Waboba Wingman Silicone Disc
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The Pocket-Ready Silicone Flying Disc That Actually Flies Straight
The Waboba Wingman is a foldable silicone flying disc engineered to travel over 40 meters (130 feet) on a dead-straight line. Unlike a standard plastic frisbee, the soft silicone material lets you catch it with a simple squish, reducing fumbles and keeping the game moving. Fold it flat, slide it into a pocket, and you are ready for the beach, the backyard, the park, or the living room.
Why Silicone Changes the Game
Rigid plastic discs punish bad catches. The Wingman's flexible silicone construction gives on contact, so grabs that would bounce off hard plastic stick in your hand. The aerodynamic profile is tuned to stabilize in flight, meaning the disc tracks true rather than veering wide on a release that is slightly off-axis. The result is longer, cleaner passes that keep both players in the game rather than chasing a runaway disc.
Built for Anywhere, Fits Everywhere
At 150 mm (6 inches) in diameter and just 1 inch thick when lying flat, the Wingman tucks into a shorts pocket or a day bag without bulk. The foldable silicone profile means it collapses without creasing or taking a permanent set. Bring it to the pool deck, the sand, a campsite, or a hotel room. Because silicone is water-resistant, a wet disc performs the same as a dry one.
Graphic Art Designs
Each Wingman wears a full-face graphic printed across the silicone surface. Designs range from nature-inspired scenes to bold, illustrative artwork. The print is integral to the disc rather than a surface sticker, so it holds up through repeated catches and outdoor use. Select your design from the variant picker above.
About Waboba
Waboba launched in Sweden in 2005 with the original ball that bounces on water. The brand has since expanded into a full line of outdoor and beach toys built around one idea: get people of all ages outside and playing together. The Wingman is a natural extension of that mission, a silicone frisbee flying disc that removes the barriers of hard materials and limited carry-ability.
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Specifications
- Material
- Silicone
- Diameter
- 150 mm / 6 inches
- Construction
- Foldable, flexible disc
- Flight range
- Over 40 m / 130 ft
- Play environment
- Indoors or outdoors
- Brand
- Waboba
- MPN
- itemMatrix-13156
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is a silicone flying disc and how is it different from a regular frisbee?
- A silicone flying disc like the Waboba Wingman is made from flexible silicone rather than rigid plastic. It folds flat for easy carrying, absorbs impact on the catch so the disc stays in your hand, and is water-resistant for beach or pool play. Its aerodynamic shape still generates the lift needed for long, straight throws.
- How far does the Waboba Wingman fly?
- The Wingman is designed to fly over 40 meters, which is approximately 130 feet, on a straight flight path.
- Can the Wingman be used indoors?
- Yes. The soft silicone construction makes the Wingman safe for indoor use. Its flexible material will not damage walls or furniture the way a hard plastic disc might.
- Is the Waboba Wingman easy to catch?
- Yes. The silicone material compresses on impact, so you can catch it by squishing it in your hand rather than needing a precise grip on a hard rim. This makes it more forgiving for players of all skill levels.
- Does the Wingman work when wet?
- Yes. Silicone is water-resistant, so the disc performs the same whether it is wet or dry, making it a strong choice for beach and pool environments.
- How portable is the Waboba Wingman?
- Very. The disc is 150 mm (6 inches) in diameter and folds flat to about 1 inch thick, so it fits in a shorts pocket, a beach bag, or a backpack without taking up meaningful space.
- Where can I buy the Waboba Wingman Silicone Disc?
- The Wingman is available at Island Water Sports in South Florida and online at islandwatersports.com.