Black Mamba Boomerang - Plastic boomerangs designed by world champion Eric Darnell

I was worried that it was so thin that it came in an envelope but once I started to use it I was amazed honestly. It hasn't broken and it has taken some hard landing. I'm currently learning how to do some tricks and it definitely is worth the money

My grandsons' found that a black mamba can still be lost under white snow.

Love it!

My son loved his new boomerang!

Beautiful boomerang got it for my kid. He has a trouble throwing it but I can get it to come back close enough to catch and I'm a beginner too. Just don't try to throw it to hard and I found it needs to be thrown more to the right of the wind than the manual suggests. 90 degrees to the wind seems to get it a lot closer than 45 degrees. For $12 I don't have any complaints. Should be put in the description that it is plastic I was expecting wood but since it is for my kid it's probably better that it is plastic.