Aerobie Squidgie Disc Glow Flying Review

We have scattered them with our young children and they are great! Unlike hard plastic, they won't hurt anyone no matter how hard you throw them. And the rubbery, flexible material makes them easy to catch. They also suit me better as I'm not very sporty and I'm afraid of something hitting me :). I'm no Frisbee expert so can't comment on how accurate they are at throwing, but once we got the hang of them we were pretty good at throwing and catching.

This is the best "flying disc" ever made. I can't stress this enough. Outside of disc golf, decent frisbees are hard to come by, and it's usually P'sOS. This thing casts well and doesn't damage anything including my car, kids and dog. The air foil lip works really well and this thing is pretty light. My dog picks it up occasionally and doesn't harm him, but I wouldn't say as a chew toy. Incredibly, my teens are asking me to give them this INSTEAD OF PLAYING VIDEO GAMES. It is so good.

First, I like that it's flexible yet flies far and straight (you have to throw a little harder than traditional hard plastic throws, but once you get the point it's easy !) but I deducted a star because I was sent two unpainted "glow in the dark" discs which makes them very difficult to see when playing outdoors and collects dirt. When ordering I wasn't given the option to choose a color but I decided I would receive one of the colored ones as in the picture but in my case it wasn't. I still…

I bought this item because it claims to glow in the dark. So when the package arrived I took all 3 out of the package and left them under the light to "charge". Later that evening I took three Frisbees and two of my dogs out into the yard and nothing glowed in the dark. I went back inside and pulled the packaging out of the trash and none of them had any mention of Glow in the Dark other than some kind of sticker that was there, most likely after it was made. They work well as regular frisbees…

I have an Australian Shepherd who is obsessed with playing CDs. We had one of these that was neglected because it's so flexible and weird to drop. Because of their teeth and gums, we started using them and holy chickens! We threw away all the other discs and bought a few instead. Flexibility means how you move your wrist and guide the dial makes all the difference. Once you get used to it, this disc will be a lot of fun due to its extreme versatility. More specifically, if thrown right at the…

This is my dog's favorite toy. I have a Standard Poodle and he loves catching this disc. It does not harm the mouth, "floats” well and is easy to pick up if it falls. That last bit is the big selling point. Some discs are so thin and slippery that he can't get his jaw under them to scrape the floor. Eventually he gropes him desperately until he turns around so he can reach him. Not this disc. He can always pick it up. This is a very soft rubber. My dog isn't destructive, but if yours is, it…

My dog is a Frisbee fanatic. We've tried flying saucers, which usually get destroyed after a few weeks (because my other dog runs after them and rips them up). She loves this frisbee! This item is affordable and durable as I have owned it for about 4 months now. You'll have to adjust your throwing method (like any Frisbee) but it goes a decent distance! More importantly, it's gentle on my dog's teeth and strong enough to withstand a 20 minute frisbee session (and not get ripped apart by my…

For a few months I have been playing three different Frisbees with my medium-sized dog about once a day: Squid, Dogobi and Kong Flyer. This is the best to date. SquidgiePros: Soft enough to be easily caught without hurting your dog, hard enough to fly accurately and throw easily. Glides very well. Cons: Slightly more destructible, can chew a lot, but don't let your dog play tug-of-war with it. It won't break, but the frisbee isn't difficult to pierce. Overall: A great middle ground option, soft