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As fast and as far as you can throw it. Actually I think the world distance record is 836 feet and at a short distances, I've seen throws clocked at 80-90 mph.
no it can not cause the bigger it is the heavyer because the weight and the smaller it is the lighter cause of the denstiy.
The official distance for steel darts is 7' 9 1/4". I don't know why such an unusual distance was chosen. Why not 7 1/2 feet or 8 feet?
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What happens to a frisbee if it is pointed too far up?
The disc will not go as far and may even come back at you.
What can go farther a Frisbee or baseball?
Frisbee because that can go with the wind and fly with it.
When did the Frisbee go on sale?
The first Wham-O Frisbee went on sale in 1948.
What were some of the drawbacks of the first frisbee?
They probably didn't fly as far.
What is the term bomb in ultimate frisbee?
Throw it as far as your can, also known as hucking it
Where can you get cheap Frisbee?
You can get a cheap frisbee at most sporting stores, for example, Dick's sporting goods. If you are actually on a team or go to an Ultimate Frisbee tournament, they will probably sell one there for about $10.
What is Frisbee in French?
"Frisbee" is Frisbee in French because Frisbee is a trademark name.
How do you get the frisbee for the kid on wimpy boardwalk?
Go get the car keys for the lady, then she will reward you with flip flops. Put the flip flops on when you have reached ,where the kid is put on them and get the frisbee. Don't put on them then go get the frisbee because once you put on the flip flops and go to another place, the flip flops will be taken off and you will have to put them on again.
How fast can a frisbee go?
It really would depend on who's throwing it.
Is there a new frisbee?
There is a new way to play frisbee its called frisbee golf.
How do you spell Frisbee?
This is how you spell it: Frisbee
How did a Frisbee get its name?
William Russel frisbee invented the frisbee. and Walter Morrison became interested in flying saucer which led to the frisbee trademark.
