Specifications

The Aerobie Skylighter Disc lights up at night and offers superior straight line flight than a traditional Frisbee using advanced design and materials.

Advanced aerodynamic illuminating design!

The Aerobie Skylighter Disc is fitted with powerful LEDs lighting the entire translucent rim and create a spinning "lighthouse" effect.


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The stable, accurate flights result from its advanced aerodynamic design which incorporates the patented spoiler rim with a soft rubber edge for comfortable catches.

The original Aerobie Superdisc became a favourite shortly after its debut in 1995 because players of all skill levels could throw it well and enjoy its stable, accurate flights.

It was developed in response to Superdisc fans' clamor for a larger, heavier version. Today, the Superdisc Ultra is the top of the line Aerobie flying disc.

The Superdisc Ultra's soft rubber edge provides a great grip for strong throws. It also feels soft to catch and does not develop sharp scratches and burrs like a conventional disc when it hits pavement. Floats in water.


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What the expert says:

"You'll find the Superdisc Ultra to be the most stable and accurate flying disc on the market and I love the soft edge. It's great for players of all skill levels."

Scott Zimmerman
8 times Overall World and U.S. Frisbee Champion

Throwing Instructions:

To make Aerobie discs fly straight, release them level. When people throw a conventional flying disc, they tend to release it sloping downward to compensate for the disc's tendency to roll over in flight. With Aerobie discs, this compensation is unnecessary.

Instead, throw them level to make them fly straight. You can throw an Aerobie disc sloping to the left if you want it to curve left and sloping to the right if you want it to curve right.

Safe Play:

Throw an Aerobie disc only to an alert catcher, as you should exercise caution with any thrown object. Play in a clear space so participants will not accidentally trip over or crash into trees, cars, people, or other hazards. Cease play if light is insufficient to cle