Who knew a simple disc could be so much fun? There’s something magical about the way a frisbee floats in the air—the act of throwing and catching a spinning disc is fun for kids of all ages and physical skill levels. While you’ll want to have all the following frisbees on hand for maximum fun, here are some of the best frisbees for kids and how they’re used:•
Rings: Ringed frisbees are great for games like ring toss. They’re easy to throw, making them a great option forkids who want to play simple games.
Floating: Many kinds of frisbees float, but it might be surprising that they don’t all float the same way. Some tend to hang in the air and are easier for kids to catch. Those made with rings call for inventive catching, presenting a little more of a challenge.
Light-up: Who says the fun needs to end when the sun goes down? Light-up frisbees are a ton of fun and keep the games going after dark. You’ll also appreciate the lights if your frisbee gets stuck in a tree, bush or on top of a roof—you’ll be able to find it easily.
Soft discs: Safe play is always important, no matter your age. Soft disc frisbees are a great option for younger kids, since they won’t hurt if you get hit with one. These frisbees flex when you bend them, and they aren’t weighted enough to travel long distances. They’re great if you’re playing with especially young kids.
Classic: The classic frisbee is great for plenty of fun games, including ultimate frisbee. While the rules of these games can be complex for young kids to understand, simply tossing around a classic frisbee helps them learn about throwing, coordination and how to aim the disc.
All these frisbees are great for little ones who are just learning the basics of throwing and catching. Don’t worry about errant throws—the best frisbees for kids won’t cause damage or injury because they’re lightweight, gentle and easy to handle. Don’t be surprised if the family puppy joins in too!