Diggin Real Flyers Glider Plane Flying Styrofoam Airplane for Kids, Dragon

I bought this glider plane as a gift for my 8-year-old daughter. When she first took the foam glider out, it was a little smaller than I expected. But now that it's put together, it seems plenty big and a good size for her to throw.The toy glider comes in 3 parts: wings, fuselage and a rear stabilizer/elevator. My daughter was able to easily put the airplane together herself.This foam plane has no sharp edges and has a light skin over the foam that makes the flying surfaces smooth. The styrofoam has just a little give, which lets it bounce back after crashes and seems to make it near indestructible. She’s flown it straight into walls in our house and lots objects outside. It’s still flying true. (though I’m sure you could step on it and break it)My dad is into flying large RC gliders. He was watching my daughter fly her toy glider and asked to make a few adjustments. He tweaked the rear stabilizer, bending it down a little, which made the plane fly level longer. Then he added ½ a small paper clip to the nose, which made the plane fly even further. He had fun working with her, playing with the flight characteristics and getting the toy plane perfectly balanced and trimmed.This is has been a good outside toy that keeps my daughter interested and active.

Nice product though a little expensive for what okay is. Doesn't fly as well as some of the other airplane products but still fun.

Day 1: the wing keeps being dislodged almost every time it landsThe tip of the tail is ripped and taped safely to its place by my seven year oldThe nose was ripped after it landed on it on the driveway. So, follow the instructions and only use on grass or sand. We successfully taped it and put it togetherOne Side of the neck also cracked.Yes, those all happened in the same afternoon :(It is hard for some little ones to throw it correctlyBut... my kid loved it and had fun

Easy to use, glides very smooth and right where you throw it. Great range! Coating on the styrofoam makes it more durable. My 8 year old loves it!

The media could not be loaded. My kiddo begged for this Shark Airplane daily for a month so I finally gave in... I knew since it was foam it wouldn't last long but it only flew once. One time and unfortunately it landed on a driveway and a chunk came off the mouth. So we spent $20 to throw a foam plane one single time... Definitely not worth the money to me.

Flies decently far and is pretty durable. I wasn’t excited about spending $20 on a foam toy but I’m glad I did! It’s definitely a hit this Christmas!

my boys (8 & 6) had a BLAST playing with this - it really can fly a super long ways. Two days later this toy was broken. It is NOT that this toy is cheaply made or defectively vulnerable. The simple truth is that it is a foam plane that must be (by virtue of its function) extremely susceptible to being broken. I warned my boys of this, but sure enough, they were tossing it around with some friends, running to be the first one to recover it so they could throw, there was a tussle, maybe a misplaced step, & that was it - the wing was broken where it passes through the body. It was still 100% fun for a short while

The wings fell off Every time it hit the ground. Over priced for something you had to keep fixing.