The dogstar flyer is similar to your regular Frisbee with added convenience and versatility. Its flexible yet durable and being lightweight allows it to float for some awesome catches mid flight!

My miniature poodle absolutely adores it! Taking it to the park means she will not even acknowledge the other dogs - it is full focus on the frisbee! Even when we stop playing to give her a break to recover she drags it around and plays by herself! Best investment ever! Well done, Ezy!

Love it! Light weight, flys well. Easy for dog to pick up and carry. He plays until he's exhausted, doesn't want to stop! Looking forward to trying it out in water too.

Great product. My dog loves this item he just loves lt and he will chase it all day if he can.

My German Shepherd is fan of Frisbee and Flyer discs and I spend a lot of money on that. The problem with Flyer discs is that if fall in water they are gone! Also with strong jaw of the dog they come broken after a while. When I tried this one I realized I wasted a lot of money on the flyer discs. This is great and absolutely best in the market. Moreover the support from EZYDOG is beyond your expectation and therefore you can't find anything better than this in the market with this price!

Our puppy (swiss shepherd) loves this. She can easily pick it up due to its curved shape. It's light and is withstanding her chewing on it until we can get it back from her. We have a large backyard in comparison to most suburban homes and it travels really well! I can't wait for her to be trained enough to run off lead chasing this flyer.. I have a feeling it's going to go pretty far!

Our non stop 2 1/2 year old girls new favourite toy! Great for the beach or the paddock. Wish I'd found it sooner!

First off, the flyer is very well made - looks like it will last a good long while! 2ndly, my dog Alfie loves it! He's a bugger with a ball - I haven't managed to get him to bring it to me but with this he loves to carry it and chases it harder than a ball. Double thumbs/paws up!

Very happy with the dogs star flyer. It has survived a few weeks now, compared to a normal frisbee that normally lasts 15 minutes before being shredded. The dog likes it to.