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Stainless Steel Z-Shaped Serrated Uncapping Knife – Double-Sided SharpMake honey harvesting faster and more efficient with this Stainless Steel Z Shaped Serrated Uncapping Knife. Designed for removing wax cappings from honeycomb frames before extraction, this professional beekeeping tool features a double sided sharp serrated blade that cuts through wax cleanly while helping preserve the comb structure. The unique Z shaped design provides improved control and comfortable handling, allowing beekeepers to work efficiently
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★★★★★ 5
Perfect size
Color: Orange, Size: MINI 1.75" - 4 Pack
These were the perfect size for my ball chasing kittens. they love scuffing up the balls and carrying them around the house or bringing them to me to play fetch. Yes, my cats love to play fetch.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2026
★★★★★ 4
Fun with dog
Color: Green, Size: MINI 1.75" - 12 Pack
Had these for about 3 weeks using them multiple times daily and they seem to hold up, the dog loves the chase!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Best frisbees I’ve found for an active dog
Pattern Name: Assorted, Size: 9" Pack of 5, Pattern Name: Assorted, Size: 9" Pack of 5
My dog is an ACD/Border Collie mix, so he is absolutely obsessed with anything that flies or moves fast. We’ve gone through a lot of frisbees over the years, and these are the ones I keep coming back to.
They fly really well once you get used to them, and they’re soft enough that I don’t worry about his teeth or mouth the way I do with harder plastic discs. They also hold up surprisingly well considering how rough he is with toys. Mine get used constantly in the yard, at parks, and near the water, and they’ve lasted much longer than most dog frisbees I’ve tried.
I’ve bought several packs over the years, but honestly most of the damage has happened because my dog likes to lay down and chew on them after playing fetch. If I leave one sitting on the ground too long, he’ll eventually destroy it. That’s not really the toy’s fault though. In some ways I actually like that they’re soft and flexible enough for him to comfortably carry around and chew on a little.
Another thing I appreciate is that they’re washable. After a muddy or slobbery session I can just rinse them off and they’re good to go again.
For an active dog that loves chase and fetch games, these have been excellent.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Very durable
Pattern Name: Assorted, Size: Pack of 2
Awesome frisbee. Even if you don't have a dog! It's actually just nice to play with as people! Flies great.
Left alone a dog with l can destroy it. It's not a chew toy, but it is a great game of fetch. Perfect size for medium and large dogs, plenty durable.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Very durable and amazingly fun
Pattern Name: Assorted, Size: Pack of 2
My dog loves frisbees, but now this is the only one I’ll ever buy again! If you’ve ever had a dog frisbees you know that some dogs can eat/chew-up a frisbee in literally minutes. Not this one, no way! I’ve bought several of these because I keep one in my truck, one on my boat, one for the backyard, and one just for the dog-park (can you say “community drool”?
I take these everywhere (see videos) and every single dog that gets ahold of it loves it. As a matter of fact the only problem I’ve ever had with it is when I take my dog to the dog park all the other dogs fight over this frisbee.
As far as quality it’s tough as nails, sure if my dog sat and gnawed on it for hours he might eventually tear it up but it would take a very long time and I would see him chewing it up. My dog and all the other dogs at the dog park will gnaw and chew on it and not one dog (from labs to retrievers to pitbulls to Rottweilers to even a malinois, a German Shepard and a massive cane corso to a little cur of a dog) not one has torn it up, and they ALL play tug of war with it.
It’s great for teaching young and old dogs how to catch because it is soft enough not to bounce out of their mouth and they can catch it with a good grip. The best thing ever: it’s malleable and can be easily put back into a round shape even after heavy pulling.
It floats on the water perfectly and will not sink no matter how wet with water (or drool!).
On top of that it’s very light yet is easy to throw in even heavy wind, and as a frisbee guy for decades when I say it throws good, it’s pretty darn accurate whether wet or dry.
Personally I have found I like the pink one the best (not the pink swirly one, even though it’s fine I like the black edging on the others as they seem tougher and more solid for throwing). The solid pink ones are easier to see in water, grass, dirt, etc.
I have bought 5 of these so far, not because they get trashed or fall apart, but like I said it’s because I have one for every purpose.
Highly recommend the solid pink as best color wise.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2025
