KONG Flyer Dog Frisbee

This is by far the best frisbee I've had. I think this is our 4rd re-order. It's pretty sturdy, the weight helps it make a more steady and controlled flight. Our dog is completely disinterested in any other toy, she'd do anything for it. The only downside is that it doesn't float, so we did lose one of these by throwing it in the lake. Lesson learned.

I'm about to order my third one of these in 6 years. The previous ones have been outside for years. They were lying in the scorching sun, submerged in the paddle pool for days, frozen stiff on cold nights, used both as frisbee and as tug toy. After 2-3 years of this daily abuse they start to become brittle and eventually tear. They're a bit stiff when new, but become softer after a couple weeks of use. I can't recommend these frisbees enough.

I can't say the frisbee is not fun - it really is. Our dog loves playing with it. However, after the first few sessions of fetching, the frisbee already had holes from teeth, despite only being carried - not chewed.

My dog loves this, it is weighty and durable and flies really well. It is also flexible so no worries about injuring her mouth when she catches it in midair, my dog refuses to get out of the car on walks until I give it to her! If you're looking for a decent frisbee I'd recommend this one.

This is fantastic and excellent value for money. We bought the first one over five years ago and our Chesapeake would not go on a walk without it. It is true the softness makes it prone to damage if a dog chews hard, as other reviewers have complained. However, when he was younger our dog would chase it and grab it out of the air. Here the softness is a great advantage, as it reduces the risk of injury. In other words, it is not 'rubbish' per se, it really depends on what your dog is doing with its toys. Over time the odd one disappeared, either because another dog got hold of it and destroyed it or because we managed to throw it into ditches, lakes, rivers etc. - it does not float! What have we learned from that? Simply always to have a spare one at home. After all, we wouldn’t want a disappointed, moping dog, would we now?!

This is a great toy - stands up to a lot of chewing and is made of nice soft rubber so is gentle on the mouth for the dog to catch. An excellent buy, highly recommended.

compared to the Old Navy flyers, this frisbee is very heavy and flies like a rock: a certain distance, and boom, down. My super agile shepherd hates it, and so do I. I expected better from Kong brand than this complete disappointment

this is my dogs favorite toy, it flies well and is very strong. he has had his one for about 5 months and loves to chew but it is still in one piece. the only problem i have found is it can be difficult for him to pick up and cant use it on the beach as he ends up eating the sand every time he picks it up.

My Collie had been through 3 frisbees in 3 weeks. We bought this one because Kong have a good reputation and we weren't disapointed. It flys very well and is easy for kita to catch. It is soft and bendy so doesn't hurt her mouth. The only small snag is that its hard for her to pick up on tarmac but fine on grass. She loves it and so far it's lasted 6 weeks without a scratch on it. I highly recomend this product. Well worth the money if your dog is mad about frisbees like mine!

We love this Frisbee! I've had it since my Border Collie puppy arrived. In 7 months, he’s only managed to make a tiny hole in it and it still flies perfectly. I bought a second one so I can do tricks with both at the same time! I highly recommend it.

My dog is absolutely thrilled!

I gave the toy to my dog and he broke it straight away. It looked like it would be tougher, but it didn’t last long at all! I’m not happy with the product. Given the price, I expected it to be more durable.

Amstaff, 35 kg, destroys everything, and even had a big problem with the ringo. It’s not something you can just give to your dog and let them do whatever they want, because then they’ll definitely tear it apart. But for rough play, throwing, and even tugging, it’s absolutely fine.