The fun and games do not have to stop when the sun is setting! Our LED light-up flying discs which may be used for Disc Golf, Ultimate Frisbee or a simply tossing in the backyard allows the games to continue well into the evening.
Yep, this is the one you've seen flying everywhere: on the beach, at the park, in the parking structure, on the golf course (shh! that's our little secret). People love their Flashflights SO much, they play where/whenever they can.
The Flashflight jr LED light-up flying disc is the "middle child" in the Flashflight family. The jr version is slightly smaller and is the perfect light-up disc for smaller hands and those still learning how to throw. Durable, flexible, and lit with a
The Flashflight mini light-up flying disc is the "baby" of the Flashflight family.
Competetive daytime 175 gram ultimate disc with the same outstanding flight and feel as the Flashflight.
Life is grand when you have the freedom to play disc all day and all night. Combination pack includes one 185-gram FLASHFLIGHT light-up flying disc (batteries included) and one 175-gram ULTIMATE DISC (white).
Spice up your evening with a little light-up toss: one red Flashflight + two red TaskLit headlamps = hours of fun.
The RideLit LED Skateboard Light is a groovy marker that attaches easily and quickly on the under-side of your skateboard deck - no tools required!
The inventors of Flashflight are master jugglers (in more ways than one), and they have created a ball to honor their love of juggling. The Astrobrite is a soft, light-up juggling ball that allows everyone to play well into the night.
Light up your life with Flashflight's
LED light-up flying discs, LED light-Up balls, Illuminated safety markers, LED Light-up Carabiners and LED Headlamps for people, pets, and bikes.
Please Note: We use the term "Flying Disc" to describe some of our products due to the fact that the commonly used term "Frisbee" is a registered trademark of Wham-O.
Wham-O, who had acquired the rights to the "Pluto Platter", adopted the name "Frisbie" as it was discovered the term was already being used for the flying discs. A spelling amendment to avoid trademark infringement gave birth to the name "Frisbee". Read More
