Sportime Heavy Duty Indoor / Outdoor Flying Discs - 9 inch - Set of 6 - Multiple Colors

These are some of the sturdiest discs I’ve been able to find. Usually my dog tears through regular discs so that they get warped and eventually can’t fly straight. He destroys all of his toys, so I’ve been pleasantly surprised with these. He carries them around outside and inside, and they fly even if they are a little chewed on the edges. These are a great product for the price and have lasted longer than many of the toys that the companies claim are indestructible. My dog is a half beagle/half black lab, and he’s very rough on toys even when they’re made especially for “tough chewers.” He loves these discs, and he can now catch them in the air. They’re lasting much longer than any of his other toys, and we’ve had them about 3 weeks. I will definitely buy more if he chews through them. Thanks to the other reviewers for telling us how great they are for your dogs! I’m so glad I purchased them.

Perfect for a strong chewing dog! Will not shatter and splinter even in freezing weather. They fly well enough for me, but I'm no expert... my dog is though and she loves them! I've only used one and it's still in great shape after several months of near daily use. I highly recommend!

Our puppy was fascinated watching as our neigbhors played frisbee with their Australian Shepherds who happens to be excellent catchers. We decided to find something similar that would work for our puppy. Being that there are six of them in the package, I found it to be an excellent deal!When it arrived, the puppy was interested in it but wasn't sure how to retrieve it. Our Yellow Lab showed him how to chase it and retrieve it. The puppy is a hapy camper, as are we!PROS: GREAT for dogs! Thick, lightweight, durableCONS: None noted.

To the other reviews recommending these for a chewing dog - my vizsla made confetti out of one of these in minutes and I would not recco for this purpose. Not only are they more or less the consistency of a foam stress ball, the texture is something my dog Loves chewing. Those few minutes were very happy ones for him and he pranced around the yard, leaving a breadcrumb trail of little foam pieces as he went. For dog frisbees, the Hyperflite Jawz disc that they use in dog frisbee competitions is still my top pick. Durability is still a bit of an issue with this inveterate chewer, but at least it's a great flier, which brings me to the main issue with these. It flies, as a someone once said, like a banana. Or in this case, a ball, a rock, a sandwich, etc. Terrible flier. Still, recommended if you're teaching kids who are as likely to take it on the schnozz as catch it. Very safe. Hmm.

Very sturdy and fly excellent. They are not very big, but fly straight and are made of tough plastic. My dog is a pit mix and as long as I watch him, he won’t destroy them. We’ve got hours out of the first one already with only minor chew marks.

Flies great also. I am a frisbee expert with 2 frisbee dogs that CHEW. Will last about 2 weeks, about 2 hours of play time a day

They are really good for the price. I bought it for my 4 year old and he got the hang of it pretty fast. These are not flimsy at all and can go quite a distance. We use it for casual play in the backyard and for that they work great

No. Just No.This item has one function - to be a "dog toy". While my dog LOVES Frisbees -- but he won't have anything to do with these toys. He simply refuses to engage with them. I suspect that part of his contempt for this item has something to do with their smell. He sniffs them, and then quickly walks away.They do NOT fly well. I suspect there is a major design flaw. Even a metal pie tin will "hover" and "Fly". This item simply turns perpendicular to the ground and drops like a rock.