Activ LifeKid’s Flying Rings (2 Pack) They Fly Straight & Don’t Hurt, 80% Lighter Than Standard Rings - Replace Screen Time with Healthy Family Fun - Get Outside & Play

Great way to introduce frisbee to my 2.5 and 5 year old. They’re still working on aim, but both kids are able to make it glide and it doesn’t hurt when they accidentally get hit by it. Glad it came with two so each kid gets one, but I want to get more to keep in my trunk for impulse park days

i was happy with the product does the job, its hard plastic.quick delivery.

Great product, veey light weight and they fly around great.

Became the hit of family Christmas when 2 1/2 yr old nephew began engaging EVERONE with these. Didn't hurt when he got hit by one, but honestly wasn't thrown at full adult force because he is young and we were inside.

Love these Flying Rings... They are fun for adults too!They are accurate (fly straight) and I don't know if they are durable (we got them for Christmas and they worked well for our holidays!)

These "Frisbees" are awesome. They are very light and easy to throw. They essentially "glide" in a very smooth trajectory so unlike regular, heavier Frisbees you are less likely to overshoot them or hurt the receiving person. But they do fly at a slower speed than standard Frisbees.Even at the beach under windy conditions they perform well.I have had my original pair for over 1 year.

These work really well and my entire family loves to play with them! The middle opening is my favorite part. Makes it easy for my little ones to grab. Lightweight for them to throw pretty far too. From my youngest(4) to oldest(10) they love them!

Much easier to throw than a regular frisbee.

Ok so they say for kids.Kid 1 threw the frisbee into the air, however being a kid the aim was not perfect and hit a tree. That frisbee shattered.Kid 2 threw the second frisbee in the air, aiming for kid 1. Kid one however who was standing on the patio was unable to make the catch. This frisbee landed on the solid ground, not too hard and broke in half!I never knew frisbees were so fragile.My advice, avoid unless you are a pro.

What part of your body do you use to throw a frisbee? I'm wondering, as the box says "Suitable for boys and girls". I thought female, male and transgender hands were all roughly the same? Seriously, though. Apparently this is the real thing as seen on major US channels. Makes one think.

Bought these for my dog as they float in water which is a bonus when you’re dog is never out the river. The rings look great but unfortunately they didn’t last longer than a couple of minutes as they’re very rigid so snap into bits very easily, not great for dogs then.UPDATE! I’ve updated my review to 4 stars as the product really shouldn’t be used for dogs, also the company that sells this product contacted me to give a refund as I was disappointed that the frisbees didn’t last long. That is very good customer service indeed.

I bought these to take on our staycation for something for my 6 yo to play with. Given the excellent reviews and recommendations I was happy to pay more than I would normally expect to pay for frisbees, and they are absolutely worth it. I was really impressed by how well the fly. They are very light weight and easy to throw, even for those of us lacking in technique. My son threw it like a discus on many occasions which would normally lead to it hitting the ground but it flew fine. Great product for the whole family to enjoy, especially if, like us, you are travelling and want something to play with outdoors that doesn't take up much space.

Being "80% lighter" isn't a good thing - it means they are small and have no resistance to the wind, no matter how you throw them. Good luck throwing them into even the faintest breeze. The "Don't Hurt" part is the same, it's because they are thin plastic rings. They're not soft plastic, so would hurt if you could throw the lightweight things hard enough. The glow in the dark takes a long time to charge, the rings are almost see-through, so even once charged they barely glow at all. The pictures show them as a solid colour, but they aren't, they are pale and almost see-through. Being so thin they are prone to deforming if you carry them in your rucksack, so buyer beware.