Range Master Australian Wood Boomerang. Hand Crafted Wooden Boomerang Made by an Austalian National Champion - Jarrah Finish.

Great wooden toy? Tool? I’d buy another

I just got this boomerang today. It is as described. The coloration is slightly darker than the photo, but it is otherwise exactly as described.I have not taken it outside to test it since it is currently raining here. The boomerang is also much lighter than I imagined when I ordered. It makes sense to have it light in order for it to fly like they do, it was still a bit of a surprise.The boomerang also has a large WARNING label on the packaging about it not being a toy and can possibly injure. It also comes with a useful instruction manual.

I was just like I expected

This thing is wild. NOT A TOY! Pretty accurate, haven’t gotten back to me on spot yet, but I think I can with some practice

I keep throwing it and it keeps coming back? I don't understand.

Apart from nearly killing my grandpa with it, I'd say it works great!

It seems a fact of life that not everyone is able to effectively chuck a boomerang that returns to within a few feet (and not in your face) from where you throw out.The boomerang is a 'combined effects' weapon that not everyone might combine for the effect. The instructions are very good. Practice in a big field.The size is frankly typical for smaller fowl and game. It's a throwing stick, not a throwing tree branch. Pinpoint accuracy on the throw is the objective going out. If it comes back and saves some steps, objective #2 is met. This is designed to return. Many (most?) were designed to throw straight as an arrow and not return rather like a knife (called valari).

I was looking for my son. He tries several times, but this boomerang doesn’t return! Disappointment! Plus it is expensive for a crooked stick that doesn’t do what you want it to do.