I’ve carved the underside of the Trailing edge to make the airfoil thinner than all the others, allowing for less lift and more drag in the air when thrown. The result is a lot more range/distance.
Not for the novice thrower but great for competative throwers who want distance.
Price-($35 not including shipping)
Please specify “handedness” before ordering!
It requires a very large field (at least 400×400ft) and is best thrown with a good 10 mph wind.Best if thrown 20-30 degrees above the horizon and with 60-70 degree layover (like most LD Boomerangs)Range-(100yrs plus…more distance if weighted on Leader arm)
Weight-(4 oz)
This boom is the same design as the ‘Bluey Hook’, which is similar in design to Blue Star Boomerangs ‘Volcano Hook’.
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Weight- 3.5 oz
Flight Range-100-150 ft
Relatively difficult to throw. However, with enough practice it is very accurate in its return. Be sure to throw more vertically and with lots of spin and forward motion force. Be sure to throw a little more into the wind as well (30-40 degrees). It flies well in light to heaver wind conditions but performs best if thrown in a steady 5-7 mph wind. If thrown properly The Wave should fly on a mostly horizontal plane and moderately high off the ground while spinning very rapidly.
Price-$25(shipping not included) This rang is similar in its design and style to others on the market(although its exact dimentions and style are unique to C.M.B).
Please specify “handedness” when placing order!
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Weight-4.5oz
Flight Range-100-150 ft
This large rang is a lot of fun for the advanced adult thrower but is not recommended for kids. It was modeled after the beautiful Falcon that happens to take residence in the Vermont town of Westmore up in the cliffs of Mt. Pisca . Must be thrown with a great deal of force and spin with a moderate amount of layover/tilt. Throw a little more into the wind (30 degrees or so) on less windy days. The flight pattern is very graceful and slow moving and stays relatively close to the ground in a very elliptical pattern. It tends to arc a bit higher on its return so make sure it is thrown with not too much layover and not too far away from the wind. Take care when attempting to catch as it has a large wing span and could be dangerous if not caught in a horizontal position (make sure to wear gloves and eye protection).
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Weight- 4 oz
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The Bluey Hook was originally designed by a world champion competitor and native of Melbourne Australia named Bluey Williams. It is similar in style, design, etc., but unique to C.M.B. Not a boomerang for novices as it is made to go long distances with a very accurate return if thrown properly.
It can be thrown with little wind to a heavier wind (if used with weights or some form of drag) and requires plenty of throwing space (at least 200’ x 200’). Try throwing with slight layover/tilt and only 30-40 degrees to the right of the wind. Use a lot of force and spin to create maximum rotation while in flight. For the advanced thrower who wishes for greater distance, try taping coins on both tips and elbow. If you find it circles but has a tendency to lay down early, tape 1 coin to the elbow on the flat side.
Dimensions – 9” x 16”Price - $25 (not including shipping)
Made for right handed throwers only
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