Hyperflite Jawz Glow-in-the-Dark 2 Pack Competition Dog Disc 8.75 Inch, Worlds Toughest, Best Flying, Puncture Resistant, Dog Frisbee, Not a Toy Competition Grade, Outdoor Flying Disc Training

This frisbee is basically a glow X comp. I love it and so does my dog. It glows very well at night, which makes playing catch fun and finding the frisbee when it gets "lost" is much easier! The frisbee flies very well and is durable. My dog is not a heavy chewer. So I cannot give a 5 star on chew proof. She has put some pretty deep tooth marks in the frisbee. These usually go away a bit when the weather is warm and the frisbee heats up a bit. Does not affect the flight as far as I can see. This is the only frisbee I will but for my frisbee loving dog.

I have a lab that loves to retrieve and catch. At times our other lab becomes involved and now turns into tug game. These are very strong and durable.

I'm trying to teach my dog to catch frisbees, and despite how easy YouTube videos make it seem, it's pretty hard to do. Maybe it's just my dog. But she loves to chase the frisbee and she really like to play tug-of-war with it. I've tried multiple other brands of frisbees. The hard plastic ones are destroyed in literally 10 minutes by my dog, whereas the rubber ones are strong but don't fly well and are impossible to catch (should she every work up to it) as they are floppy. This frisbee is indestructible. After a couple months of many, many intense tug-of-war games, the Hyperflite is barely damaged. There are a couple minor dents and nicks. And it still flies just fine.On the other hand, the glow-in-the-dark feature is worthless. If I shine a flashlight on it, only the very spot where the flashlight was shining will glow, and not for very long. It requires a really bright light to glow at all, and then only some small part of the disc will pick up enough light to glow. And that won't last long. I use these at night a lot and so this is disappointing.Other than that, great product.

I’ve bought my dog at least 50 other cheap ones and she breaks all of them, except for these. And they glow great contrary to some reviews. I think some people didn’t play with glow in the dark toys when they were little but you have to “charge” them. Lay them under a bright light for a couple minutes before playing with them and they’ll glow for a while. If they’re on the sunlight during the day they will glow for a while too but they have to get a good bit of steady light for them to glow for a decent amount of time.

These discs are perfect for exercising my 2 German Shepherds during the day and at night, too.

Regular frisbees last a day with my German shepherd but these are pretty puncture proof. They’re weighted pretty good and throw nicely. So far they’ve only been replaced because he’s carried them into the woods never to be found.My dog loves the glow in the dark but I’ve found it to be a little hit or miss between frisbees. Some absorb light better than others. You get a few minutes before having to hold it in front of the light again.

I know you have to charge it but these just don't glow very much at all. I have had other frisbees that are much more luminescent.

My dogs normally have frisbees torn to shreds days after getting them. I've tried expensive frisbees, bulk bought cheap frisbees. None of them have held up. These are amazing. They fly great and are tough enough that my dogs have tried ripping them to shreds with no luck. Highly recommend.