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Best Boomerangs

Updated August 2018
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BestReviews spends thousands of hours researching, analyzing, and testing products to recommend the best picks for most consumers.
BestReviews spends thousands of hours researching, analyzing, and testing products to recommend the best picks for most consumers. We buy all products with our own funds, and we never accept free products from manufacturers.
Bottom Line
Pros
Cons
Best of the Best
Colorado Boomerangs
Yanaki Boomerang
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Bottom Line

One of the most popular hobby boomerangs ever, the Yanaki has great hover for easy catches. It's not a great pick for beginners, though.

Pros

Handcrafted wooden design. Made from airplane-grade plywood. Very visible paint job. Floats. Best for throwing in open fields. Travels pretty far and does return, once you get the hang of it.

Cons

This boomerang can break if it hits hard surfaces with too much force, so it's recommended you use it in open grassy fields. For right-handed throwers only.

Best Bang for the Buck
Colorado Boomerangs
Polypropylene Pro Sports Boomerang
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Bottom Line

This boomerang is brightly colored and can be easily bent into shape. It's a great choice for beginners.

Pros

Classic V-Omega boomerang. Bright orange for high visibility. Excellent wind resistance. Can be modified for competition. Instructions are embossed on underside of blades. Easy to bend back into shape. Floats in water.

Cons

Material is thinner than expected. For right-handed throwers only.

Duncan
Sonic Booma Sports Boomerang
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Bottom Line

This tri-blade boomerang whistles as it flies, so it's popular with kids. Tri-blades are often more stable than standard boomerang designs.

Pros

Tri-blade design increases stability and accurate returns. Whistles while it flies. Has a range of 50 to 80 feet. Can fly in an 80-foot circle back to you when properly tuned. Returns relatively well.

Cons

It is made of hard plastic, so be sure not to throw it at another person.

Colorado Boomerangs
Blue Speed Racer Fast Catch Boomerang
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Bottom Line

With a smaller size and long hover period, this tri-blade boomerang is a good choice for teaching kids throwing and catching techniques.

Pros

A good choice for beginners; small enough for kids. Long helicopter-style hover helps thrower learn to catch. Return of 25 to 35 yards. Bendable blades let you adjust for better throws.

Cons

Edges may be a little sharp, so use caution when throwing, and do not toss it to others. For right-handed throwers only.

Colorado Boomerangs
Aussie Fever Wooden Boomerang
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Bottom Line

As authentic as it gets. This wooden boomerang is handmade and decorated with authentic aboriginal designs and realistic flared wings.

Pros

Authentic, handmade Australian boomerang. Flared wings. Good grip. A great starter boomerang.

Cons

Painted design may be different than shown. Can't be tuned/bent too much or it will crack. For right-handed throwers only.

How we decided

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  • 17 Models Considered
  • 6 Hours Researched
  • 1 Experts Interviewed
  • 204 Consumers Consulted
    • Zero products received from manufacturers.

    We purchase every product we review with our own funds — we never accept anything from product manufacturers.

    Why trust BestReviews?
    BestReviews spends thousands of hours researching, analyzing, and testing products to recommend the best picks for most consumers. We buy all products with our own funds, and we never accept free products from manufacturers.
    BestReviews spends thousands of hours researching, analyzing, and testing products to recommend the best picks for most consumers.
    BestReviews spends thousands of hours researching, analyzing, and testing products to recommend the best picks for most consumers. We buy all products with our own funds, and we never accept free products from manufacturers.
    The team that worked on this review
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      Kristin
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      Melinda
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    • Melissa
      Melissa
      Senior Editor
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    Colorado Boomerangs

    Polypropylene Pro Sports Boomerang

    Colorado Boomerangs

    Polypropylene Pro Sports Boomerang

    This boomerang is brightly colored and can be easily bent into shape. It's a great choice for beginners.

    $12
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    Colorado Boomerangs

    Yanaki Boomerang

    Colorado Boomerangs

    Yanaki Boomerang

    One of the most popular hobby boomerangs ever, the Yanaki has great hover for easy catches. It's not a great pick for beginners, though.

    $21
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    Duncan

    Sonic Booma Sports Boomerang

    Duncan

    Sonic Booma Sports Boomerang

    This tri-blade boomerang whistles as it flies, so it's popular with kids. Tri-blades are often more stable than standard boomerang designs.

    $22
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    Colorado Boomerangs

    Blue Speed Racer Fast Catch Boomerang

    Colorado Boomerangs

    Blue Speed Racer Fast Catch Boomerang

    With a smaller size and long hover period, this tri-blade boomerang is a good choice for teaching kids throwing and catching techniques.

    $12
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    Colorado Boomerangs

    Aussie Fever Wooden Boomerang

    Colorado Boomerangs

    Aussie Fever Wooden Boomerang

    As authentic as it gets. This wooden boomerang is handmade and decorated with authentic aboriginal designs and realistic flared wings.

    $26