Amazing Dip-er-do-II Boomerang Stunt Plane 3-pack - Loops and Circles - Aerodynamic Science Lesson Toy for Kids

I should of read the other reviews first. I didn't realize they were lightweight Styrofoam (although it is in the ad, my bad). It says fly inside, but unless you have some big rooms your going to hit walls, floors, and furniture and he nose starts bending. Probably should of waited for a calm day and went outside on the grass. I didn't see three planes, but my son got in the envelope and ran off before I saw them. They have some amazing aerodynamics though, but $9.99 is a little pricy. Maybe I'll try again when my kids are a year or two older.

These are awfully small and they tend to break easily. I had to order these planes online because it was August and according to all the stores around here "the summer stuff is gone we're putting out winter stuff now". I take care of my nieces and nephew for a week in August and they requested some planes for competitions. They fell apart easily and didn't really do what I expected them to. Next year I am going to have to be a mind reader and buy the summer toys in February so I don't run into this problem again.

Absolute winner! My son loves these. They are a mix of paper, and some light, thin styrofoam. Do they last - no. He is a hard player, moving all the tail parts, wing parts, adding and removing. It just can't stand up to much of that. So in 5 days, all 3 are finished. Still worth the money, oh yeah. He learned a lot about aerodynamics. We will re-order some more after a little time goes by.

My 5 yr old son absolutely loves these planes. He started playing with them immediately and informed me of which stickers belong on which planes (there is a color theme for different planes). They fly great, which is nice for a 5 yr old since anything that is a little tricky to fly can be very frustrating. And getting 3 in a package made it totally worth it. I'm looking forward to racing the planes when it gets a little nicer out.

Flimsy light styrofoam planes. Smaller then I thought. Does as it says. Add a paper clip to the nose of plane for more weight to fly through the wind. Or make a paper airplane =P

I teach aviation and flight science... Newton's Laws to middle and high school students. These little fliers are a great to show forces of motion in fluids.... gases or water. The students enjoy watching them fly and learn why the aircraft act the way they do.

I bought two sets, one for each grandson, as part of their Easter basket. After not even 15 minutes of play, they were all broken, and forgotten. I was disappointed that they were so fragile, and I would not buy them, again.

It was pretty good while it lasted; about 30 minutes. Then they broke.