Starmark Easy Glide DuraFoam Flying Disc Dog Toy, Color Varies 9"

Really great, really like, recommend. Would like to see a 13" available someday. Good for Frisbee, but not for just leaving with the dog as a chew toy.

I have so many of these. My dogs love it. Soft and durable. Easy to toss. Easy on the teeth. Favorite fetch toy for my dogs

First of all, I throw frisbees for my Aussie and BC twice a day, 7 days a week. I'm retired. I've had a lot of frisbee dogs and frisbees. I've been throwing frisbees since I was 7 years old and I am now 59. I'm very experienced with throwing frisbee.I learned about the Easy Glide frisbees in a dog catalogue. I watched a few U-tube videos and felt it was worth giving it a try. I bought both the 9" and the 11" frisbee to evaluate them. I usually fly Chuck-it frisbees which always worked out well until my dogs wear them out too quickly. The Easy Glides seemed very sturdy and possibly last a bit longer? Note: I also enjoy picking the Chuck-it Frisbees up with my Chuck-it ball throwing stick. Very nice not to bend over so much. I can't do this with the Easy Glide.After throwing the Easy Glide 9" and the 11", the 9" wins hands down. I returned the 11". As far as durability goes, I don't know yet? I have to use them awhile to determine that. The 9" flies much nicer than the 11", I believe the weight of the 11" is the problem? If the weights were the same I think the 11" would perform much better. Buy the 9" and save a return.

I don't normally review anything, but my 2.5 year old lab-GSD mix has destroyed every Frisbee I've ever bought. Until now. This is the longest I've ever been able to keep one (about 2 months!) in one piece. There are small punctures, but that's it! He loves it, and so do I. Well worth the money.

Hello, I have a very driven 3 year old German Shepherd Dog that loves balls and discs. We have tried over 20 different discs and this one fits the bill better than all the rest. We actually prefer the 9" model as it is easier to swim, this review is for both sizes.Pros:Floats high in the waterEasy to throw, even for non-frisbee folks we meet at the beach or park.Durable! Rainan is a chewer, yet 3 discs last 2 months! We do a thing where three discs are involved. Through Amazon our disc budget comes to 50 cents a day.soft on the teeth when catching direct shots! Some discs are rock hard -very bad.This disc flies really well as compared to all the floppy discs that throw like an inner tube or the ones that don't float in the air (fabric discs or hard heavy discs).My dog, and the dogs we meet, seem to really like the mouth feel. This is important.CONS:Not Totally durable. I can't leave the disc with my dog. and it wears out...This disc sometimes bounces off his mouth. When throwing to a human I noticed this as it often bounces off your hand.You can't choose colors. Yellow is best in low light, but looks trashed quickest.I would like to see more dogs out there getting solid exercise. The name is too long and not easy to remember. I know it but people don't. I am often ask "What was the name of that toy". The company name is first, StarMark. Which is a cool name but describes nothing useful. Then merged after is the model, Easy Glider. Four names are not good for word of mouth sales. Or is it Duraform StarMark Easy Glider? Ha I have to tell people to go to amazon and search Easy Glider or Star Mark. Then look for the product that looks like this. Oh yea it might say DURAFORM in bold print but don't search for Durafoam.. that's what is is made of?? Everything else is what we liike!!Great disc! I am a disc advocate as compared to throwing a ball. With a ball you can do just about one thing, that is, throw in one direction and the dog chases in one direction. With a nice disc, such as this one, you can float it so it lands just where you know your dog can catch. Or just go really far. Rainan looves the "rabbit run throw" where you turn an overhand throw vertical and the disc rolls and jumps, he snags it on the run. When he returns I shoot another and he catches it. Then another.A disc is so much more interesting than a ball. For the human too! You both get better and better.Using more than one disc is also more mind stimulating.Thanks dog lovers!Raindog

Love this frisbee!! My Aussie pup plays frisbee every single day and this frisbee is the best. It is lightweight and durable. It’s great for a puppy too because it’s easy to catch. I very highly recommend!!

This disk is awesome… It’s foam, but it is super adorable and my pup can’t chew through it. It’s soft on her mouth when she catches it and it’s throws really accurately.

It's difficult to classify this dog disc, as it doesn't really fly like a normal frisbee. If you want a disc that hangs up in the air, and "floats" this is not what you're looking for. However, my best air floating disc, the Aerobie Dogobie, does NOT float in water, which means that if it goes into a cloudy pond or murky lake, and you don't feel like fishing it out yourself, it's likely a goner. In the middle of Spring or Fall, the temperature of Lake Michigan here in Chicago can get downright frigid, and unless you have your hip-high waders on, you can just let the Lake Dog Toy Gods have your disc. At least this one will float on the water until your dog gets it.If you want this disc to fly like a normal frisbee, you have to throw it very hard into the wind, and not just a slight breeze. With the right amount of wind this will fly and hang up long enough for your dog to catch it, if they can, since it's such a large disc; it winds up being quite a mouthful for my Eddie, a 75 pound lab mix - a lot of the time it will bounce out of his mouth, and he often has trouble bringing it back as it will sometimes get picked up by the wind and torn from mouth-grasp.All in all, it's a good addition to my bag of dog toys, but mostly as a specialty item. The durafoam material is easy on Eddie's mouth, and even though it does show some puncture marks, that doesn't affect the flight of the disc - but I wish it were just a tad bit thinner and more rigid and maybe just a touch heavier - it would then probably fly a lot easier and farther. Most of the time I just throw it as far as I can into Lake Michigan for Eddie to retrieve, it's great for that.

Yet another frisbee review from long legged Eddie.This is a nice soft tooth friendly frisbee. This material allows a dog’s mouth to smack around it when caught on the fly without damaging teeth and gums. It is light weight and doesn’t hurt when smacked against your shins or dropped on your toes.It does get a lot of teeth marks though from catching and carrying but that is a small price to pay to save your dogs teeth and gums. I will continue to purchase frisbees in this material over the longer lasting plastic one because it is so much kinder on the dogs gums.If you have a chewer then this will be a supervised play toy only as it will be easily nibbled.This frisbee flies! Great exercise for the dog with minimum human exertion! If there is a bit of a breeze it catches the uplift giving great height and distance. Even when it gets older with teeth marks it still flies really well!

You assume when you buy this frisbee and you see a yellow frisbee that you would receive a yellow frisbee. Unfortunately it does not say anything that you would then get a purple one. If I order a yellow frisbee, I definitely want a YELLOW frisbee.When reading the description there is view misleading details. The colour says multi coloured, so but still the picture shows you yellow. Very disappointing as my dog loved his frisbee before and it was obviously yellow. Also the purple one can’t be seen on far distance, so absolutely rubbish in my eyes!Amazon does not even give you the option to say what is wrong. It gives you a refund and resend option, but this does not mean that you would receive a yellow one. I wish there would be a way to contact the seller directly and get it sorted then to be directed by an automated refund page.

I used to use the soft Znoka dog frisbees which were ok but very lightweight & quickly destroyed by my dog, these easy gliders are far better, still soft enough not to hurt the dog or damage property (or people) but tough enough to stand up to some serious chewing & far more accurate to throw because they are a little bit heavier, I have tried all sorts in the past but these are the best for wear, value & throwing, its amazing how far they will go but little Titch the collie always gets there before it lands!(2 years later & its still going strong, a bit chewed & frayed at the edges but it still flys well & helps to keep little Titch happy & healthy)

One of our hounds, Jodie, can destroy most toys within a few minutes. When I unwrapped this one I thought it would suffer the same fate, it just felt too soft. I was wrong, she's spent the best part of an hour trying to rip just a small piece off the edge - and failed totally.I guess part of this invulnerability is down to the thick design. Yes, this does adversely affect its aerodynamics. But I'd rather have a toy that flies a short distance but survives for more than a day.

Great product, love it so much always have one, desipite my dog losing it on our walks, she uses this instead of a ball, and absolutely loves jumping up to catch it as it glides through the air. The texture is perfect for a dog to carry it without damage to the product or dogs teeth.