Bumerang 33the boomerang comes back: a beginner's reference

An independent beginner's reference on boomerangs. We sell nothing and run no classes or competitions, and we are not connected with the former site on this domain. Throw only in an open area with no people around.

Archive

Archive

This page lists every page of the reference — by year and by the main topic of each. The archive comes in handy if you remember what you read but not which page it was on, or if you want to see the order in which pages appeared. Every entry leads to a live page; there are no dead links here. The tags are the same ones used in the What's new feed, so they make it easy to pull together everything on flight, gear, throwing or safety. If you're looking for something for your first time on the field, the entries tagged "throwing" are the easiest place to start, and before an outing with kids, start with the "safety" tag.

The archive is like a throwing log, which is worth keeping when you're starting out: the date, what you tried and what worked. A month later, entries like these show clearly which mistakes are gone and what still needs work. The reference grows the same way — one page at a time, no rush.

— Editor's note

How entries are chosen: one entry equals one existing page of the reference; the date is the day it was prepared, and the tag is its main topic. Drafts and work in progress aren't listed until they're published. If a page is expanded later, its entry stays where it is, and the What's new feed announces the new version.

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Old addresses on this domain

Nothing that used to open on this domain has anything to do with this boomerang reference. We don't restore, quote or carry over the old pages, and not a single old address appears in the archive. If an old link brought you here, start with the home page or the reference topics: that's where you'll find everything the site offers now — how a boomerang flies, how to choose it, throw it, catch it and keep everyone around you safe.

    • Glossary

      A beginner's glossary: boomerang parts, flight terms and throwing terms in plain words.

    • What's new

      A feed of new pages in the reference, with dates and topic tags.

    • Collections

      Themed paths: indoor boomerangs, a family outing, and what to do on a windy day.

    Sources

    • Editorial materials of the Bumerang 33 reference

    Information is current as of the date it was prepared. Boomerangs differ in shape, weight and throwing advice, so check the instructions that came with yours. Rules for parks, sports fields and other grounds are set by their owners.