Aerobie 13 - Pro-Ring Reviews
Product Type: Aerobie Outdoor Toy
Newest Review: ... as they did not normally do a great distance or even have a great aim, but the Aerobie Pro Ring is great and in a league of ... more
... its own travelling a longer distance and with fantastic precision.
It takes some getting used to when you first start off using it to make sure that you get the right positions but once you have it is great fun. It really does put to shame the old standard plastic Frisbees as a waste of plastic and money.
When using the Aerobie do not throw it too hard otherwise it will travel a very long distance and you will spend more time chasing after it. It requires minimal force to throw and due to its circular hollow shape it...morePrice Comparison for Aerobie 13 - Pro-Ring
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Aerobie Pro 13" Flying Ring - World RecordBreaker - Orange / Purp ...
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Customer Aerobie 13 - Pro-Ring Reviews (2)
by - written on 10/05/12 (Very useful, 80 readings)
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When I was younger as a family we used to go Camping a lot and had great wide open spaces to play in, we were shopping one day whilst camping and my dad came across the Aerobie 13 Pro Ring, it was so long ago, but I think it cost around £14 at the time. They came in different colours, orange, pink and yellow, we opted for the orange one. The Aerobie 13 Pro Ring is a Frisbee equalivant it is a circular shape but has a hollow centre section like a ring. It is 33cm across and has a width of only 0.6cm and the reason it has such great flight is that it only weights 150 grams. It comes in the colour of your choice and then has a black ring in the centre of the ... Read the complete review
by - written on 01/08/11 (Very useful, 50 readings)
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==Aerobie 13 Pro Ring== Last month sometime we were going out down the park but on the way decided to stop off in the toy shop and have a little look around what there was on offer. Seeing as we weer heading out I thought a Frisbee would be a great idea to help Jack with his throwing and catching abilities. This Aerobie 13 Pro Ring was on a bit of a special offer at £5 having a few pounds off and I decided this looked far better than a lot of the other Frisbee's that the shop had for around the same price. Jack was keen to get it so I snapped it up and I am so glad I did because we have played with it so much since when we purchased ... Read the complete review
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