Hyperflite K-10 Jawz Dog Flying disc • World's Toughest Canine Competition-Approved Flying disc • Best Competition Flying disc Toy for Pets • Puncture Resistant • 8.75 Inch • Pink

My dog loves frisbees and this one is perfect for him. It flies way better than the cheap frisbees and is easy to throw. My dog also likes to chew on his toys and this one has held up well compared to other toys. The pink color is great to spot in the woods.

Worth it. This frisbee is the only one our Aussie hasn’t demolished. It has a great weight and balance - making it fly so nice. It even hovers a bit before falling (like magic?), so it’s great for dogs who want to catch mid air!

The media could not be loaded. I hesitated buying such a pricey Frisbee, but my dog needed something sturdier that could really fly. This is the one. Totally worth the investment. It's not flexible, but it seems to be coated with a thin layer that makes it soft to catch, making it easier on the teeth and gums. This thing really flies, and she is getting better every day

I thought my dog would destroy this immediately, just like she does everything! Nope. This frisbee is intact and her most beloved toy. Unfortunately, after five years of going with us around the country, We just lost it and she is desperate for another. Will order another soon

Excellent disc by Hyperflite, flies straight and is bite proof. Virtually indestructible. My pup Tyson loves his discs

This frisbee is easy to throw and certainly flies far enough to give any dog a good workout. It is heavier than an average recreational version so it holds up better to being dog-handled by my 2 border collies. Because it is heavier though, and fairly rigid, it can really impact on a dog's mouth and teeth if they make a mid-air catch on one that is moving fast. When that happens I can hear the frisbee hit the dog's teeth. I've also seen some blood on their lips and tongue, so now I am very much more careful when throwing this, keeping it lower and not letting it arc steep and fast toward the ground. Be aware and use caution if buying this item. Or, look for a lighter and/or softer version and accept the tradeoff in distance and durability. It is not worth having a dog lose teeth or injure their mouth while trying to give them some fun and exercise.

Work great for dog sports. Dog loves them.

I have a large German Shepherd named Blaze that has been protection trained, can bite pretty hard, and loves to play frisbee. If he could pick only one toy to have forever it would be his frisbee. I found out early on that plastic frisbees got crunched into pieces after 1, maybe 2 throws if I was lucky. Because of that I bought the Kong brand frisbee that's red and made out of rubber. We went through about one every 2 months or so. "Upgraded" to the Kong Extreme Flyer (more flexible black rubber) that would last about 5 months before Blaze would tear a hole in them. Keep in mind this was just from playing with it outside. He does not chew on his frisbees inside.I figured with Kong's reputation of having extreme toys that it must have been the toughest frisbee on the market..... wrong! I haven't had this Jawz Hyperflite too long, but I can already tell it's going to last a long, long time.First of all, when USPS delivered it, it appeared like they felt too lazy to walk to the door so they smashed it into the mailbox. I was aggravated and thought I might have to send back a bent disc. I opened the padded envelope it came in and it was in perfect shape. It's slightly flexible, but not nearly as much as the Kong frisbees. The Kongs required some skill to throw by the way and if it's windy out forget about throwing it. The day the Frisbee came it just happened to be windy out and more than the Kongs could handle.The Jawz flew straight every single time I threw it and never got tilted or thrown off course by the wind. Blaze chewed on it on his way back, tore at it on the ground with his paw, and usually gets a pretty good full mouth bite on it when he catches it(probably a product of his protection training). I expected at least some scratches, maybe the shiny logo scratched or worn out some, maybe even some tooth indentations. Nothing happened to it. Still looked brand new after the harsh USPS treatment and a large German Shepherd chomping on it. If you're on the fence about buying it just do it. I'm glad this company made such a good alternative to the poorly made "tough" frisbees out there.