Aerobie Squidgie Disc. World's Best Flexible Flying Disc!. World's Best Flexible Flying Disc! Patented spoiler rim design for long, accurate flights. Flexible material for soft catches. Floats in water - perfect for water games. Compact 8" diameter easy to pack for family outings Soft and flexible, the Aerobie Squidgie disc is fun to throw and catch. Its breakthrough spoiler rim design allows even inexperienced throwers to achieve accurate, stable flights. Roll it up and toss it in your bag for spur of the moment games of catch.  Available in orange, blue, yellow, green, and glow in the dark. Ages 5 and up. Quality made in the U.S.A.

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• Patented spoiler rim design for long, accurate flights
• Flexible material for soft catches
• Floats in water - perfect for water games
• Compact 8" diameter easy to pack for family outings
• Made in the U.S.A.
• Instructions

     Patented high performance designs produce spectacular performance and lasting impressions
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  Aerobie does not wholesale individual colors to retailers. When we order, we must accept assorted colors in each shipment, usually four of each color in a case of 24. Certain colors are always more popular than others, if we have the color you order we will ship that color, if not we will ship the color we have the most of.

Throwing Instructions for Aerobie® Discs

To make Aerobie discs fly straight, release them level. When people throw a conventional flying disc, they tend to release it sloping downward to compensate for the disc's tendency to roll over in flight. With Aerobie discs, this compensation is unnecessary. Instead, throw them level to make them fly straight. You can throw an Aerobie disc sloping to the left if you want it to curve left and sloping to the right if you want it to curve right.

SAFE PLAY - Throw an Aerobie disc only to an alert catcher, as you should exercise caution with any thrown object. Play in a clear space so participants will not accidentally trip over or crash into trees, cars, people, or other hazards. Cease play if light is insufficient to clearly see the disc in flight.