Hyperflite Jawz Blueberry 2 Pack Competition Dog Disc 8.75 Inch, Worlds Toughest, Best Flying, Puncture Resistant, Dog Frisbee, Not a Toy Competition Grade, Outdoor Flying Disc Training

We have had many dogs and have 2 English Springers now. The female is a CHEWER. We have had several brands and all end up in the trash after about a month or so from having the sides chewed up. We tried these and YES they are EXPENSIVE BUT we've had them for several months and they HAVE NOT BEEN CHEWED UP!!! Yeah us! Easy to throw, bit heavier than other disc but worth the ease of not having to replace every month or so. Both River and Holly carry them around and play with them constantly.

This is the best flying dog frisbee I've been able to find. It's a little tough to throw in the wind but people who are better frisbee throwers than me can still make it fly straight. It flies pretty far too so if your dog is fast like mine, you'll be able to get it out ahead of her/him.

My dog is a soft mouth Sheltie, so she doesn't need such a strong disc. We are going to train some dogs at a dog shelter and anticipate these will be very good for strong mouth dogs. The disc is a bit heavy. This has pluses and minuses. Major plus, seems like good type of disc for hard bite. Also could be a plus in windy conditions. Flies true, good and straight. Only minus is a bit heavy. Another plus, has typical sloped shape of the Whammo type disc my dog likes.

These are the most durable frisbee we have tried. My Malinois goes through them pretty quick. They don't fly as well as some others but they hold up. We probably do 150-200 catches a day and they still look good after a few weeks. Others have worn out a lot quicker. Even the older black version of this same disc didn't last this long.

A 57 lb. Large Border Collie has been running this frisbee down 3/4 of the way across 3 acres and catching them 95% of the time for 1 to2 hours a time. He has been doing this for 4.5 yrs and is 5 yrs old. An 80 lb American Pitt/ lab, solid black, 2 yr old we have had for a yr has been doing basically the same, except for 50% with the catches, for 1 year. Both frisbees are very smooth with just slight nicks on the under edge that remain soft to the touch. They both continue to play, scoot, dig and bite the fribees while taking breaks, in the snow is their favorite.

This flies very nicely, and has held up for several weeks now with no signs of failing. This has become our 🐕 favorite exercise toy!It definitely strikes a nice balance of durability and flying distance.

Our dog loves chasing these. He will not chase any other frisbee. They're flexible but durable.

My German Shepherd made quick work of every other frisbee we tried. Eventually we gave up trying to find durable ones and cut our losses by buying cheap plastic ones in bulk. For a couple years we would go through about two 99 cent frisbees a week, but the quality of the brand we were buying decreased to where they would only last one use and splinter into sharp plastic shards, so I needed to find an alternative. I've been using these (daily) for a month and they show absolutely no sign of wear except for the logo, which disappeared pretty quickly. They are a little tricky to get used to, as they do tend to sink pretty easily. By no means terrible, but if you're used to the cheap plastic kind these will feel heavy. Would recommend them to anyone who has a toy destroyer like mine.