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Wooden Boomerang

Item #10798 5 star rating 4 customer reviews
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Experience the fun and clever ingenuity of the Australian outback with this wooden boomerang. Simply find yourself an open area and let the boomerang go for a spin--no need to chase after it, because it will come right back to you! A unique toy for birthdays or holidays, this is also an excellent way to demonstrate physics principles in a unique way in the classroom setting.

Features:

  • Wooden boomerang with fun designs
  • Great for showing the effect of aerodynamic forces on an object
  • Good for Christmas gifts, birthdays and more
  • Measures 13.5" end to end and 2 ½ - 2 inches wide ¼ inch thick.

Warning: Boomerang should only be used by adults or children ages 10 and up with adult supervision.


Age13+
Approx. Ship Size13.50 x 6.25 x 0.50 in
34.29 x 15.88 x 1.27 cm
Weight0 lb 3 oz
0.06 kg


Customer Reviews


5 star rating  Nice!
Marie from Ohio
Purchased to go with an Australian-themed gift at Christmas. I actually purchased safe flexible boomerangs for the little kids, but had this one as a model for a real boomerang. It is lightweight and well made. Have not officially tried it, but it is fine as a cool-looking decor item for now. Great for the price!
5 star rating  Good price, fast shipping
Aiden from Michigan, USA
Good price, fast shipping.
5 star rating  Boomerang
Matt from NJ USA
Excellent product, and excellent supplier!
5 star rating  Wooden boomerang
Beverly from New Hampshire
This item is great and I had been looking for one like this for a while. The little boy I bought it for has been enjoying it.

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