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Right-Handed Boomerang with a Good Return and Soft Edge

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Designed for right-handed, occasional throwers to use recreationally in light wind.

An innovative boomerang made from two materials for a good, safe return.

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Composition

Main fabric

10% Styrene Ethylene Butadiene Styrene
90% Polypropylene

Features

Weight:43 g

Fly quality

We have carefully designed the weight and shape of this dual-material boomerang to make it safe to use and to give it a good return. This tri-blade boomerang is easy to play with. The shape of the blades affects the speed of its spin and the trajectory to ensure that it always comes back. The hole in the centre makes it easy to grasp.

How to throw a boomerang

Hold the boomerang with the coloured side towards you and position it PERPENDICULARLY to the ground, in a vertical position. Slightly tilt the boomerang 10 to 15 degrees. Face the wind and then turn 45° to the right (right-handed) or left (left-handed). Please note:DO NOT THROW THE BOOMERANG FLAT. Beginners will often try to throw the boomerang flat. This will only send it straight up and then back down.

This boomerang is available in right-handed and left-handed versions.

Like all boomerangs, this dual-material boomerang has a leading edge and a trailing edge. For this reason, a left-handed boomerang can\'t be thrown by a right-handed thrower. The model is therefore available in right-handed and left-handed versions.The leading edge (shaped) should always be in front, facing the direction of the throw.