing down, so I've taken to tossing it with the lip facing upwards so at least when it lands he can grab it easier. He isn't catching it mid-air yet, still learning about frisbees and what their purpose is, so he's mainly just chasing I bought this for my husband to play frisbee with our dog. He feels it is more of a good beginner learning tool rather than something you'd want to use for an expert frisbee catcher. It is heavier than other frisbees, my husband worries that it might hurt our dog's mouth/teeth if he catches it in his mouth during high speeds. I don't know since I don't have much experience with dogs and frisbees. My dog has trouble picking this up off the ground if the lip is facing down, so I've taken to tossing it with the lip facing upwards so at least when it lands he can grab it easier. He isn't catching it mid-air yet, still learning about frisbees and what their purpose is, so he's mainly just chasing it until it lands on the ground. I like that I can also use it for snacks, and occasionally I put some water in it and some crushed ice that he likes to pounce on and flip into the air. It is sturdy and somewhat felxible. … more

My dog loved this but within a few hours the edge was ripped off.

Another toy my coonhound was super excited for didn’t make it 4 hrs. I really liked how flexible it was but not durable.

This frisbee is much tougher than the Kong frisbee. I went through many Kong frisbees and they usually last a few weeks. This one I’ve had a month with no rips tears or holes in it. Very happy