Dang, I love low-flying boomerangs.. 'specially in the shadow of trees.. . but I could never understand how to tune the multi-bladers - there are like 3 'trailing arms' so how do you tune 'em to stay up off the ground!? :D Y'ever tried a hook? I loved throwing Bunny Read's hooks... Another great video to watch.... :)
Great you liked to video! Multibladers are sometimtes a bit of puzzling! I find the icerunner shape (the one in this video) to be really good for my throw as it isn't flying up too much. You have to bend the wings downwards a lot (I should have done it in this video as it flew up a bit too much), start with one wing, keep on doing it until it doesn't change much. If that is not enough, then start doing the same thing on another other wing. Sometimes you have to twist another wing (positive or negative) to make it go a bit further or shorter as well! I hope that helps! I used to throw hooks before, but my local field is really too small for them :)
Dang, I love low-flying boomerangs.. 'specially in the shadow of trees.. . but I could never understand how to tune the multi-bladers - there are like 3 'trailing arms' so how do you tune 'em to stay up off the ground!? :D Y'ever tried a hook? I loved throwing Bunny Read's hooks... Another great video to watch.... :)
Great you liked to video! Multibladers are sometimtes a bit of puzzling! I find the icerunner shape (the one in this video) to be really good for my throw as it isn't flying up too much. You have to bend the wings downwards a lot (I should have done it in this video as it flew up a bit too much), start with one wing, keep on doing it until it doesn't change much. If that is not enough, then start doing the same thing on another other wing. Sometimes you have to twist another wing (positive or negative) to make it go a bit further or shorter as well! I hope that helps!
I used to throw hooks before, but my local field is really too small for them :)