Boomerang, Warukay Left Handed

The Warukay Boomerang is easy to throw, making it an excellent choice for first-time throwers and beginners. You can easily practice your throwing skills, trick catching, or juggling as only a left-handed model.

• Features
• About Wallaby Boomerangs

• • Further instructions are included in French, Spanish, and English.
  • The Warukay Boomerang has a flight distance of about 20 - 25 meters (60 - 75 feet)
  • For left hand
  • Wind condition: light
  • Materials: birch wood colour may vary, handpainted
  • Dimensions: wingspan (from tip to tip) of 24 cm (9 inches)
  • Ages: 13yrs+
  • Made in Quebec, Canada

• Stephane has been producing custom-made wooden boomerangs for over 30 years and is one of the major manufacturers in the boomerang scene. The promotion of boomerangs as a sports activity has been the principal purpose of this quality-focused company based in the city of Montréal since 1993. Since 2005, another workshop has been located in the south of France. He is proud to be the keeper of time-honoured practices while offering innovative and contemporary designs. Stephane combines timeless contemporary design with a thoughtful, ethical way of working. It works to produce a range of beautiful handmade recreational boomerangs derived from their material of choice, wood. By taking traditional craft methods to a contemporary level, Stephane uses savoir-faire in working with this living material. He is, therefore, constantly upgrading his production processes and ascertaining, evaluating and minimizing the use of raw materials, emissions and waste volumes on an ongoing basis.

  Stephane is committed to contributing to preserving the environment, continually searching for and educating on more ecological manufacturing and production processes. Stephane, who carries on the tradition, invites you to visit his website and experience the history of craftmanship involved in boomerang making with the care of the environment in mind. Thank you for your trust and support of Wallaby Boomerangs; by doing this, you are encouraging the know-how of local craftsmen.