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4.5
Made really good, my dog loves them. Only thing I was disappointed in was the aid showed three and I didn't see anything saying only one. I thought I was getting three and only received one.I bought this toy to play with my dogs in the backyard as a shorter range toy than the chuck-it. It works perfectly for that, and this dart works way better than the dart that the ultra sling is paired with when you buy it.Pros:-This dart is easy to control, once you get the hang of it.- It's a fun interactive toy for both owner and pets.Compromises:-Your hands will get dirty-If you have a destroyer, you will have to watch them with this toy. My golden retriever is just dying to rip it to shreds. Although this toy is much more durable than the other dart that the ultra sling comes with.Same as my review for the Dart. Its hard to find toys the dogs will play with.. Our dogs are obsessed with the Chuckit orange tennis balls, so I was hopping these would be a big it too. This one is a bit better only because it's a bit unpredictable on how it will fly so the dogs have some fun chasing it. I have the sling shot that goes with it, but still the Chuckit ball and thrower are a better choice if you are looking for distance. It would probably work fine is a smaller area where you don't have a lot of space to throw. I have 2 GSDs and so far they have not torn this up.This dart is my dog's favorite one, even during the day, and she's tried them all. Well, it's her favorite until the hook gets flimsy and the dart starts flying lame. Then she likes whichever one is the newest.The distance is as good as the speed dart, but the hook is the weakest out of all of them.It takes an American Staffordshire Terrier between 1-3 weeks of using it everyday for about 30 minutes for the dart to give out. Shorter if they chew on it, and longer if you have two darts, and rotate between shots.The float dart and sling are GREAT if used on land... it's sturdy and has a great trajectory, which you can control with tension and aim. But my dog (70lb Labradoodle) loves the water and I bought this to fling into the ocean... well 2 flings into play it never resurfaced. First time, it bobbed slightly below, and my pup had difficulty finding it amongst the waves; second time, gone. Good thing I have the crazy plane-like dart as well, and THAT was perfect for the water as it floats right on top and makes a big splash. I would but this float dart again, but only to play on land.Great colors, and it's softer than the other available darts, this toy didn't hurt when I got hit with it. I didn't purposefully get whacked in the head with the Ultra Wing, it just happened because the toy flies every which way unpredictably. It makes it great fun to watch a dog zig zag in pursuit of the Ultra Wing, but only for about 15 minutes because that's how long it took me to get it stuck on a roof. I know what you might be thinking, and no, I shot it away from the building and it still landed on the roof.Its hard to find toys the dogs will play with.. Our dogs are obsessed with the Chuckit orange tennis balls, so I was hopping these would be a big it too. The biggest issue I have with it is, well, it just doesn't go very far. I have the sling shot that goes with it, but still the Chuckit ball and thrower are a better choice if you are looking for distance. It would probably work fine is a smaller area where you don't have a lot of space to throw.It works well, but I need to make sure that my "Shadow" is not allowed alone with it for any length of time or it would be chewed to pieces even though it is the "durable" version. My dog loves it and loves to chase it!Don’t buy unless you get the launcher with it, I made that mistakefairly strong toy dogs werent bothered but good deliveryDisappointingMy dog absolutely loves these darts. There are definitely a few problems with this toy though.- The tubing will break after a few months use- The hook on the dart will break almost immediately- The fins on the dart will rip off easilyHow to fix these problems:Hook: I screw a 3" wood screw through the hook all the way to the tip of the dart. Push the hook slightly forward and cut the screw head off so there are no sharp edges. Then bend the hook back to original shape.Elastic tubing: I pulled the back of the handle off and drilled out the old tubing after it broke. From there you can put in new tubing, tie the ends and close the handle back up.The fins will break but it doesn't really affect distance.I wouldn't normally have gone so far to keep this toy going but my pup ignores balls now and only wants the dart.Für den Preis was anderes erwartet unser jacky hat ganze 5min Spaß und danach kaputt, Kundendienst nicht erreibar, kein Problem konnte gelöst werden, nicht mal zurück geben konnten wir es.. nie wieder!!!
