The frisbee is great although packaging saysNon puncturable. I think this is my 5th one. I've purchased from amazon. It lasts about three weeks, tops with my dog. I have an Australian Shepherd that's 1yr 4 months. Frisbee, once it's punctured, it's easy to chew through and make holes in it and cuts his mouth and my fingers.So I have to get another one. And at $22 a peace. I can afford to keep buying him his favorite toy. I keep him away from chewing it and only catching it when I throw it. But it's hard to constantly keep him off it. A replacement would be wonderful since It's getting expensive to keep replacing it.

I’ve had a lot of frisbees before I found this one. I have an Australian Shepherd and he loves frisbee. Some of the ones I had before I bought this one he would bring back to me with holes in it. This frisbee is incredible. I don’t know how they did it, but you can’t damage this frisbee. It’s light it’s not a hard plastic it’s like a soft type of rubber but not flimsy and flies incredible. My Aussie has a pretty strong bite it has not yet put a hole in it. I have like four of them and I think it’s going on five or six years now with constant play with him no damage at all. You won’t be disappointed with these frisbees and even if you wanted these just to toss around to each other they fly incredible.

Last one lasted 3 years before starting to Crack, likely from being left outside. Flys great. My Border Collie loves it.Only note, this one is smaller. I missed that when ordering. Ordered a larger one as well and use both.

My own fault for not checking but more for a pup than grown dog. Needs a blast of light from a lamp to glow but it does glow and flys well.

We have had this for about 8 months now, and it still works fine. Some of the paint has worn off, and it's all scratched up, but as far as usability, shape and function, it's as good as new. We used this when our dog was a puppy, but it's small enough for us to take in her walking bag that has things like treats, poop bags and a flashlight. By having it in the walking bag, we always have a frisbee on hand, and don't have to worry about carrying it separately when out on a walk. She uses a larger one when we are specifically going out to play frisbee, but we keep this smaller one around for when we weren't specifically planning to play.Something it also does by keeping it in her bag is give us a bowl to use to fill with water for longer walks or when out somewhere playing/running/etc. If you turn it upside down and put it on the ground, it does a fine enough job holding a decent amount of water to let your dog drink out of. In fact, we no longer needed to bring the "pop up bowl", since this can serve as bowl and frisbee. We just had to teach her not to grab the frisbee to play when we filled it with water to drink. She gets it now, but will still sometimes grab the frisbee and spill all the water every once in a while.In terms of flying, it is a little heavier and thicker than a normal frisbee, but made of a more flexible and softer material. In terms of usability, the frisbee is good. It's extra weight actually helps is cut through the air better, so you can be a little more accurate with it, and it's very consistent (would easily be willing to use this frisbee when just playing with friends or ultimate frisbee, with no dog in sight). However, also due to the bit of added thickness and weight, it does not float as long, and will not hang in the air. If you want a full force throw, it might be hard for your dog to catch up to it if they don't get a head start.The glow in the dark part is nice I guess. We didn't get it for that feature, and very rarely does the time occur that we actually have it glowing in the dark. Just got it because it was the cheapest color at the time of purchase