HyperfliteJawz Black Competition Dog Disc 8.75 Inch, Worlds Toughest, Best Flying, Puncture Resistant, Dog Frisbee, Not a Toy Competition Grade, Outdoor Flying Disc Training

This disc has stood up to daily play for nearly two months with almost no teeth damage. It is pretty stable, meaning you can really put some power into the throw and it won't turn over too easily like most of these catch-style discs. The plastic is superb and grippy, easy to throw even when wet with slobber, rain or lake water. Sinks like a rock in the lake, of course, so use caution.Honestly, I get why the Competition Standard discs are less durable. They are lightweight and super easy to throw. This one is a bit faster and harder to float like a Hyperflite Competition Standard. However, my border collie has caught these after 200+ feet without damaging them. Just some tiny nicks and scratches.I am very impressed.

This was bought by my mother in law for our Bulldog that normally chews through other Frisbee within minutes.We use the Frisbee to keep her calm on walks as she doesn't run off to every other person or dog when she carries her Frisbee.Normally they last a couple of walks but this gas been going strong for 2 months now with daily use of chewing etc during walks.It doesn't look particularly durable and when she the mother In law said the price i choked and said that will beva waste of money. However to my suprise this has been more economical than replacing every week.She has chewed slightly the rim but the shape is still in tact and it flies well enough for what we need.Very impressed as she chewed through an indestructible Kong toy in 15 seconds and this is still going strong. Will no doubt give in eventually but we will replace with another of these

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i've only given 4 stars as my dog will eventually chew it through,but so far after 3 outings with it he has only marked it . the Frisbee is tougher than i though and as my dog is an constant chewer he will destroy it if left alone . this is the strongest one so far . some other brands say they can withstand chewers but they don't last 10 mins once he gets started. this one is slightly flexible plastic but not heavy or hard. my dog loves it.

GSD hasn't put a dent in this thing yet. Expensive but if it continues to last, it's worth it. It feels more like a traditional frisbee, it's more of a hard plastic then most rubber ones made for pets. 5/5