I bought three of them while he was here (I told everybody I received three Brazillan boomerangs in the mail), and was actually planning to review them here. In any case, here are my observations:
1) Performance indoor: Great indoor boomerang, but requires a BIT of room. None of the rooms in my apartment are quite big enough. Very easy to throw, nice circular orbit. I'd say you need a minimum of 14 feet square.

2) Performance outdoor: Any wind is too much, but the throw can be adjusted for a slight breeze.

3) Suitability for children: Although it's thin plastic, it's a BIT sharp. I would be VERY careful with children under 8 or so, and would like them to wear some eye protection.

4) Does it come in a left handed model

5) This boomerang would be GREAT for a corporate give-away (you know, the stuff they give away at conventions with the corporation's logo on it?). If left-handeds could be made, I'd recommend that the USBA look into getting a bunch made with the USBA logo, and made available at torunaments.

Bart

On Wed Sep 3 23:10 , RICHARD HARRISON <richardharrison70@...> wrote:

Ricardo Marx is from Brazil. He attended the WBC, spent time with the Snouffers and others. He made some small, die-cut sheet plastic 3 wingers to sell and help pay his way.

He had a few left over, I purchased a good many.

 

The hurricane GUSTAV forced many up to my part of Louisiana. We had 4 teen male cousins one evening, tonight 3 teenage girls...they discovered who I was, and of course, I told them some basic boomerang info.

I just happen to have a large, hight ceiling living room.

The boys and the girls had a blast tossing Ricardo's 3 winger....INDOORS...as well as the tumble sticks.

 

The girls;s Dad just came in and told them it's time for bed...they've been throwing indoors most of the evening!:)

 

RICARDO...your mini flyer is a winner:) it got the boys and the girls off their cell phones and computers, time and time again:)