Customer Reviews

Hyperflite K-10 Competition Standard Dog Disc

5 star:		(6)
4 star:		(3)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(0)
1 star:		(3)

 

 

The hyperflight disc is the perfect size, perfect shape, and made of the perfect type of plastic for your dog. I have tried every disc on the market and have settled on this disc for the majority of my discdoggin needs. I especially like this disc for windy days. It's lower profile seems to cut through the wind better than the fastback and I seem to have better control in the wind. Longer lasting then the fastbacks has well. Dogs are hard on discs, and every dog is different but this one is longer lasting for my dogs. Try em out. MNdiscdogclub.com

This frisbee is light and floats really well. It's perfect for long glides that inspire jump catches. My black lab isn't afraid of it like other heavier discs so she jumps and twists and has a blast catching it. It's her favorite.

I ordered a couple of different frisbees on amazon hoping to find one that would stand up to my border collie. This is definately not the one. Do not buy this. I was completly shocked at the size. This is no more than 7 inches and my dog has already poked holes in this after 10 minutes of use. If I could give this a zero I would. DO NOT BUY- You will waste your money.

My dog simply loves Frisbees, no matter if it is "ultimate" 185g or 145g or some another. This one is really good flying disk, precise level, good curving and stable balance. On the other hand, it is really for the "competition" so it is not good to use is for trainings. The holes are easy to made. So for trainings go for some more "gummy" ones (nylabone, doggobie ...etc)
I use is rarely due my dog get in love with the gummabone one ;)) And the teeth get better using the gummy one. But on competition you will be forced to use this one, so better to learn dog catch this one as well.

If you want something that will last for 25/50/100/200+ throws then you need to go look at the Jawz series discs, because this is not the disc for you. If you are wanting to use a disc like they do in competition then by all means grab a couple or a dozen and have fun, but don't expect to get as many throws out of these discs as you would the Jawz series which is made for just that. With that being said this is a fine disc for what it is made for, competition. It is made and designed to make you look better throwing it.

Again, these discs are not puncture resistant and are not meant to be. So please stop expecting to spend $3-5 and get a disc that will last for weeks/months.

Well, this was the first frisbee my Border Collie didn't destroy in seconds!!!
I bought it for the first time when my BC was 6 months old, she is now two and they are almost perfect!!
A good size for them to grab, great colors (I bought the pink one), they fly really well, good for calling my dogs' attention (the plastic makes a loud noise).
Now, I just got a new BC puppy and bought 3 more, this time the black one .
Also the price is awesome, the cheapest I could find!
Me and my dogs really love them!!!

Lasted one session with my GSD. His teeth punctured the disk on the first throw. Not recommended for large dogs.

The hyperflite standard disc fly great, probably even better thatn their Jawz disc, but as soon as my dog put it in his mouth there were teeth marks. The other dog that was using it left very little marks. If I had a dogs who didn't chew very much, I would definitely choose these discs over the Jawz. Not just for price, but for flight characteristics as well.

I buy about 30 of these every year.
Best price and I get them in 3 days.

These fribees are pretty much like any other kind of frisbee. I was hoping for soft frisbee my dog would readily want to catch and not fear the hardness. She has jumped and caught this one a few times. Maybe what I envision doesn't exist...yet!