Nite Ize Flashflight Light Up Flying Disc - Family Game Night Toy - LED Disc-O with Replaceable Batteries - Family Game Night Accessories with Light - Select

I always get several people joining the circle as it gets dark and I pull out this frisbee. It throws nicely so even a novice can feel welcome. I ordered it four years ago and finally the batteries are going out. It's a simple matter of replacing the two CR2016 batteries. Looking forward to more fun with this light-up frisbee!

A good tough ball with lots of bounce and easy to find in the dark. Lot of bounce just like the India Rubber Balls from my childhood. The original batteries have a good life but DO Not Use Duracell batteries as replacement batteries. Duracell has a special coating on their batteries and when 2 batteries are place one on top of the other, they do not work well. I thought I had 3 dud balls, but it is the Childproof coating on the battery that stops it conduction of current between the two batteries. Called Duracell and the brilliant response was use sand paper on each battery before use. Buy another brand of battery to use, dollar store batteries work OK but the longest life battery so far is the German brand.

It lights up in the center and at the sides, and you can choose the color. But what I also like is the material. It's rigid enough to make a good throw but soft enough to catch without bruising knuckles like some other hard plastic discs. Plus it floats.

This frisbee flys very well! I was quite surprised! I'm thinking the slight extra weight from the light, helps it fly better.The light lasts for a good while. I played with it every night for an hour for about three weeks before the battery died.I don't know why they make it so hard to replace the batteries though! I took the advice of another reviewer for this process.1) Buy two CR2016 batteries.2) Pop the cap off using a spoon as leverage. This is not a twist off cap.3) Push the two original batteries out of the lighting device with your spoon.4) Take the stickers off the bottom of your replacement batteries before replacing.5) Take some WD-40 or a similar product and run some on the inside of the cap to make it easier to remove in the future.6) Put the light back in the frisbee and test that it works before putting the cap back on.

This is a frisbee that lights up. It's a bit heavy and requires slight alterations to how it is held and thrown. However, it flies well, and no matter how hard anyone smashes it to the ground, the lights will not falter (at least in my experience with it). Mine not only survived, but still looked like new after a summer on staff at a Scout Camp! Meaning it has been slapped, in the lake, slapped in the lake, yeeted into a rocky hillside, used as the ball in Fribaseball (a sport of our own invention), thrown onto 3 different roofs, thrown at other frisbees in midair, got run over by a truck, and got shaken out of countless trees. All while still lit up. Quite a good frib.

I played a lot of frisbee in college and am trying to get my kids into it now. As winter rolled in it was getting too dark after work for us to play so i picked this up. It changes colors, you can freeze it on a color you like, the power pack is central so the wall stays true to typical disk size and it is well balanced. I have to add that I love that Amazon ranks lightweight and accuracy, hopefully it is exactly the weight advertised (it is, i bought 180grams) and if you have accuracy problems... well, only a poor craftsman blames his tools. The disc is great, I'd buy it again (and likely will after my kids leave it out and my dog eats it.

Disc is almost exactly like the ultimate disc weighing in at 175g. Has a great shape and flies well.Best part is obviously the lights and they do not disappoint!!!! Multicolor lights is what I chose 👍🏻 The battery has been on for at least 12 hrs of play and shows no signs of light fading.Hours of fun have been had playing frisbee in the dark. It has been submerged in a river, rained on, stepped on, hit trees, hit rocks, hit vehicles......thoroughly tested and still highly recommended.I do recommend buying some bright glow sticks to wear so you can see who/where to throw it.

So much fun for our 11 and 12 year-old kids to play with on Halloween. We had a glow-in-the-dark night in place of trick or treating during the pandemic. They had so much fun playing with this frisbee in our backyard! It was definitely one of the highlights of the night. I was disappointed when it stopped working during our first use of it. I later purchased a replacement and we can still use the first one during the day, but it no longer lights up. Bummer! We’ve had better luck with the 2nd one, so far! It’s lightweight and pretty accurate even with the light pack on the underside.