🏹 Boomerangs with Delicate Design and Optimal Distance Review

This boomerang flies 60 meters and returns. A decent wind (5-15m/s) helps, and it's not for the faint of arms. They also need enough space to throw. You do NOT want it to end up in a tree or land on a hard surface. This is not for beginners, but once you have some experience this boomerang is well worth the price and a must have for any collection.

A real classic. It requires a bit more skill than some of the other boomerangs, but once you get the hang of the basics, you'll be rewarded with great low-flying circles. I found it required higher rotation speed and a bit more latency than expected. You should definitely return this and not just hope for the best. It's perfect for the intermediate skill category. If you don't know how to increase rotation speed and how waiting time affects recoil, just keep it in your pocket until you know…

Learning to throw this thing (still in the making) is extremely difficult for a perfectionist. THAT RETURNS. This boomerang works 100%. Only problem is you have to really understand how to throw it and it has to be windy outside. I might bring it back on 1 throw in 15, but that's only because I suck and haven't had time to master it yet. Definitely worth buying if you are really good with boomerangs, but as a beginner I highly recommend a beginner boomerang to get better and eventually learn…

Excellent boomerang. Makes a circle of about 100-120° with a deviation from the wind direction of 45-60°. Needs a good sharp cast, not too much offset - I use max 10-15° offset. Some people complain that it freezes. This is because it is call heavy and needs to be matched. In light winds, fold in the edges before throwing so it doesn't fall halfway to the ground. In strong winds, lower the edges down and don't throw too straight into the wind, otherwise it will fly "into the sky" and then…