Nerf Dog Nylon Flyer Dog Toy, Flying Disc, Lightweight, Durable and Water Resistant, Great for Beach and Pool, 9 inch diameter, for Medium/Large Breeds, Single Unit, Blue

I've tried several of these dog frisbees and this one is tied for first place with the Chuckit Paraflight.The paraflight is a little softer around the edges, easier on a dogs mouth when catching at higher velocity or angles. But this Nerf one can fly further and better than the Chuckit. My border collies don't seem to care which one, they just live for playing with these. In terms of durability, both this Nerf and the Chuckit last me about 3 weeks before start to fray and fall apart. Don't let the dogs used them as a chew or tug toy else they'll last even less. But just normal fetch, about a month.

I have tiny dogs and didn’t realize just how big this flyer is—oops! My older, larger dogs absolutely love it, though. It’s lightweight, soft, and even great for indoor play (no broken lamps yet!). My 8-week-old puppy, on the other hand, is still trying to figure out what to do with this giant flying thing. For bigger dogs, it’s a win! For tiny ones… maybe in a few months!

Fair warning, my dogs did end up tearing this to shreds - it just took them a couple of weeks of hard play. The size was perfect for my 60-75 pound dogs, it did a great job when being tossed - overall, I think my dogs found this to be a fun toy. However, how long this toy lasts and its respective "durability" will depend on your dogs. Mine are notoriously rough, so, this toy was gone in about two-to-three weeks. Long than expected, but still not around long.

My pet loves this soft but durable frisbee. The other stuffed toys she chases after, she will return for a while, but she then just lays there and chews off the appendages. This toy is durable enough to withstand her attacks. She's been playing with this one for about 4 months now and is still holding up. This is the second purchase for her as nothing is impervious to her excitement. the first one lasted about 2 years and was well worth seeing the joy on her face.

While my 9 month old pup loves it, he destroyed it on the second day itself, even after being careful about getting it out just during play time and not letting him chew on it as much as i could prevent….. The one from chuckit survived a lot more than this one. Would not but again.

I wanted a soft "frisbee" that wouldn't hurt my dog's mouth if she caught it on the fly. Being flexible, it doesn't "fly" as good as a solid disc might, but it can make it across my back yard (which is pretty wide - 100+ feet) on a good throw.Starting to get a bit ripped because the dog treats it like most of her toys, but she loves it and loves playing with it a lot more than the tennis ball we use otherwise. The price is right, so I'm inclined to actually get one or two more (she'll drop the one she's holding if I throw another one, so I don't have to tug-of-war with her for it, which just damages it more).Unless you want your dog to be a professional frisbee catcher, I think this is a really good choice to protect your dog's mouth and have a lot of fun.

Good size, flies great and dogs love it. Unfortunately, after an excited medium sized dog bends and chomps on it a couple of times, the outer ring separates because it is not attached well to begin with. I have used many of these, and they always come apart in the the same place. So predictable, it almost seems like an intentional flaw to make it more disposable. To test this theory, I opened one up and gorilla glued it back together. After that, it lasted a long time. But who has time for that - there are other brands that last much longer. Too bad, if they just glued it together as well as I can in my kitchen, it would be a great product.

It's durable, you just might get it lost in trees or on roofs. It's great fun though.