KONG Flyer - Durable Dog Toy for Outdoor Playtime - Natural Rubber Flying Disc for Fetch - For Medium/Large Dogs

I've had this since 2018. I'm back on because we have a new dog and she has even more fun with the disc than our older dog. It's strong enough for tugging between them but no worries about chipping their teeth when catching it. Flys really well and the little one gives it a right good shaking before bringing it back. No doubt for me that it's worth the money.

I write this as a dog walker whose used this frisbee with 4 different breeds, sizes and ages of dog and all have absolutely loved it. It's floppy, heavy rubber with a small rim- the floppiness means you have to use both hands to fly it with which you'll be sorry about when its wet and muddy. I've not taken a star away because the dogs love the floppiness, it means they can really enjoy swinging it around the place and fold it in half in their mouth. The weight allows it to fly steadily in high winds, just spin it into the wind. Because the rim is shallow you have to throw more with the arm and less with the wrist. The floppiness is also great because you can play pull games with it. I've had a Labrador bury it, chew it and my own collie drop it in the river- it stayed in the river for three days till it was shallow enough for my dainty dog to drag it to the shore, and pick it up without getting his head dry. KONG vs West Paw Flying Dog Toys West Paw Design Zogoflex Zisc Dog Toy I thought I might write a comparison between the Kong Flyer to the West Paws one as they are the better frisbees for dogs out there and I have had several of each. The Paw's frisbee is firmer and can be thrown one handed, and further, but I'm using both at the moment and I'm afraid the dogs prefer the Kong. The Paw's one claims it can float but I have two frisbees somewhere in ditches that say otherwise. That said it will float a little while the Kong was drops like a stone. The wider rim allows a better wrist flick and better flying, it's lighter but that counts against it strong wings. Over all both have equal merits but for the price- West Paw was £12 when I bought it and now have raised their prices to £18! King is more than £10 cheaper and (which should count as the most important thing) the dogs seem to prefer it.

This is the best frisbee we have found for our young collie, who likes to chew a lot! 3 months of using this and it hasn't broken at all. This gives us piece of mind that she's doesn't eat bits of plastic. Flies well and will last a long time. It's worth spending a bit more on this...we tried cheaper Frisbees but they just didn't last. Highly recommend.

The product is very good ,but my German Shepherd Devil hound Cassie has gone through them in less than a week, she rips and bites at it like any of her other toys and hence it can no longer be used as a flyer, However if you have a well behaved dog that drops it , it will last for months, it flies a good 20 to 30 metres with a good throw, although the old ball and chain manages about 3 feet, apart from that it gets 4 star because the prices have fluctuated recently going up and down by approx 20% , depending on seller but all in all its an excellent flyer, flies far and very well and is very cheap for what your actually getting and would definitely recommend to any pet owner. After 5 minutes of throwing the dog is nearly as happy as a dog wearing sunglasses with its head stuck out the car window riding shotgun, really decent product.Don,t bother with inferior plastic brittle flyers which break after one throw, get this instead.

Very durable. I have a Staff/American Bulldog cross and these are the only things that he doesnt destroy. Good size for a large dog. Easy to clean

Two reottweilers have been trying to make this into more than one piece for at least 18 months. We've lost one thats the only reason I am buying another. I don't know what they make these from but they last like granite. Superb toy that flies, stretches, get the life pulled out od it and it keeps on going!

Honestly folks, if ever a purchase demanded 100 stars this is the one. Quite frankly this is the greatest thing I have ever bought. Nothing I own is so perfectly designed, well made, and competitively priced. I want to kiss the person who designed it and feed their cats while they're on holiday. My daughter's Dalmatians were put on this earth with a purpose. This purpose is to stress test to destruction every dog toy, dog bed, dog coat, harness and lead, every human shoe, jumper, coat, sock, sofa, stair gate, item of garden furniture, every tree, every blade of grass and every other dog with which they come into contact. The average life span of any toy is an hour. This is still going strong three months after I bought it for them. When I say still going strong I mean it hasn't got a dent in it. Seriously. They bite it, they chew it, they play tug with it and they cannot land a glove on it. It is also a perfectly designed frisbee flying through the air with the greatest of ease. When it rains, which is always, and everything is muddy, which is always, the ting can be rinsed in a puddle, folded into a small bag and it will pop open ready for the next savage and ultimately futile assault. If this was a car I'd drive it off a cliff relaxed in the knowledge no harm would come to me. If it was a woman I'd marry it. Not that it would have me because it would be the most beautiful, the most desirable woman on earth. I'm not one to gush over a simple dog toy, well, OK so I am, and um, yes well, get one you won't be disappointed.

I chose this one thinking it would be very durable. When it arrived my dog took to it instantly. Unfortunately by day 3 she’d ripped a large piece off the rim. I know it isn’t supposed to be indestructible but I’m disappointed that it’s not going to last as long as I thought. Don’t get me wrong it’s far from being consigned to the bin and I’m still glad I bought it but I’m now looking st the Kong Extreme toys. Probably not so much the toy at fault as me not being aware of how strong my new rescue dog’s teeth are :)