May 1, 2007 This video is a bit of fun: Alan Adler, inventor of the Aerobie flying disc, throwing his Orbiter boomerang in Aloha Stadium, followed by Frisbee champ John Kirkland hurling an Aerobie ...
About a month ago, I found a cheap frisbee disc in my parent's back yard and started tossing it around to my dog. They let me keep the disc, so I would take it to the park about 3 times a week and ...
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He threw an Aerobie off a mountain - it flew 1,400 feet and beat the world record
The mountain challenge continues with footballs, netballs, tennis balls, and finally an Aerobie flying ring. After several rounds where the objects bounce and roll unpredictably down the slope, the ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Alan Adler was a Maker long before anyone ever used that term. The 75-year-old is the mind behind the Aerobie flying disc, which ...
Toy company Spin Master Corp. has expanded its outdoor product line by acquiring the flying disc assets of Aerobie Inc. for undisclosed terms. The flying disc developed by Aerobie set a new Guiness ...
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They tried the world’s most impossible Aerobie catch across an entire canyon
They attempt an extreme Aerobie catch across a huge canyon, testing whether the flying ring can cover the enormous gap ...
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