North and South American Boomerang Links
updated: 4 August 2007
World Boomerang Cup 2006
USA
 
The United States Boomerang Association is the organized body of competition throwers in the USA. You can join or subscribe to their quarterly publication, Many Happy Returns. However, you may or may not get 4 issues of the newsletter when you pay for your subscription. This newsletter has historically been produced at a frequency less than quarterly and you will only get the issues that are issued during the one year period of your membership. This site also includes a calendar of USBA events.
 
Bailey Boomerangs - Ted Bailey 's online boomerang catalog. Products include: books and CDs about boomerangs, MTAs, Paxolin competition boomerangs, distance booms, collectable 'rangs, strip laminated blanks, boomerang software, back issues of newsletters, low cost booms, long distance throwing rings, and loads of other goodies.
 
The Boomerang Man - Richard Harrison's catalog with boomerangs for Sport or Contest throwing.  Excellent, detailed throwing and adjusting instructions are always supplied with your booms.  Books, even a special CD-ROM, are offered.
 
Boomerangs.com is the Online Boomerang Super Store. Boomerangs for kids, boomerangs for hobbyists and competition boomerangs. Featuring thousands of boomerangs in stock and one of the widest selections of boomerangs in the world!
 
Gel Boomerangs - Michael Girvin has a web page full of information about boomerang games, having fun, throwing instructions and a catalog. This is a page that is definitely worth visiting.
 
Dan & Richard Bower have posted the Hole in the Head Gang web site with information about MTA, Trick Catch, Throwing and a catalog of boomerangs.
 
Colorado Boomerangs - A very well done commercial boom page which advertises seperate lines of beginner and advanced boomerang products and accessories. Contact Richard Pollock-Nelson for more info. Richard also has a web page dedicated to Throwing Boomerangs in the Rocky Mountains. This page also has links to various other boom-sites.
 
Steven Graham has posted the Graham Boomerangs web page showing several models that he will handcraft for you. Also has a gallery of art booms that are ready to sell.
 
Kevin Absey has posted the Airfloat Boomerangs web site with a variety of polycarbonate material sporting models with prices of about $20+ each.
 
Jeff & Karen Lammers have a great web site called Flying Toys that has a large selection of flying toys including boomerangs. Check out their other flying toys, especially the paper airplane products.
 
Pat Steigman has a nice web page with a photo gallery of the boomerangs that he has made. Visit the Steigman Boomerang Bag today.
 
BVD'Rangs - Dave Hendricks' home page with his catalog, several useful links, a USBA Nationals page and a boomerang photo gallery.
 
William Watts has posted a really nice CityMaker Competition Boomerangs web site where he sells his home made boomerang products. This includes some terrific long distance models at low prices.
 
Kendall Davis has posted the rather nice Master Designs Boomerang Catalog web page specializing in beginner to intermediate boomerangs, including some competition-grade models.  There are 15 models to choose from + special orders, lap-joint boomerangs, and extra large boomerangs on request. Please visit Kendall's Boomerang Tuning Web Page.
 
Desert Enterprises links you to four web pages by Desert Artists and boom makers: Don Monroe, Bill Adamson, Jeff Crandall and Dwaine Morris. Great animated Graphics and some nice booms too and really low prices. This page links to Sky Tested Boomerangs, D.A.M. Rangs and Coyote Boomerangs. Dwaine Morris also makes a selection of Native American Rabbitsticks or Throwsticks including a Rabbit Stick Returner.
 
Aboriginal Steve's Boomerang Page - This web site has Steve Conaway's Catalog and pages about: Boomerang Anatomy; How to Throw; a Learning Curve Accelerator; Tuning Up your 'Rang; Tips on Stuff; Games People Play and Booming links that "Aboriginal Steve" likes. This home page has a monthly special from Steve's catalog.
 
Bill Maecker markets the SnapBee boomerang and other flying toys on the AeroCD web site. Bill also has the Maker Made Web Page that shows his many innovative products.
 
MX Boomerangs - Michael Gray's Boomerang Home Page has lots of hot links and discussions on where and how to throw, tuning, catching, maintenance, competition and games. Also, info on boomerang clubs, physics, construction, types, etc. Probably one of the best and most comprehensive sites on the web.
 
The University of Texas at Austin has posted photos of artifacts that came from a Ceremonial Cave. The artifacts included a selection of very fine prehistoric Rabbit Sticks made by indigenous Native Americans from that region.
 
Jani Macari Pallis of Cislunar Aerospace, Inc. has posted several web pages that discuss Aerodynamics in Sports Equipment, Recreation and Machines . There are also explanations for advanced, intermediate and beginner levels of education and a teachers lesson plan.
 
NASA has a Learning Technologies K-12 Home Page with links to several pages about boomerangs such as the Four Wing Boomerang and Finger Boomerang pages. You can also download a great Macintosh or Windows application that shows airflow around an airfoil at various angles of attack!
 
The Australian Catalogue Company is a great source for anything made in Australia, including boomerangs, Aboriginal items, books, food, tapes + CDs and even boomerang jewelry.
 
TVS Boomerangs - Taras Skibicky's web page with links to photos of his boomerangs.
 
David Kline has a nice Gallery of Booms from David's personal collection.
 
Tom Conally has a great Flying Frog Boomerangs web page with lots of great boomerangs, all with a froggy theme. Check out Tom's Bibliography Web Page.
 
Tom Conally has posted a web page for Jeremy Smith of Grizzlysmith Productions located in Guymon Oklahoma who makes booms, didgeridoos, bullroarers, and clicksticks decorated in aboriginal designs.
 
GrizzlySmith Productions is Jeremy Smith's commercial web site that has been marketing didjeridoos, boomerangs, and bullroarers in the traditional Aboriginal Australian styles since 1998.
 
Windsong's Throwstick Page by Ben Pressley has great information about rabblit stick technology.
 
Alan Scott Craig has posted a web page depicting his fine art boomerangs at Art of Boomerangs.
 
Chet Snouffer has his online catalog of fine boomerang products at Leading Edge Boomerangs.
 
David Boehm of The Cleveland Boomerang School has posted a web page with information about the groups products and activities.
 
Yahoo! - Business:Sports:Boomerang - is a web page with links to boomerang related businesses.
Canada
 
CANBOOM - This web site is the official home page for the Canadian Boomerang Team (international competition). This organization is an official member of the IFBA. Web page is in either English and French. Contact Tibor Horvath for further information.
 
Stephane Marguerite has posted a Wallaby Boomerang Web Page where you can purchase his fine hand crafted boomerangs.
 
John Cryderman has posted a web page with his World's Greatest Boomerangs web site with promotional information about his strip laminated and plywood boomerangs.
South America
Brazil
 
Carlos Martini is the web master for Bahadara Sports, a rather comprehensiveBrazilian web site heavily invloved in the marketing of fine boomerang products and in the organization of international competition. The web site is in Portuguese, but this is easy to read if you know any Spanish or Italian. The list of boomerang products for sale is rather comprehensive with everything from multi-bladers to two bladed competition models.
 
Bumerangue do Brasil has a nice web page complements of Ricardo Bruni Marx.
 
Walter Mazar has posted the Mazar Bumerang Web Page featuring his boomerang activities.
 
Jair from Brazil has posted the Boomania web site with a large number of commercial plywood boomerangs. This includes traditional, triblader and omega designs.
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