Awesome Boomerangs

It takes time and effort to learn to throw a boomerang and have it come back to you. But even if we had all the boomerang throwing skills in the world, we wouldn’t attempt what Master S. Kamaraj of Vajram Warriors does – throwing and catching a boomerang with an axe head. He also has done it with a double-sided axe head.

With a little practice, tossing a boomerang can be a fun and rewarding outdoor activity. In this clip, boomerang expert Victor Poulin shows us how to make a boomerang that’s safe to toss indoors thanks to its paper origami construction. If you want a handmade wooden boomerang, be sure to check out Vic’s shop.

It takes a good bit of practice just to learn to throw and catch a boomerang, but champion thrower Logan Broadbent and Dude Perfect show off just how much precision you can achieve with enough time, effort, and skill.

Self-teaching YouTuber Mike Boyd discovers the wonders of one of the simplest but most fascinating toys: the boomerang. He successfully caught it after a little over 2 hours. Then he kept going and actually became decent at it.

Boomerang maker Victor Poulin attached a Mobius camera to one of his tri-wing boomerangs to see what it would look like. But the boomerang’s sound ended up being more interesting. It’s like a helicopter teleporting in. Turn the volume down.

Would we visit Seoul just to let this boomerang expert use his pinpoint accuracy to knock something off our head? YEAH! Could we do it without flinching? Not likely.