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Dogobie disc |
October 30, 2008 |
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Terry
from Mosinee, WI United States
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This is a nice soft disc, easy on the mouth. It does take a little practice throwing, as it wants to "tilt" and fly at an angle. But all I do is compensate and not throw it flat. Adjust the tilt the opposite way on throwing. it then flies nice. It has lasted very long, but has many tooth holes in it. But then, my female Doberman is hard on all the frisbees I throw. If she tires of it on the beach while walking, it is pliable enough, I fold it in half, and put it in my pocket to carry it. WELL worth the money!!
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Dogobie Disc |
April 16, 2008 |
| Reviewer:
Chris
from New Lambton, NSW Australia
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At first I was not particularly impressed with this disc (it looks like a wobbly tupperware lid) and you have to throw it quite hard to get decent flight but it has proved to be an EXTREMELY durable dog disc. It has lasted about 50 catch sessions with my kelpie 'Peanut' without so much as a significant tooth mark let alone a tear (I reckon it will last for at least 6 months being used every day! - maybe longer - no kidding!!). It does take a bit of practice to throw and isn't a long distance disc (nor does it hover well) but it works very nicely in windy conditions owing to its underwhelming lift characteristics (tends to cut through the wind without buffeting) and is perfect for the beach because it floats. Great as a trusty backup disc when all the fastbacks get chewed out!
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