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Your cart is empty.The Prasad is one of our favorite boomerangs for teenagers and adults. As a Carbon Fiber composite boomerang it is a little heavier than a boomerang for kids but it's also more precise with a long distance throw. This is a RIGHT HANDED boomerang. Note: This is NOT for little kids. Recommended for ages above 13.
bruce d.
Reviewed in Canada on May 6, 2024
The description says carbon Fibre, but it is cheap flimsy plastic.Can of pop for size comparison.
Monte
Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2023
This is actually a really nicely made boomerang, BUT using one takes a bit of practice to learn the skill - To start you’ll want to learn how the angle of your throw affects its flight path, how to grip the boomerang and which direction it should face when about to throw it and finally how bends in the boomerang arms will change the way it moves - There we’re directions with it that are pretty clear, but watching some Ytube tutorials really helps a lot! I learned years ago and it still took me a while to get a decent returns - Definitely want to throw it with some snappiness, and make sure you’re in a huge open space to practice! - I can say for sure that once you get the hang of it a little bit, the skill builds on itself! 9.8/10 would get this again!
Mortbusiness
Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2023
totally new to boomerangs, this product was the perfect package, the included instructions were top quality and taught me everything I needed to get started (techniques) and troubleshoot to have an amazing first time throwing a boomerang around. It was surprising easy and after ten or so minutes and a few adjustments to the boomerang (really easy to do, but rigid enough to not break or lose form) I was catching my own throws. Made for a wonderful. I highly recommend this product.
GWB
Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2022
Return of boomerang after thrown was poor.
Roy
Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2022
I thought it was going to be way more simple to throw and have it come back, I’ve got pretty good hand eye coordination but I threw it for an hour and a half and managed to catch if 2 times. I even tried bending and unbending the sides like it said and wven threw it in the right direction of the wind. It would either fly super far away, fly way over my head, or go straight into the ground
Roger Hajali
Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2022
This thing flies far. It doesn't seem to be able to return unless there is wind. Maybe there is a technique for that, but I don't have it yet. Got it stuck high in a tree and had fun climbing up there to get it out. Outdoor toys are the best.
Toaster
Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2022
I will start by saying the boomerang is relatively difficult to throw effectively. Throw, chase it down, and throw again.It comes with simple easy to understand instructions, and I did feel they accurately depicted how we should be throwing. I noticed an improvement in the travel arc, and movement after just a little practice.Boomerang seems durable and made from quality material. I do wish I had more to say about it, but after using for a few hours it got stuck in a tree. And that's how my review ends. In a tree and un recoverable.
Brandon
Reviewed in the United States on December 17, 2022
The Prasad Boomerang is a neat solid little toy that flies quite far. It throws very far very easily, and flies a hundred feet or two with just a light toss so make sure that you have at least a two hundred feet radius of clear open area around you. Otherwise, you might lose the boomerang. The edge is also a little sharp so don't throw it with too many people around you. I went to a local soccerfield with a wide open space for practice.It is easy to throw but hard to get it to come back. I actually still have not been able to make it go a full circle, and at most it goes around about 3/4 of a circle. The instructions manual is basically a copy of the Art of Manliness instructions for boomerangs, but it does give some advice that I found helpful.To sum up my experience, throw nearly vertical and at 1 or 2 oclock in direction if you're right-handed, aiming upwards around 30 degrees from horizontal. This is generally the method to get it to curve back. If you throw it parallel to the ground (side arming), it flies straight upwards and backdown rather than in a circular path. Vertically thrown, it can go in a lot of directions and fly far to your left or right. You kind of have to adjust as you throw with the wind conditions to get it in a good smooth curve. It flies quite far very close to the ground at the final part of the flight, so I still have to get a tighter curve and a higher flight path.Overall, it is fun to play with for a small boomerang, but it is not easy to make it curve back and catch.
Joel P.
Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2022
This is one of those items that is exactly what the description says. It is a light (45 gram/1.6oz) boomerang made from a very sturdy material. I was able to get a decent return from the boomerang right from the start just following the instructions. I did not attempt to catch it and I would recommend some caution to any who intend to. While the boomerang is light, it is also hard and I noticed that it stuck slightly in the soft turf where I was using it. My inner child is very excited to have a carbon fiber boomerang.
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