HyperflitePup SofFlite Discs • for Dogs Under 16" • 7 Inch / 70 Grams • Gentle Soft Dog Disc • Two-Pack • Made in The USA

The media could not be loaded. Hmmm… its hard to write a review for a frisbee… but I must. My dog Sophie loves playing fetch with a frisbee. The issue with most “normal” frisbees is that they're too hard and big for a small breeds. My dog weighs about 18 pounds and she has a hard time bringing back a normal frisbee. This frisbee… IT’S THE PERFECT SIZE AND FLEXIBILITY FOR SMALL BREEDS!!

Bought for my small dog and in under a day it was torn into small pieces (within 2 hours of outside play). It flew in the air very well, i just think it isn't hardy enough for a dog that chews a bit in-between fetches.

The media could not be loaded. This is my little Corgi-Jack Russell mix, Penny, catching the Hyperflite K-10 SofFlite Dog Discs in my dad's front yard. That's my dad laughing in the background. These are great discs to train your dog with to catch frisbees. Penny wasn't really hard to train, she naturally chased them and brought them back to me at first. With a minimum of coaxing she started catching them. This dog is so smart she makes me feel dumb. I thought the short video might be a nice way to let others see the disc in action. With over 6 different frisbees lying about my yard at home, Penny chooses these first for me to throw to her when we go out. She also loves to catch Kong balls both round and a little football shaped ball that's alot of fun as it bounces in different directions when it hits the ground. Penny has a cloth frisbee that I bought her from Petsmart and Amazon sells them here as well; the Booda disc which comes in 12, 10, and 7 inch sizes. Penny owns the 12 and a 7 inch which she dearly loves. She carries the 7 inch around the house with her sometimes and has been known to sleep with it. Overall if you have a dog you want to train for disc catching/retrieval I highly recommend the Hyperflites both regular and pup size, and the Booda cloth disc which you should probably start with. If you're looking for a great disc to throw around or just have fun with say at the beach, these are great for that too. Penny puts her seal of approval on these. What more could you ask for?

It's not hard, but it's not real soft either, as in to the tough. When your dog bits this it does leave a mark, unlike other discs. I think my dog Cavalier King Charles has a really soft bit so he's not crazy about this disc. Also, it's very very light so any wind will alter your throw and might confuse your dog.

I have spent close to $300 trying to find a frisbee my dog could play with longer then 4 minutes before distroying it. I will only buy Jawz for now on. This frisbee is Blue Heeler proof and that is saying a lot! I don't let him use it as a chew toy. It's for playing only.

Great frisbee for the price. I tried out a few cheap frisbees and was dissapointed in how poorly they flew. This frisbee flies well for a smaller frisbee and my dog loves it. He's not the fastest dog - but the frisbee floats well and it gives him enough time to catch up to it (and sometimes catch it!).Seems durable enough - but it does have a few teeth marks in it after a few weeks of usage (to be expected).I'm gonna try the "Jawz" frisbee and possibly the glow in the dark one from Hyperflite as well.

Was looking for a disc that would fly well, float in the water, and last a reasonable amount of time. Disc lasted a day - even a smaller dog picking up the disc will puncture it with its teeth, rapidly leaving it unuseable. Just average in terms of flight and barely floats in the water. Grab a ChuckIt Paraflight instead.

Expensive for the task and was able to be torn apart