Aerobie Bounce Disc, Throwing Disc Toy for Kids, Backyard Toys & Outdoor Games for Adults & Family, Ages 5 & Up

WILD! This thing is a flying disc that bounces off of walls. We played with the kids outside and found all sorts of trick shot angles and fun bank shots. Left us sweaty and out of breath. Played for a solid hour at the play ground by their school. It's like playing pool with a disc in 3D. Ground, walls, grass, bounced off a chain link fence. Love this thing. It's nuts. Takes a little bit of practice, but the pay off is really fun. A solid sports toy option!

Not quite as pliable as we hoped. A but stiff.

Aerobie is a name I didn't think I'd see again. The old flying rings were a hit when I was younger and you could do some fun tricks with those things. This is still pretty fun, basica a 'safety frisbee'. Bounces off everything and flies true to a regular, plastic frisbee (not a disc, those are different), but if you're a ten-year-old in the streets and you smack a car with this, you're not going to bother the neighbors.

Was doing a search for DOG Frisbee/disc, when this came up. I thought it would be fun, but puppy was not impressed and lost interested immediately. It's too bulky and awkward for the puppy compared to a normal Frisbee. The bounce that I thought he would enjoy, he was turned off by it because he would rather maneuver to where he tracks it to land and catch it or stop it to bring it back. This bouncing version only annoyed him because he would follow the track only to be in the wrong spot. The few times he didn't get annoyed with following the unpredictablity, it was just too akward for him and too heavy. So, this purchase was a hardcore FAIL. My bad, sorry Mr. Mikoto.

Doesn't really bounce like I would've expected. Decent as a frisbee though I suppose, although it's hard to catch with the skeleton

This disc is a lot of fun, but not quite what I expected. It’s kind of like a frisbee mixed with a bouncy ball, but it doesn’t bounce as much as I thought it would. Still, my kids (7 and 10) really enjoy playing with it in the yard, and even I’ve had some fun joining in.The design is neat, but the plastic spring edges make it a little tricky to catch. It’s not painful or anything, just a bit awkward compared to a normal frisbee. That said, it’s soft enough that I’m not worried about anyone getting hurt if it hits them, which makes it good for younger kids too.We’ve used it in the park and around the house, and it seems to hold up well. Not perfect, but still a cool toy that gets everyone active.

My 7 and 4 year olds went nuts over this thing, they were tossing it, bouncing it, even trying to play soccer with it lol. It’s super light and easy for them to throw and chase without getting hurt, which I really liked. Only thing is after a couple days of rough play outside, it started looking pretty beat up with a few little tears on the edges. Still works but def looks like it won't last forever if your kids are rough like mine. Still, sooo much fun while it lasts!

Don't buy broke on the first day my son used it and the rubber shell ripped!