A flying disc that keeps play going when daylight fades. Integrated lights help it stand out in a dim garden or park at dusk, allowing throwing and catching to continue after sunset.
Why an illuminated disc earns regular play
Many outdoor toys are limited by the time of day: a child comes home from school, daylight lasts for an hour, and play ends there. Because this disc remains visible after dark, it stretches playtime beyond dinner—turning it from a one-weekend toy into something kept ready by the back door.
Learning to throw a disc flat is achievable, with progress that can be seen: early attempts wobble and fall, while within a fortnight they can travel through the air. Watching the flight in darkness makes that feedback clearer rather than less useful.
Sizes
- Small — 22.5 cm. Its lighter design is easier for smaller hands to flick level.
- Large — 26 cm. It offers greater flight stability and is simpler to catch, making it more suitable when throwing is already dependable.
Either size is available in black or white.
Age guidance
6 and up. At six, children can throw the disc and run after it. By eight, they begin managing the angle and achieving genuine distance. At ten, they can play fully, using curved throws, longer catches, and running games with a friend.
Materials
This disc is made from moulded plastic and includes built-in illumination. As with any flying disc, direct throws away from faces and windows. It is not suitable for children under three.
Frequently asked questions
Which size should I get? Choose the small version for a first disc or a smaller child; select the large one when they can already throw a disc flat.
Is it safe to catch? It is a lightweight plastic disc thrown by a child, like any frisbee. Use two hands for catching until throws become accurate.
Does it work in daylight? Yes. It flies like a standard disc, while the illumination provides the additional hour of play.