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Ruffwear

Hover Craft Toy

$24.95

Description

　　Durable flying disc with molded foam core for long tosses; floats

　　The Ruffwear Hover Craft Toy is a durable flying disc with molded foam core tracks true for long-distance tosses and floats on water. Bright colors and integrated reflectivity for visibility in low-light conditions.

Footprint sold separately.

Description

Brand Name:

Ruffwear

Dimensions:

9 in (23 cm) diameter

Mfg Sku/Part Number:

60104

Other Features:

• Confidence-inspiring soft construction is easy on dog's teeth and gums
• Excellent flight performance with molded, foam core
• Abrasion-resistant materials
• Reflective trim for visibility in low-light conditions
Materials:
-- Shell: 900 denier polyester
-- Foam Core: 5 mm IHOA Foam
-- Rim: 25 mm polyester webbing with integrated reflectivity
-- Inner Rim: Nylon 600x400D Silicon
-- Rim: 100% polyester webbing

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