Giant Flying Disc Soft, Foldable & Floats in Air - Encourage Outdoor Play & Family Fun - Great for Kids, Parent-Child Interaction, and School Activities

We are now on our second giant flying disc at my house. My two kids have loved playing with this all summer long. The giant size makes it more fun than a regular frisbee and the fact that it folds up into a pocket makes it great for travel, camping, and taking to the park. My only complaint would be that it is not very durable. my kids and their friends played with this all last summer and, by the middle of this summer, the fabric was shredded. However, it was so much fun that I had no qualms with ordering a replacement as I know it will facilitate hours of fun again.

This is a fun disk, it folds and unfolds quickly and easily. The case is handy and fits it well. The larger size makes it easier to catch and throw for a variety of people.

This is bigger than expected but folds down for easy transport. great backyard toy.

Was excited about this purchase. It showed up on time in the packaging expected. Took it out to play catch and was IMMEDIATELY disappointed. If you know how to throw a Frisbee, then this item should be avoided. It is SO flimsy that when you try to apply any sort of torque to achieve a good amount of rotation the disc FOLDS WHILE ATTEMPTING TO THROW. Thus, I took about 80% of the spin off my throw just to be able to achieve a clean release. Once in flight you had better start running because this disc obeys no rules of normal Frisbee flight. It hooks when you think you're throwing straight, it fades when you try to hook it and has a nasty habit of gaining too much altitude if there is the slightest cross- or headwind. Once it does decent it typically turns over so it lands on it's edge. The flexible nature of the disc acts like a shock absorber so that when it hits the ground it springs into a spirited roll and will roll at least 3/4 of the distance away from you that it flew in the air. I think it may be good for people that have no idea how to throw a disc because the only way to get this thing to fly straight is to throw it VERY lightly, thus allowing you to play catch with a disc about 8 feet apart, which seems silly because the disc is nearly 3 ft wide. Luckily it was Expensive. Returning as defective because this thing can't really be played with. My 11 year old daughter can throw a regular Frisbee and finds the finicky and unpredictable flight of the Disc to be unusable. Well, her direct quote was: "Floppy Trash" I think the manufacturer got too cute by half with the product design. It's the foldable aspect that makes this play value so terrible. If it was just a rigid hoop with the same coverings it would likely fly better. But at leas the foldable aspect will help it take up less space in the corner of the garage when you "put it away" (read: set it aside because you never want to throw it again).

This flying disc works great but I find it difficult to fold up like many similar items that fold up the way this one does. It's also a bit expensive for what it is, it probably costs 2-3X what it should.

Lightweight and adds a new dimension to the frisbee toss. It floats a long ways and one should be aware of wind gusts that can send this disc a long way off.

It flies really wonky. We had found one similar to this at a clearance store and LOVED it. This one is not nearly as good and was 4 times the price. It flies really wonky and is hard to aim.... maybe users error, I don’t know.

We had a "pool" frisbee that my son really liked and i thought since that one wore out we would look for a replacement. This one seemed awesome online. It was honestly just okay as it never really flies straight no matter how you throw it but aside from that we still had fun with it because of the sheer size. Whats disturbing though is it's already starting to rip at one the areas where it "folds". I would not recommend or buy again.