Camp Flyer™

Love the flexible material this is made of. My dog loves this thing, the flexible nature is a bonus for him as he loves to thrash/rat the disk after catching it. Holds up well, no damage yet but my dog isn't much of a chewer. Kind of hard for dogs to pick it up when it's on flat ground. On grass, etc they will have no problem. Throws really nicely, very forgiving.

Our 65 pound doodle plays a lot of tug and can destroy most toys rapidly. I just bought another one of these discs because, after 3 years, its predecessor finally got a tear. I am extremely impressed.

Aerodynamically, it's OK. Nothing like an ultimate frisbee disc. It tends to hover in the spin direction and dive in the anti-spin direction. But then, all flexible discs are like that.

One thing I like is that it flies pretty slowly, giving you a chance to set up your dog's catch with a little more control.

I have arthritis and I love these discs! They are so thin and light and easy to throw. I just wish they were a little cheaper because we lose them a lot. I don't let my dog have it in between throwing sessions but when he has managed to find it and chew on it, it eventually will get holes. Even with a few teeth holes they still fly well though.

This is our second camp flyer, only because we lost the first and couldn't live without it. They are super durable. Love how soft and flexible it is... my dog can actually catch it without almost knocking her teeth out! And it flies very well, makes me look like I'm good at frisbee :)

My almost 3yo doberman just discovered frisbees and this one is by far the best we've used thus far. She's a bit of an idiot and thinks it needs to be picked up off the ground in the middle, not from a lifted edge, so it's seeing some abuse from sharp dog teeth in a powerful mouth as she tugs at it. There are a couple holes in it, but they're not growing and it doesn't affect the flight. It throws great and washes off well. I take it away from her and put away in between sessions - I doubt it would stand up to some of her anxious gnawing that it would be subject to otherwise.