Aerobie Sprint Ring 10`` (6044008)

Product Description

From the manufacturer

The History of the Aerobie Company

Alan Alder invented the Aerobie Flying Ring in the 1980’s and it became an instant hit. His wife Irene suggested that he start his own company in order to manufacture and sell his new invention just the way he wanted. So in 1984 Alan founded Superflight to do just that. Then in 2005 he changed the company name to Aerobie after recognizing that millions of people knew the company by its Aerobie brand.

The proprietary designs and exceptional performance of Aerobie products are widely recognised. They have been promin. The AeroPress coffee maker has earned rave reviews for the delicious flavour of the coffee it brews.

The proprietary aerodynamic design makes it easy for players of all skill levels to throw accurately, resulting in great fun for everyone.

Designed with a soft rubber edge to make catching soft and easy.

The Smaller, Astonishing, Flying Sprint Ring

The Aerobie Sprint flying ring is a compact version of the Aerobie Pro ring which was used to set a Guinness World Record.

Your Aerobie Sprint will fly twice as far as a regular disc which makes for exhilarating games of catch. It's ideal for those who enjoy the incredible flying performance of Aerobie rings but have younger players or a smaller space for play. The Aerobie Sprint is perfect for play in gardens, parks, playgrounds, beaches and camping trips.

Soft Rubber Edges for Easy Catches

Incredible Easy Throws

The Aerobie Sprint Ring will glide through the air with complete ease.

You will be astonished at how simple it is for anyone to master amazing throws.

The ring design makes catching easier than a standard disc shape.

Soft rubber edges for comfortable catches

Available in a selection of bright easy to spot colors

Proudly made in the U.S.A

Perfect for Exhilarating Games of Catch

Throwing Instructions

Aerobie Rings should be thrown with the printed side up.

If you want an Aerobie ring to fly straight, release it level.

People who throw Frisbees tend to release them sloping downward to compensate for the Frisbee's tendency to roll. With Aerobie rings and discs, this compensation is not needed. You can throw an Aerobie Ring sloping to the left if you want it to curve left and sloping to the right if you want it to curve right.

You can throw Aerobie either backhand or forehand style.

Spectacular smooth flights

Unique high performance design manufactured to exacting standards

Thrilling games of catch

Compact 10 inch diameter size