Manu Pro Yellow Boomerang - for Kids 8-80! A Great Professionally Molded Boomerang Designed by World Champion Manuel Schuetz!

This is my first boomerang. I'm really surprised by how well it works considering I have zero experience. It definitely does come back when you angle properly according to the wind. I expected it to have more of a flat, circling, arc... but mine tends to climb up and return to me with a somewhat steep dive. Totally makes sense to me why a lot of people throw with gloves on. Catching it feels amazing from an accomplishment standpoint but can hurt quite a bit on the physical side.The area outside my home is just big enough to throw, thankfully, but it does require much more room than expected. A park is the ideal spot. Wouldn't recommend throwing this on blacktop or rough areas as it does seem like it will easily scratch. A couple of my early throws have landed with some hard contact but the boomerang remained intact, so that's nice.With practice I'm sure my return rate will get to a higher level, but I'm very pleased that I was able to complete some perfect tosses already. I'm confident in the boomerang's shape and construction, so I know any errors right now are on my end. Manuel Scheutz definitely knows his craft and has developed a stellar design. I'm interested in trying different models in the future; it's fun!The price seems a bit steep but everything's expensive these days. I'm not sure anything cheaper would provide such good results. For now I'll be trying to get my money's worth out of this... which should happen unless I happen to crack or lose it.A very satisfying purchase overall

Full disclosure, I'm about 15 hours into throwing boomerangs. I wish I had bought this first, as it is far easier to throw properly, and is more forgiving for throws that aren't perfect. It travels farther than a fast catch boomerang and is easier to throw hard and apply proper spin to due to the weight and balance.My tips are to throw it at a slightly upwards trajectory (maybe 30% vs. the horizon), relatively straight, and make sure it has enough spin on release, it is very important. Also keep the wind on your left cheek, and make sure you have the proper side facing you. Wear both eye protection and gloves, it is easy to lose it in the sun and boomerangs in general can cut up your hands if they hit with enough speed. Have patience, and watch some instructional videos online, as well as following the good directions Colorado Boomerangs sends with these. If you find it isn't reaching you on the throw, throw it slightly higher and make sure there is enough spin, which is very important. If it keeps going back too far behind or in front of you (making a "4" instead of a circle), check the wind direction and throw more to your right. If it is too windy, put the boomerang away and fly a kite instead, because anything over 9 mph or so will blow it all over the place.Check out my video here for it in action.

As others have stated... Takes a LOT of practice and it's not meant to hit hard concrete nor blacktop, especially when thrown Incorrectly too low making it fly in a straight up and a straight down vertical high speed drop on a hard surface. So i see it pretty durable. I believe the Blue and red one are made up with a different material. I ordered them two as well, but i didn't recieve them yet, so i can't leave a review them yet

Best value for the money and it came with instructions on how to fly it. Its not bad for a first boomerang.

Just received them. Wanted to make sure everyone gets a size idea of how big and thick they are. Haven’t tried them yet, but certainly will update on how these fly.