Boomerang Stéphane Marguerite – A Classic Model Since 1987

Discover the Stéphane Marguerite Boomerang, an iconic model created in 1987.

This boomerang holds a special place in the history of sport boomeranging in France. Originally designed to offer beginners a stable, enjoyable and easy-to-understand flight, it also reflects the direct influence of competition models developed and used by its creator.

Today, this historic model is available in several versions, including an ABS plastic version and a signed and numbered collector's edition in wood.

A boomerang designed both for throwing and for history enthusiasts, collectors and passionate boomerang fans.

A boomerang created in 1987

The Stéphane Marguerite Boomerang was created in 1987.

At the time, the aim was to develop an accessible boomerang capable of offering a stable and rewarding flight to people discovering the sport.

This model was among the first moulded plastic boomerangs developed in France.

Its design was created in collaboration with Patrice from LMI & Fox.

Over the years, this boomerang has been produced in several versions and materials, including plastic, phosphorescent plastic and other variations developed for enthusiasts.

Today, it returns in a version that pays tribute to its history.

Its technical signature: the notch at the tip of the wing

One of the distinctive features of this boomerang is the small notch located at the end of the wing.

This characteristic notch provides a particular grip when preparing the throw.

It helps the thrower hold the boomerang before release and encourages a quick release combined with strong rotation.

This technical feature is directly inspired by the competition boomerangs developed and used by Stéphane Marguerite.

A small detail that gives this model an immediately recognisable identity.

A boomerang inspired by competition

Although accessible to beginners aged 13 and up, this boomerang has a history directly connected to the world of competitive boomeranging.

Its development is based on competition experience and the search for efficient flight performance.

It therefore represents a link between two worlds:

boomerang throwing accessible to the general public;

expertise developed through sport and competition.

This combination is what makes the model particularly interesting today.

ABS plastic version or collector's wooden edition

The Stéphane Marguerite Boomerang is available in several versions.

ABS plastic version

The ABS plastic version makes the model available in a durable material suited to regular use.

It has a flight distance of approximately 30 metres under suitable conditions.

This version is ideal for anyone who wants to discover and throw this historic model.

Collector's wooden edition

The collector's version is made from Finnish birch aviation plywood with a walnut veneer.

Each example is signed, numbered.

crafted with a finish intended for collectors and lovers of beautiful boomerangs.

This version has a flight distance of approximately 25 to 30 metres.

Because wood is a natural material, the shade and grain may vary slightly from one example to another.

These variations are part of the unique character of each boomerang.

A collector's boomerang for enthusiasts

The wooden edition is not intended only for people who want to throw a boomerang.

It is also an interesting piece for:

collectors, enthusiasts interested in boomerang history, lovers of vintage boomerangs, people familiar with the development of French sport boomeranging.

Each signed and numbered example therefore has its own distinctive character.

A piece of French boomerang history

The Stéphane Marguerite Boomerang represents more than simply a recreational object.

Created in the 1980s, it reflects an important period in the development of sport boomeranging and its introduction to a wider public.

Its return today as a collector's edition brings back a model that left its mark on a generation of throwers.

The wooden version also pays tribute to craftsmanship and to the world of boomerangs made from quality materials.

Technical specifications

Creator: Stéphane Marguerite

Year created: 1987

Type: returning boomerang

Recommended skill level: beginner, from age 13

Plastic version: ABS

Collector's version: Finnish birch aviation plywood with walnut veneer

Collector's version: signed and numbered

Plastic flight distance: approximately 30 metres

Wooden flight distance: approximately 25 to 30 metres

Weight: approximately 40 g

Wingspan: approximately 23.5 cm

Recommended wind: light wind

Special feature: characteristic notch designed to encourage strong rotation

Instructions: provided in several languages

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