Eric Darnell's tri-Flys made out of Exotic Materials for Competition

triFlys made out of exotic materials can be found on the Low Cost Boomerang link. Advanced competitors carve these into a variety of Fast Catch, Trick Catch or Doubling competition models. Plans for modifying triflys can be found on Pierre Kutek's triFly web site.

G12 Tri-blader by Volker Behrens Price: $58 ; Availability: 6 RH

 This tri-blader was made out of 2 mm G12. It is a clean and pragmatic solution for windy and gusty days in Australian Round, Trick Catch or Consecutive Catch. It has a higher, circular flight and it does not get bounced around or carried away by freak winds. It is predictable and an easy catch. Made for advanced throwers who know how to tune a boomerang to fly in trash winds by adding weights. Perforated with holes for enhanced wind resistance. Requires moderate winds and weight tuning experience. The paint is flaking off in spots because paint does not adhere well to G12 material.

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Radius = 15 cm ; Weight = 49 gm ; Range = 45+ metres ; Age = 17+ ; Power = 8/10 ; Difficulty = 8/10

More Boomerangs for Aussie Round (40-60 metres)

 

Please visit the Sport II web page. On this web page, you can find many sport boomerangs with ranges exceding 40 metres. These will give you maximum points for distance, catching and accuracy. The smaller the boomerang, the easier it is to catch. Paxolin boomerangs are better in wind conditions and are smaller and lighter than wooden boomerangs. They are preferred by most competitors.