updated: 8 April 2008

North America

National Geographic World has an online kids magazine with Instructions for making a cardboard boomerang. Kendall Davis is the moderator for a yahoo website with boomerang information called Boomerang Talk. BVD'Rangs - Dave Hendricks has posted several pages devoted to making lap joint boomerangs, a page on using routers to make boomerangs, several guest Boomsmith pages, a listing of USBA Boomerangs Craftsmanship winners & pages with boomerang poetry and sang parodies. 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. Pat Steigman has a nice web page with a photo gallery of the strip laminated, lap joint and plywood boomerangs that he has made. Visit the Steigman Boomerang Bag today. 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.  MX Boomerangs - Michael Gray's Boomerang Home Page has lots of links and discussions on where and how to throw, tuning, catching, maintenance, competition and games. Also, info on boomerang clubs, physics, construction, types, etc. View Dwight Souder's web thread with information about Boomerang Events and Science.

Australia

Gunter Wandtke has posted a web page for the Boomerang Throwing Association of NSW in Sydney as well as 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.  Rob is a Dutchman from Sydney who has recently discovered the sport of boomerang throwing and has set up a series of personal web pages with videos, throwing tips, description of his boomerang collection & boomerang links. David Schummy has posted a web page with highlights from the 2000 World Boomerang Cup. Things Oz is a web site dedicted to marketing products from Australia. Just type in the word " Boomerang " in their search box located on the left side and you will get a long list of Australian boomerang products. Roger Perry is publishing an E-Magazine called Boomerang World for the International Federation of Boomerang Associations

Europe

Austria Andrea Ganzera has posted the Motorang website, with a small, but nice gallery of his boomerangs. Also has downloads, links, FAQs, etc. Belgium Fast Herm's Boomerang Pages - Herman Peeters has created this home page with links and pictures of his boomerang collection. Nicely done. Czech Republic Michal Vejlupek has posted a rather comprehensive blog website called SportBumerang. This website has a tremendous amount of information about competition events in the Czech language. Denmark Jens Krabbe has published his Krabbe Boomerang web page with photographs of the boomerangs from his collection. There is also a page with information about Danish Boomerang Events in both Danish and English. Ulf Valentin has a wonderful U. V. Lightrangs web page with links to a photo gallery, games and software. England Adam MacLaughlin has posted the Extreme-Boomerangs web site with info about UK records, World Records, Profiles of British throwers, boomerang plans and more. This is a really good site!  France  Pierre Kutek has posted a web page depicting his unusual composite boomerangs as well as a page with boom links. This site also has a set of +300 boomplans in a .rar format to download. Check out Pierre's web page showing Georgi Dimantchev's competition boomerangs and a special web page honoring Art & Les Janetzki and their boomerangs. Visit Pierre's gallery of art boomerangs by Pat Cardiff and natural elbows by Jay Butters. Also, for competition throwers who like to modify their own triFlys, visit Pierre Kutek's triFly web page site. Jacques Thomas has posted a website with information (in French) about the Jacques Thomas Collection called " From Prehistory to the Space Age". Jacques' collection is one of the best and most unique in the world. Jacques has an interest in the unusual and everything he does is fascinating with projects like throwing boomerangs in Space (he had a French Astronaut do it!) to detained studies of the boomerangs that were found in King Tut's tomb (he did this himself) and activities in the La Perouse Boomerang Club de France. Take a peak at what Jacques has done with his life's passion on this marvellous website. Boomerang Passion - a huge site where you can discover the boomerang, read instructions about throwing, making (more than 150 plans are available) and decorating. You'll find boomerang news (competitions, records), a directory of 130 sites about boomerang, many free downloads, a newsletter, and a FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions). The L'Ami boom web site has lots of information about boomerang history, plans, throwing sticks and more. Julien Grandjean is the webmaster for Boomland, a French language web site with information about boomerang history, plans, how to make, art, clubs, a glossary and even downloads. Amiel Arnaud has published web pages with instructions for making a Cardboard Boomerang, a CD Boomerang. and an Origami Boomerang.  Damien Germani has posted the Haakon's Web Page with information about boomerangs and snowboards. This site is in French and has plans, theory, history, etc. Luc CORMIER's has posted a rather informative Boomerang Home Page with lots of great informaiton including Luc's own cartoon gallery. Boz's Boomerang Pages - Boomerang web page of Froment Laurent. Germany Gerhard Bertling's Boom Page - This is a clever and very well done web site. Gerhard includes a page for Bumerang Welt, an excellent German language newsletter. Please check out the Wilhelm Bretfeld Memorial Web Page. Wilhelm Bretfeld is recognized as the father of the MTA boomerang.  Hagü Nikolayczyk and Heinz Willi Dammers are producing an internet based boomerang magazine, issued 4 times a year with 32 pages in color. The newsletter is in German. For more information, please visit Boom Zone Newsletter. Stanislaus Plewinski has posted the Harmony-Fly web site with links to different German boomerang clubs, tournament photos and a neat slide show depicting a Gallery of Plewinski Boomerangs. Oli Thienhaus has posted a web page for the mighty World Champion Young Guns Boomerang Team. Gunter Moller has small but very nice Tapir Boomerang Web Page. Sascha Winkler has put up a homepage with Photos from German Boomerang Tournaments.  Joachim Rauser has posted the German language Bumeranginfo website, a nice boomerang web page with links to plans, a gallery, photos and a lot more. Holland Boemerang NLR is a Dutch webpage maintained by Martijn Koolloos, who works in the National Aerospace Laboratory of Nederland. Of special interest is the Megarang , a 1.20m giant boomerang made in composite carbon / polystyren by Bart Harkema. Ireland Mark Fulton has a small but nice web page titled How To Make Boomerangs That Come Back. Mark lives in Northern Ireland. Italy The Boomerang E Lanci Firenze is a small web page with information about the different competition events in Italian.  Latvia Aivars Brengulis has posted the Brengula Bumerangi web page which includes plans, archaeology and photos of his boomerang products. Switzerland B AGGRESSiVE - An excellent web page dedicated to the long distance event. This site was constructed by Lorenz Gubler and Tibor Horvath of Switzerland. It has excellent information about long distance boomerangs: history, records, materials, plans, airfoils, science, boom links, and a photo gallery. Check out their Book about Long Distance Boomerangs. Boomerang News is a innovative news webpage that summarizes everything from competition dates to boomerang design and everything else. Frédéric Declercq has published a boomerang page in French titled "Boomerangs Spirit" with: History, How to do and to throw, Fun, Plans, Art Gallery, French Clubs, Records, Rules of Competition, Swiss tournaments, rankings, list of publications, Boom links, etc.

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 flying at the same time. Japan 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. 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.