🎉 Fun Central 12 Pack - 10 inch Flying Discs: Backyard Games & Sports Party Favors for Kids & Adults - Assorted Colors Review

Bought this for my crazy frisbee shepherds. I took out two of these when it was colder and thought the cold was making them brittle. Took the rest off today and they all broke after a few minutes of play. The dogs caught them and they cracked. Her gums bled from cuts. With this shit straight into the trash can.

We bought these frisbees to use as plates for our son's birthday party. We washed them, put parchment paper on them and the kids had a fun plate to eat which was another party favor. While I can't confirm how well they fly or withstand a playful dog I can say they seem good for the price.

This is dangerous. The plastic is brittle. When my dog pulls out a frisbee, she drops it and leaves teeth marks on the plastic. You will see teeth marks on a regular frisbee, but the disc will NOT burst. Not so with this one. Photo on the second and fourth roll. Images that break At this rate, I'll go through all 12 in an hour.

Dog loves them. Probably enough for the next 5 years. She's a little Frisbee champion. It doesn't destroy them much, although it gnaws them, but not enough to consider them flightless. I'm a pitcher and I love how they feel. When I throw them to her at home, she has a hard time turning them over (on a flat surface) to pick them up and reach. They have no grooves for teeth to cling to. But definitely 5 paws all the way!

They are great. Flight stability is much better than the 99 cents I bought locally. My dog isn't the best at catching frisbees but they fly straighter, slower and more stable than the cheaper ones, especially if you spin them well. Plus if I have a few of these I can have a few dry ones when we toss. It's hard to get grip for a good spin when they're covered in saliva. He went from about 50%-60% of his catches to 70%-80% (both percentages include bad throws; ^) not his fault). They fit the…

One of our dogs is a Frisbee freak. She loves catching them, digging in the garden and gnawing pieces off the edges. In addition, it does not depend on any species other than plastic. So we've been buying her the same PetSmart Frisbees for years, and while they're very cheap, they don't last very long, so we've been looking for Frisbees that are "acceptable" to her (ridiculous, I know). , but it's deteriorating), but it lasts longer and isn't super expensive. After trying dozens of them, we…

I'm ashamed that I don't read reviews. They were placed to show up during ordering and I thought at first they were the same ones I ordered 3 times. Not so! The first one I threw broke the outside edge when it hit the ground with snow (not very hard). Before I could reach it, my medium sized dog grabbed it and chewed it off, breaking it in her mouth. The small pieces of plastic were very difficult to remove from her bleeding mouth. So it's not good for dog hunters. These things are so fragile I

I'll start by saying I bought these for my dog. He is obsessed with frisbees and I had to find a replacement for my cheap promotional frisbees that I bought from the vet. They fit the bill, the $16 dozen seemed about right. When I took them out of the box I liked what I saw. They're a decent weight and fly well, but they're made out of hard plastic rather than the softer plastic found on some rims. As you know, the harder the object, the more fragile it is. These frisbees are no exception. The…