Australian/African/Asian Boomerang Links  
updated: 11 July 2007
Please visit the Int'l Federation of Boomerang Associations
World Boomerang Cup 2006
Recent News: Crazy Aussies Throw Boomerang on Top of Mount Everest
Asia
China
 
The Flying Boards is a web page hosted by the International Juggling Organization titled: "Flying Boards Travel East with Dai Shucheng." This Chinese juggler is a master who can keep several multi-bladers going at the same time.
 
Japan
 
Rangs Japan Boomerang World - This is the home page for the commercial marketing arm of Rangs products based in Japan. There is also a Rangs Japan page in Japanese. For more info, contact Hide and Miki Kobayashi.
 
Hiroyuki Murata has posted another Japanese language web page called Boomerang Murata with information about Japanese tournament results, pictures & movies. This is a very large web site and worth exploring, even if your browser is not Japanese compatable.
 
boomeran.atz.jp is another Japanese web page with finely crafted boomerangs.
 
The "kiwi-house" website is the home page of a boomerang shop and club in Kitokyushiu and is associated with the West Japan Boomerang Club.  Of special interest  on this website are the expensive S.Arase boomerangs. Contact Masashi Shimizu for more information.
 
Turkey
 
Cem Teoman has published a Turkish language web page "Meraklisina, Boomerang" with lots of links and photos. An English translation is "magical stick, boomerang".
 
Musa Atlihan is the webmaster for a Turkish/English web site titled Bumerang Birligi Inc. Here, you will find a comprehensive boomerang web site with links to records, a gallery, general informaiton about boomerangs and more.
Africa
South Africa
 
Alan James has a web page advertising several boomerang products for AB Boomerangs
New Zealand
New Zealand
 
Ross Robertson of Flying Toys Ltd. sells several types of flying toys including a 10 metre range Superang foam triblader for $15.
Australia
 
The Boomerang Association of Australia (BAA) web page is online with everything you need to know about the sport of boomerang throwing in Australia. Contact David J Richardson for more information about this organization.
 
Russell Hansen has also posted a Boomerang Info web page and offers an electronic newsletter about boomerangs with the first issue published in 2003.
 
Gunter Wandtke has posted a web page with a Boomerang Photo Gallery.
 
Bob Burwell has a great web page with Historical Photographs of the Burwell Family and friends.
 
Jeff Lewry has posted a wonderful web page with Boomerang Stories from his long throwing career. Of special interest is his story about how the Janetzki brothers started their boomerang career.
 
Pierre Kutek (France) has posted a wonderful memorial web page honoring Art & Les Janetzki and their boomerangs.
 
Adam Carroll has posted the Real Boomerang Web Site with an option to purchase his finely crafted Tasmanian made MTA, Fast Catch, Doubler, Trick Catch and Sports boomerang models.
 
Leanne Read has a nice catalog web page depicting her Wycheproof Boomerang Products
 
SpinBack Boomerangs and Didgeridoos is a fine selection of boomerangs and didjeridoos supplied by throwing champion Roger Perry of Perth. You can buy a large selection of boomerangs for children, adults, competition and even high technology night-rangs. Check out the cool photos on Roger's page while you are visiting.
 
Rangs Homepage - Home page for Roger Perry 's "Rangs Australia", one of the best Down Under manufacturers of low cost wood and plastic booms with excellent performance characteristics. This web page has both a boomerang description and order form. Also, you can try Home Page #2.
 
David Schummy has posted a web page with highlights from the 2000 World Boomerang Cup.
 
Kurt Zint has posted a web page called didgeridoos.net.au that features a line of art boomerangs made by Bluey Roberts from the Ngarrindjeri Tribe located in the Murray region of South Australia. Also on this site are carved Emu eggs, didjeridoos and other Aboriginal crafts.
 
Michael Terry of Billabong Factor has posted a great web page with Natural Elbow Aboriginal Boomerangs having great artwork and sold at attractive prices. Some gift sets include a boomerang book.
 
EQL International Marketing - Boom marketing page with 9 different models. Lots of promotional material about Stephen Silady on a seperate web page.
 
Graeme Moyse has posted a web page for Boomerang Arts & Crafts . This online store sells both throwsticks and returning boomerangs with exceptional Aboriginal art. No plywood here. Everything is a natural elbow.
 
Rob Croll has posted the Boomerang Craftsmen Australia web page with boomerangs, didjeridoos and artifacts for sale.
 
Boomerang Shack is an Aussie web site that sells Returning Boomerangs, Boomerang Gift Sets, Aboriginal Art Boomerangs, Hunting Boomerangs and things like didjeridoos, bull roarers and clap sticks.
 
Aboriginal Studies - If you are a fan of the Australian Aborigines, you should visit this site. There are so many links to Aboriginal WWW pages that you can spend an entire day surfing Aboriginal web links.
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