Fury Martial Arts All-Wood Boomerang (22 -Inch)

Got this to hang for decor and it's perfect

When I was a little boy in Kilgore Texas (circa 1963) I attended Leverett's Chapel Elementary School. One day a man named "Colonel Lawson" came and put on a demonstration of among other things, a variety of boomerangs. I have been fascinated by them since then, and purchased this one as wall decor in the Colonel's honor. It doesn't look any too sturdy, but does make for nice wall art and conversation starter.

This was not expensive but I still expected a decent product.If I had seen it before buying I would not have paid fifty cents for it.It is cut from cheap plywood and very poorly sanded and finished,with no sealant or water proofing.If it gets wet it's history.As a life long wood worker I would be ashamed if my company made something like this product.

The boomerang is well made and makes for a great wall hanger or perhaps if you practice enough one could actually hunt with it. But this model isn't designed to return unless you did what I did which was to put an edge on the blades in the appropriate places. My suggestion is to purchase an inexpensive returning boomerang to see where to put the edge. The size is excellent for long throws and when modified, as I suggested, will return if you practice enough.

Prob a good choice for those learning to throw.

Could be me, but I've used other boomerangs and they've come back better. This seems more suited to straight throwing which can be fun for distance competition but not what I was hoping for.

Great boomerang, excellent balance, easy to throw, The rear of both wings needs to be sanded down like the rear of both wing on an airplane, other than that, very good product.

This is the worst product I have received from Amazon. My son threw it for about an hour. It wouldn’t return no matter how you threw it and it snapped in half the first time it hit anything