Pull, launch and catch
This handheld flying-disc launcher pairs a cheerful frog-shaped cup with a pull-ring mechanism. Hold the handle, pull to launch and follow the lightweight ring-shaped disc as it rises, then use the cup for catching practice.
- Frog-shaped launcher cup
- Manual pull-ring operation
- Green, Yellow and Red options
Everyday use
A simple launch-and-catch format makes this toy an easy starting point for outdoor play. The gallery shows a shaped handgrip, a large pull ring and a wide cup above the handle. Give each player plenty of space and take turns launching and catching rather than aiming discs at another person.
Hands-on play
The pictured mechanism is operated with a pull ring rather than a phone or remote control.
A cup for catching
The broad frog-shaped top offers a visible target for catching the falling disc.
Color choices
The current selector includes Green, Yellow and Red, plus corresponding Pro-labelled options.
Specifications
- Toy type
- Handheld disc launcher and catcher
- Operation shown
- Manual pull ring
- Material described
- ABS plastic
- Color labels
- Green, Yellow, Red, Red pro, Green pro, Yellow pro
- Disc shape pictured
- Open ring-style flying disc
- Dimensions
- Not supplied
- Package and Pro differences
- Exact disc count and Standard/Pro contents are not mapped in the available listing
Choosing and caring for yours
Choose the color and version carefully, and confirm the package contents if disc quantity or a Pro feature matters to you. Follow the age guidance on the supplied packaging and supervise children. Play in an open area away from faces, roads, fragile objects and overhead obstacles. Inspect the pull mechanism and discs for damage before use.
Questions, answered
Is it battery powered?
The gallery shows a manual pull-ring mechanism; no powered launch function is described here.
Are six discs guaranteed with every option?
Six discs are mentioned, but package counts are not mapped to each Standard and Pro option. Confirm the quantity for your selection.
What is different about Pro?
The selector uses that label without a verified feature comparison. Choose only after confirming any feature you need.