K-10 SofFlite Disc
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About this item…
Ultra-soft and gentle on sensitive mouths. The K-10 SofFlite disc is a competition-approved disc for puppies, softer-biting dogs, and dogs just learning to play disc.
- ✅ Ultra-soft, for dogs with sensitive mouths or softer bites, and good for cold-weather play
- ✅ Competition-approved
- ✅ Low-profile grip surface on top and underneath, for secure catches in all conditions, plus X-Flash™ Anti-Glare Technology
- ✅ 8.75″ / 22.2 cm, about 110 grams · lightweight and floats
- ✅ Colors: Blue (limited edition), Yellow · Made in the USA
Product Description
A gentle start to disc play
The K-10 SofFlite disc is ultra-soft for dogs with sensitive mouths and softer bites. Use it to train a puppy or to introduce an adult dog to disc play. SofFlite discs are competition-approved. It also performs well in cold weather.
K-10 SofFlite discs have Hyperflite’s low-profile grip surface on the top and underside for secure gripping in all conditions, plus X-Flash™ Anti-Glare Technology. Hyperflite was founded in 2000 by World Champions Peter Bloeme and Jeff Perry, and every disc is designed by people who have spent decades throwing for dogs.
Specifications
- Model: K-10 disc
- Formulation: SofFlite
- Size: ~8.75″ / 22.2 cm
- Weight: ~110 grams
- Colors: Blue (limited edition), Yellow
- Best for: Standard dogs (17″–21″)
- Floats: Yes
- Origin: Made in the USA
Good to know
- SofFlite discs are not puncture-resistant. If your dog’s teeth wear one out quickly, the K-10 Jawz disc is the tougher choice.
- Inspect discs regularly and discard any that are damaged.
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Martin Levy –
These discs are perfect for a soft dog. They fly great…they emulate Competition Standard and Jawz discs. Know that if you load up on them at the beginning of your throw, they will deform a bit, so practice your long throw delivery. As a side note, the grip is terrific. And the blue makes no difference to my dog…I tend to use them on sunnier days or autumn (now) when the yellow discs are harder to see.