Bring your flying disc game to the next level with the Nerf Dog Nylon Flyer Dog Toy.
Get ready for high-flying action and non-stop fetch with this flyer! This disc floats in the water so you can bring it to the beach, lake, or pool for added fun. If you’re training your dog for dock diving, this adds a fun twist to training!
This flying disc is soft yet rugged construction also makes it unsinkable and features nylon with a tear-resistant coating. It’s 9-Inch in diameter, making it perfect to toss or play a tug game with your dog.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 9 x 10 x 1.5 inches; 4.66 ounces
Item model number : 8959
Date First Available : September 2, 2014
Manufacturer : Nerf Dog
ASIN : B00N9IJMBI
Country of Origin : China
NERF-TOUGH: Nerf-quality materials make our Nylon Flyer Toy perfect for fetch and for teaching your dog new tricks
HIGH VISIBILITY: The bright red nylon flyer is easily trackable for both you and your pet, no matter where or how far you toss it
MADE TO LAST: Lightweight, durable, and weather & water resistant, the flyer is the perfect toy to take to the lake, beach, or pool
FOR MEDIUM AND LARGE BREEDS: Lightweight and flexible flyer is ideal for medium and large breeds
SAFETY FIRST: Designed with your dog’s safety in mind, each of our dog toys are tested to ensure endless hours of family fun
Age range description: Young Adult
Jeff –
Perfect Toy, Our Dog’s favortite
I’ve tried several of these dog frisbees and this one is tied for first place with the Chuckit Paraflight.The paraflight is a little softer around the edges, easier on a dogs mouth when catching at higher velocity or angles. But this Nerf one can fly further and better than the Chuckit. My border collies don’t seem to care which one, they just live for playing with these. In terms of durability, both this Nerf and the Chuckit last me about 3 weeks before start to fray and fall apart. Don’t let the dogs used them as a chew or tug toy else they’ll last even less. But just normal fetch, about a month.
Tux –
Flipping Outstanding!
These are terrific! So they won’t last forever… they are ONLY $6! ( most of the time ) . Tux has gone through at least 2 dozen of these. They are very easy to throw and catch. They are also very easy on teeth and gums… and walls and furniture. Sometimes they lasts a few days (left unattended) sometimes in a couple weeks or more. Tux likes to skate these through the house or in the grass and through the mud. We play tug-o-war with them too. You can get them to fly slow for indoor play and they are very light and easy to through. They work great outside,too. They are easy to fold & put in your pocket …. easy for walking to the park or stashing quickly and getting back on leash when Animal Control is coming around to ruin day. Tux, our Border Collie is now 2 years old & has gone through somewhere between 75 to 100 frisbees, and these are in our top 5. Chuck-it are the favorite my wife, son & Tux. These last much longer, though & they don’t leave pieces or fibers all over the house. They also absorb he least amount of dog slobber of the soft nylon frisbees. The Original Flippy Flopper or Soft bite or Hyper pet family are outstanding, too. For price vs. performance they are my favorite… plus I like it that they come in 3 colors. Tux knows each by name, so we can mix that up in our play sessions, too.
loveguitar –
Good For Training
Hubs and I started training one of our dogs to catch frisbee type discs. We bought these discs because they were smaller, light weight and flexible. They are all those things. We discovered though, that if your dog is a chewer it can destroy these discs. The cloth covering is not durable enough to withstand a dog who really grips it and won’t give it back. But, they work well to get the dog used to catching them and they don’t hurt the mouth or teeth. These are much better for training than an actual hard frisbee.
FredJH –
Dog loves it; won’t let go. Good for not hurting dog’s teeth.
I wanted a soft “frisbee” that wouldn’t hurt my dog’s mouth if she caught it on the fly. Being flexible, it doesn’t “fly” as good as a solid disc might, but it can make it across my back yard (which is pretty wide – 100+ feet) on a good throw.Starting to get a bit ripped because the dog treats it like most of her toys, but she loves it and loves playing with it a lot more than the tennis ball we use otherwise. The price is right, so I’m inclined to actually get one or two more (she’ll drop the one she’s holding if I throw another one, so I don’t have to tug-of-war with her for it, which just damages it more).Unless you want your dog to be a professional frisbee catcher, I think this is a really good choice to protect your dog’s mouth and have a lot of fun.
PurpleMartins –
Fun for dogs–just not ones that bite it
These frisbees are so fun for dogs but if you have a larger dog or one that is an aggressive chewer, probably won’t last long. It does throw far and is light.
Jean P –
Best flying disc I’ve found
My dog is an aggressive chewer who enjoys playing catch 3 times per day. I’ve tried several different discs and found Nerf Dog to be the best. It’s soft so it doesn’t hurt her gums or mouth. It’s durable so it doesn’t fall apart when chewed. It will develop puncture holes from her teeth but does not tear or rip apart. It doesn’t fly the greatest at first, but we found the more my dog plays with the disc the BETTER it flies. The inner ring repositions due to centrifugal force causing it to self balance with use. Kudos, Nerf for developing my doggie’s favorite toy.
Brendan Chapin –
Fatal Flaw
Good size, flies great and dogs love it. Unfortunately, after an excited medium sized dog bends and chomps on it a couple of times, the outer ring separates because it is not attached well to begin with. I have used many of these, and they always come apart in the the same place. So predictable, it almost seems like an intentional flaw to make it more disposable. To test this theory, I opened one up and gorilla glued it back together. After that, it lasted a long time. But who has time for that – there are other brands that last much longer. Too bad, if they just glued it together as well as I can in my kitchen, it would be a great product.
K Gdner –
Survivor
My pet loves this soft but durable frisbee. The other stuffed toys she chases after, she will return for a while, but she then just lays there and chews off the appendages. This toy is durable enough to withstand her attacks. She’s been playing with this one for about 4 months now and is still holding up. This is the second purchase for her as nothing is impervious to her excitement. the first one lasted about 2 years and was well worth seeing the joy on her face.
Douglas Godleman –
Lasted 5min with my dog who ripped it apart
goldie1950 –
This flyer needs vast open space because it really does FLY! A great way to exercise doggie, take care to mark the wind direction. My NERF ended up on the school yard and then in the river. Great fun.
mike raffard –
Dog loves it.
gromit73 –
Das Geld für dieses Frisbee ist rausgeschmissenes Geld. DIe Scheibe fliegt leider sehr schlecht und ist sehr anfällig bei Wind. Man selbst und auch der Hund hat damit keinen Spaß, weil sich das Erfolgserlebnis nicht einstellt.
Jon –
Soft on the dogs mouth but does not fly as well as the larger version of this product.