Lighter than most and smaller in size as well, so great for the novice or experienced thrower alike.

Price- $30 (not including shipping)

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*Made for right handed throwers only….

PRICE:40.00 (NOT INCLUDING SHIPPING FEES)

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(1)DIHEDRAL LIFT- this is achieved by taking your wing tips and bending them either upward or downward by heating them gently over a flame and then manually bending on a table with the flat side down or by heating the entire boomerang in the oven on “warm” for a minute (I recommend this as these rangs are covered with a urethane film) Be sure to bend only slightly as over bending may result in breaking the arm or adding too much dihedral lift. By bending upward you will create a flight that allows the rang to hover longer but at the expense of a shorter elliptical flight pattern. By bending downward you’ll create a longer range of throw and it will fly lower to the ground with a more circular flight pattern. If using the upward bend, be sure to throw higher and more vertically. If using the downward bend, be sure to throw lower to the horizon and with more layover and more into the wind.

For example, by twisting the arms counter-clockwise (positive angle of attack) the rang will tend to have a lower flight pattern and will require you to throw the rang with more layover.

If you find your rang wants to go out straight and not make a full circle in its return, try twisting the Dingle arm clockwise and the Leader arm counter-clockwise, while giving it dihedral lift upward.

2) SKEWING/TWISTING- By twisting the arms of your rang either counter-clockwise or counter-clockwise you will alter the angle of attack that the boomerang takes while airborne.If however, you wish to achieve a higher flight pattern, you must skew or twist the arm clockwise giving them a negative angle of attack. When throwing your rang using this technique you will have to throw more vertically.

(3)USING WEIGHTS- Try adding coins to the tips or elbow of your rang in order to produce less hover or more distance. On windy days, to help increase drag because of problems with “flyover”, try adding a coin to the flat side of the elbow. Usually only 1 penny or nickel will due (the lighter the rang the smaller the coin used). If you want to have a longer distance throw try adding 1 coin on each tip as well as the elbow. You’ll end up with a similar flight pattern but one that is substantially greater in range. Be sure to throw higher and with more layover and more into the wind or it may tend to sink early. By placing a coin on the leader arm wing tip only, you’ll achieve a lower more elliptical flight pattern. Be sure to throw lower with more layover and more into the wind.

(4)DRAG– by using duct tape to make flaps that are 1/8 inch high on the rounded side of the rang, you’ll find it will increase much needed drag on windy days by reducing the flyover effect and will produce a slower spin that is closer to the ground. In my opinion I find it of all the above mentioned methods the most effective in reducing hover and flyover. Take a small piece of duct tape or electrical tape (at least 2 inches long) and make a small flap by sticking the piece together in middle. Then put it about 2/3rds of the way up the Dingle arm from the wing tip (the closer to the wing tip the more drag you will create as well as larger flaps over 1/8 inch). You can also try drilling small holes near the wing tips if you find you are only throwing in windy conditions, but make sure to cover with tape when there is little to no wind or your boomerang will not generate a normal flight pattern. Ultimately you’ll need to experiment to see what works best for you. There really is no right or wrong method because they all help. Usually you’ll find no more than one at time is necessary in order to achieve a successful flight.

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This is the largest rang I make and is an original. It is not meant for catching. It does however have a very accurate return with a very low and circular flight of about 25-30m. It is 34″ from tip to tip and weighs about 10 oz. Not for the novice and must have a strong throwing arm as it weighs 3-4 times all others I make.
Carved for right handed only

Price-$75.00

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This rang was made for right handed only. It is very easy to throw and catch and has a very predictable and short flight range (approx 30 feet out and back) as well as accurate return. It is made with a 3 ply Grade A birch and is lighter than most available (similar in range and weight to the Om Vortex) The design is an original of P.Clouet of France. It’s shape and asthetic have been altered and improvised slightly to make it unique to C.M.B.PRICE-25.00 (does not include shipping) 1.
Dimensions-12.5″x12.5″<a h
Made for right handed throwers only

• I’ve carved the underside of the Trailing edge to make the airfoil thinner than all the others, allowing for less lift and more drag in the air when thrown. The result is a lot more range/distance.
  Not for the novice thrower but great for competative throwers who want distance.
  Price-($35 not including shipping)
  

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  Size-(16”x9”)
  It requires a very large field (at least 400x400ft) and is best thrown with a good 10 mph wind.Best if thrown 20-30 degrees above the horizon and with 60-70 degree layover (like most LD Boomerangs)Range-(100yrs plus…more distance if weighted on Leader arm)

  Weight-(4 oz)

This boom is the same design as the ‘Bluey Hook’, which is similar in design to Blue Star Boomerangs ‘Volcano Hook’.

Flies best with a good stiff 7-10 mph wind and lost of snap in the throw. Recommended for an advanced thrower and not a novice.

It flies similar to Bi Nuan Wen and has a soft slow hover easy for catching.

Range-(60-90 feet)

Weight-(3.5 oz)

Size-(12”x8”)

Price-($30 not including shipping)

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Made for right handed throwers only

Price-($25 not including shipping)

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Range-(60-90ft)

Weight-(3.5 0z)

Size-(15”x7”)

I’ve always appreciated and admired the elegance of Chinese characters and thought that engraving the rang written in Chinese would make it unique from the others and provide a special asthetic.

I’ve named the 10ply version I handcraft ‘Bi Nuan Wen’, which is Chinese for ‘no wind boomerang’.Best thrown with a lot of snap and moderate amount of force while aiming 45 degrees away from the wind.

>This is a design taken from a fellow boomerang maker Tom Connoly. It is perfect for the novice thrower as it has a very accurate return and is very adaptable in light to heavier winds.

/>Weight-2 oz

Dimensions- 10” x 10”

Flight Range- 30-40 ft

Price-$15 (not including shipping)

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This rang and its name are based on a traditional 3 winged design by Blue Star Boomerangs already on the market. It has a very predictable flight pattern and suitable for both kids (with parental supervision) and adults. It’s made with Grade A 5 ply Birch which makes it a bit lighter than the others.

The Vortex is best thrown in little to no wind conditions and with lots of spin and very little force. Throw with a little layover (INVERTED TO THE LEFT IT RIGHT HANDED)and 20 degrees or so above the horizon.

/>Flight Range- 70-90ft

Weight- 4.25

• Dimensions – 9” x 16
  Price-$25 (not including shipping)
  

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  • A perfect rang for the novice and is very accurate and can be used in both no wind to heavier wind (using some form of drag) The flight pattern is fairly consistent and spins slowly and mostly parallel to the ground at a moderate height. Its total elliptical range is shorter than most and is comparable to the ‘Aboriginal’ C.M.B. Try throwing this rang almost vertically with little layover (except in no wind situations) and 45 degrees away from the wind.

  This is rang is based on a design similar to ones already on the market(although it’s size and dimentions are unique to C.M.B).