Our dog will fetch with this disc til he passes out. ( Very durable but don't let the kids let him keep it. It's not made for an all day chew session. ) Because of this this is our second one but it's great, I highly recommend it./////Yes

My dogs found a Ruffwear frisbee in the Mt. Hood wilderness 3 years ago. They are still playing with it. They have gone through countless indestructible toys, destroying them in months, except for the Ruffwear frisbee./////Yes

Our pooch shredded countless disks before we found the Hovercraft. Best dog disc available!/////Yes

super product, takes abuse well and still holds it's shape./////Yes

These are the only frisbees that will hold up to his rough play. the only thing we miss is the mother hover!/////definately

My dog loves the frisbee! I have tried those Nylabone frisbees and she eats them and there donezo. Even if she does chew them up over time they will just get destroyed. This is the best toy ever. She loves it and easy to clean. Just hose off!/////Yes

I absolutley love this flying disc. The sturdy structure gives this disc a long life but it is also soft enough that it doesn't damage my dog's teeth/gums. All three of my dogs abosolutely love it./////yes

My dog finally ruined his old RuffWear frisbee after 5 1/2 years of use. So I got him a new one, but I'm disappointed to see the design has been completely changed.The old model was floppier and could be folded in half or rolled up and put in a hip or jacket pocket. Now these have a stiff foam core and can't be folded. It almost feels like a plastic frisbee with a canvas covering on it. My dog also liked the floppier design, and loved to shake it around.The new design doesn't fly any better than the old, and I prefer the slightly greater heft of the old model. It was easier to throw.Finally, I don't think this new model will prove to be as durable as the old. After 2 days it already has teeth impressions in it and a small rip in the canvas. Where the old one lasted 5 1/2 years, I'd be surprised if this one lasts much longer than 5 months. Whenever it goes, I'll be looking for an alternative rather than getting another RuffWear, I'm sorry to say./////No

Both our Aussies would destroy a plastic frisbee after a dozen retrievals; the large Hover Craft has stodd up to 3 months of use so far with only a small tear on the lip. Well worth the price./////yes

I have tried a range of Frisbees and Flying Discs and these are by far my favourite. They fly well, give a good distance and they are gentle on my dog's mouth./////yes

After decimating all plastic frisbees, many fabric frisbees, I finally sank the coin for the Hovercraft, which remains after 6 years a fav outdoor toy, soft on the mouth and perfect for shaking violently side to side or even throwing for himself. The utmost joy is in the combination of his fav games into one: Tug-Frisbee. This frisbee survives under snow/rain/ice when he leaves it outside, and the wash machine when he tries to bring it inside. The newer version with the foam core flies a little better, but he prefers the floppy original. /////yes