Geyser Flyer - Flying Disc, WaterSports 84007-3
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- Dunk the Geyser Flyer in water and throw.
- Sprays water in 10 foot diameter.
- Flies great with or without water.
- Patent pending tubular holes collect water.
- Polyurethane ball floats in water.
Elevating the classic game of Frisbee to new and exciting heights, the Geyser Flyer is an excellent way of getting the absolute most out of those hot summer days. By simply dunking the Geyser Flyer under water, you'll be able to toss and throw a flyer that's capable of spraying water in a ten foot radius. Incredibly versatile by design, the Geyser Flyer can be enjoyed with or without water. Constructed of a polyurethane material, the flyer can float in water for additional fun. Regardless of where your watery adventures take you this season, the Geyser Flyer can be enjoyed in a number of interactive and enjoyable platforms.
Product Specs
UPC:
755786840073
MPN:
84007-3
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Geyser Flyer - Flying Disc, WaterSports 84007-3 Reviews
Kathryn Placing
November 9, 2015
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Fun to watch
As long as you make sure you don't over fill them these frisbees are great. If they are too full they get a bit over weighted but once you get the hang of them they are fun to watch in flight!