BooTaa6 Pack Airplane Toy, 17.5" Large Throwing Foam Plane, Aeroplane Gliders, Flying Aircraft

**** Coming to update this 2/23 another broke in half. And I still haven't heard back fromt he company about the one that broke in November. The box says 1 year warranty but there is no way to contact them. Uggg11/22- I sent this email to the email address on the box and the email got returned and didn't go through... So I'm coming here to try to hear back from the seller.Hello,For Christmas I gave my children a box of 6 hand lunch large airplane toys that I bought on Amazon.They got them out today for the first time and the tail broke off of one of them after a while of throwing. I then read on your box that you "provide one year warranting for all your products, any problem met within one year, please contact us."So I'm contacting you, to see if I can get a replacement. Thanks!

WOW!! These planes have been put to the test over the last week by 4 kids aged 8-12. And the planes did amazing!!! We did have to pull them off the roof a few times and out of a tree. But the kids have figured out different ways to get them to fly just by changing the throwing position (not even having to move the tail). We were avid Air Hogs glider fans years ago and we've been searching for a durable, kid-friendly flier. And this is IT!!! Out of the 6 we did have one snap at the tail (due to a slight frustration event - not normal use). BUT wow - I've ordered another set to have on hand for ANY nice day this winter to be OUTSIDE and to give as presents for my nieces and nephews! Plus with an extra, even the adults can have some fun. I don't usually post recommendations unless something really stands out and this one certainly does!!!

I gave these to children ages 2-10 at a family gathering. They were a big hit, even for the 10 year old. They fly really well and will make a loop if the tail piece is placed in a different position. Fun toy. None of them broke after playing with them a few times.

We tried with all of them, and could not get any of them to fly straight no matter what adjustments we made. Across the board, they would all make at least 90 degree turns within 20 feet. They also all had the tendency to loop no matter which spot the tail was in. Adding weight to the fronts (sticks, rocks, etc) corrected the looping behavior to a certain extent, but I don't think those kinds of hacks should be necessary to get the product to be marginally usable.All in all, they did entertain us for a little while, but that entertainment came from trying to get them to work, not enjoyment of the toy itself.

Get what you pay for. These are cheap in price and design/quality. A few of them were formed pretty straight, while others had bends or twists that could never really be bent out and never flew. The two that we got flying well, were made by mixing up the various colors...using the best winds with best fuselages, etc, till we had a few that flew straight. Very sensitive to throw and release...have to have it perfect for a decent flight. Not for kids under 9. Also flights are very short because the wings don’t have enough shape to make lift...so it’s basically sinking fast from minute it stays gliding. I will not buy them again.