Yumba Two-Blade Wooden Boomerang – Long Distance and Strong Winds

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Regular price 28.00 € EUR
Regular price Sale price 28.00 € EUR

Discover the Yumba Boomerang, a two-bladed wooden model designed for throwers looking for greater distance and good stability in the wind.

With its distinctive shape, closely spaced wings and profile designed for windy conditions, the Yumba can travel approximately 30 to 40 metres under suitable conditions.

This boomerang is designed for right-handed throwers aged 13 and up. Its slightly tilted throwing technique requires some skill, but in return it provides a particularly interesting flying experience.

Why is it called Yumba?

The name Yumba means “snake” in an Aboriginal language.

The name refers to the boomerang's distinctive shape and its identity inspired by the Australian world.

Like other Wallaby models whose names come from Australian languages, the Yumba combines a contemporary boomerang design with a cultural and geographical reference to Australia.

Yumba Boomerang specifications

Type: returning boomerang

Shape: two-bladed / two wings

Skill level: intermediate to advanced

Throwing hand: right-handed

Recommended age: 13+

Material: Finnish birch aviation plywood with walnut veneer

Weight: approximately 55 g

Wingspan: approximately 25.5 cm

Range: approximately 30 to 40 m

Ideal conditions: moderate to strong wind

Technique: slightly tilted throw

Instructions: provided in several languages

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