Hyper Pet Flippy Flopper Dog Frisbee Interactive Dog Toys [Flying Disc Fetch Toy Floats in Water & Safe on Teeth] (Colors Will Vary), Multicolor, 9"

Best dog disc period. My pooch loves the "F"-word. We have to say it that way or she starts to get excited if we say "frisbee". These things are so easy to throw, almost fool proof. So many others you have to bend to get to float well, etc. These are also quite tough. Even compared to some "indestructible" discs I've tried, these hold up as well or better. They do tend to break down in winter easier, but I imagine everything does. The bright colors are great. Flies great. Not exactly cheap, but have paid more for much worse. A five pack should get us through a whole year.

You can’t get far distance like a regular frisbee but can go far enough, & floats in the air, & is soft yet durable & will not harm a dog’s teeth or mouth. Will order more.

The media could not be loaded. My dog loves frisbees, but now this is the only one I’ll ever buy again! If you’ve ever had a dog frisbees you know that some dogs can eat/chew-up a frisbee in literally minutes. Not this one, no way! I’ve bought several of these because I keep one in my truck, one on my boat, one for the backyard, and one just for the dog-park (can you say “community drool”?I take these everywhere (see videos) and every single dog that gets ahold of it loves it. As a matter of fact the only problem I’ve ever had with it is when I take my dog to the dog park all the other dogs fight over this frisbee.As far as quality it’s tough as nails, sure if my dog sat and gnawed on it for hours he might eventually tear it up but it would take a very long time and I would see him chewing it up. My dog and all the other dogs at the dog park will gnaw and chew on it and not one dog (from labs to retrievers to pitbulls to Rottweilers to even a malinois, a German Shepard and a massive cane corso to a little cur of a dog) not one has torn it up, and they ALL play tug of war with it.It’s great for teaching young and old dogs how to catch because it is soft enough not to bounce out of their mouth and they can catch it with a good grip. The best thing ever: it’s malleable and can be easily put back into a round shape even after heavy pulling.It floats on the water perfectly and will not sink no matter how wet with water (or drool!).On top of that it’s very light yet is easy to throw in even heavy wind, and as a frisbee guy for decades when I say it throws good, it’s pretty darn accurate whether wet or dry.Personally I have found I like the pink one the best (not the pink swirly one, even though it’s fine I like the black edging on the others as they seem tougher and more solid for throwing). The solid pink ones are easier to see in water, grass, dirt, etc.I have bought 5 of these so far, not because they get trashed or fall apart, but like I said it’s because I have one for every purpose.Highly recommend the solid pink as best color wise.

Very durable dog toy. These last much longer that the other brands. They should make them in bright colors, orange, yellow and red.

The media could not be loaded. I have a cattledog who is an absolute frisbee nut and we play frisbee at least twice a day every day. I've probably owned two dozen of the Flippy Flopper Dog Frisbees over the last several years and I've tried most if not all dog frisbees on the market. After literally thousands of throws I can say the Hyper Pet frisbee is by far the best in terms of flight dynamics and weight while at the same time being safe for the dog. It's about finding a balance between distance and hang time which allows the dog to catch up to the disc and make the catch. Many competing frisbees simply don't fly long enough due to how they are constructed and wind up on the ground. The Flippy Flopper has a parachute effect once it's in flight which helps it maintain hang time and makes for great catches. The disc can easily be thrown 50-75 yds or more (key is not to overpower the throw) and hangs long enough for a quick dog to make the catch.This frisbee will not withstand a chew session for very long so you need to take the disc away after your session if you have a chewer. It's fairly easy for the dog to chew through the seams and pull out the rubber ring around the edge and I know dogs that enjoy doing just that when left alone with the flopper for a period of time. That being said, when used as a frisbee for games of catch it has plenty of durability and my dog has discs that are 8+ months old stashed all around the yard and garage (but not in the house!) as a testament to its durability.All the designs are great but our favorite is "Go Nuts for Donuts" (especially in the morning session) and the "Green Monster" (eye). Would love to see some new designs Hyper Pet or better yet a custom option!So if you have a frisbee dog or a dog you would like to turn into a frisbee dog this product is what you are looking for. Enjoy!