Spin Racer Carbon Boomerang | three-bladed
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ultra-robust carbon structure : constructed from high-grade carbon fiber to deliver maximum rigidity and steady defense against impacts.
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exceptional flight stability : engineered to guarantee a constant, stable trajectory even when launching in moderate wind conditions.
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tailored right-handed handling : configured for smooth right-handed utility, offering a steady and comfortable grip for independent throws.
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high-contrast decorated finish : highlights a sleek modern design with custom artwork included for optimal tracking in the sky.
Conquer the wind with a high-performance statement piece built for absolute precision! Envisioned by the throwing experts at LMI Fox, the "Spin Racer Carbon" boomerang stands out as the ultimate equipment choice for passionate sport lovers seeking custom style and strength.
This premium model stands out with its innovative carbon framework, a material meticulously selected for its intense toughness and wear resistance over time. Whether launching in a wide open field, a local park, or on windy holiday beaches, its advanced aerodynamic layout ensures an incredibly stable, fluid, and predictable return cycle. Tailored to match your specific profile precisely, it
features custom right-handed utility parameters, making it entirely easy to handle and capture independently. The polished outer skin comes equipped with built-in custom decoration, a clever trick to maximize visibility during high-speed rotation loops.
An outstanding choice for children aged 8 and up seeking outdoor autonomy and dynamic skill progression, this reusable boomerang is backed by over 40 years of French craftsmanship. It makes for a durable investment to master your throwing technique and enjoy thrilling outdoor day trips!
Handling: Right-handed
Skill level: Intermediate
Wind conditions: Strong wind
Wingspan: 280 mm
Range: 25-30 m
Material: Carbon PP
Weight: 0.058 kg
Designer: Christian JABET
Technology teacher and brilliant inventor. World record holder for distance in 1989 (149 m) Guinness Book of Records 1990.