Not for the limp wrested, the Aerobie pro ring literally runs rings around all that have come…. and gone before it. Games of catch will never be the same again. Holding the coveted world record for the longest throw (1,333 feet), the pro ring is only limited by your ability to throw it. It’s not called the world’s best flying ring for nothing. Its soft rubber edge means there’s no delayed aftershock when you catch it and its patented lip means that its lift is balanced so it can float further. Boy oh boy does it float, twist, flick, and throw to your hearts content and watch as the pro ring floats off into the distance. All that remains is the mandatory dive before holding the pro ring aloft in triumphant glory before hurling it off in another direction for its next journey into the unknown. All you need to worry about now is the dog running off with it.Aerobie Pro Ring - Throwing InstructionsAerobie rings should be thrown with the printed side up. If you want an Aerobie ring to fly straight, release it level. People who throw Frisbees tend to release them sloping downward to compensate for the Frisbee's tendency to roll. With Aerobie rings and discs, this compensation is not needed. You can throw an Aerobie ring sloping to the left if you want it to curve left and sloping to the right if you want it to curve right. You can throw an Aerobie ring with either a backhand or a forehand throw. Backhand throws are more popular because they are easier to throw accurately. Grip the ring with several fingers inside for easy control.
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