Balabalaa Four-Blade Wooden Boomerang – Medium Wind
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Discover the Balabalaa, a four-bladed wooden boomerang with an original butterfly-inspired shape.
With its four wings, notches at the wing tips and central hole, the Balabalaa features a distinctive design that provides good stability in flight.
Recommended for beginners aged 13 and up, it is particularly enjoyable to throw in a moderate wind and can travel approximately 30 to 35 metres.
Its smooth flight path and easy catch make it an excellent choice for discovering an intermediate-distance boomerang.
Why choose the Balabalaa boomerang?
The Balabalaa immediately stands out because of its shape.
Unlike more traditional two- or three-bladed boomerangs, it features four wings arranged around a central hole.
This original design contributes to its flight characteristics and gives it a distinctive and instantly recognizable identity.
A four-bladed boomerang with four wings
The Balabalaa belongs to the family of four-bladed boomerangs.
Its four wings give it a very different silhouette from traditional two- or three-wing designs.
The wing tips also feature notches, while the centre of the boomerang is pierced with a hole.
The result is a compact model despite a range of approximately 30 to 35 metres.
Its distinctive shape is one of the Balabalaa's greatest strengths: it appeals both to boomerang enthusiasts and to anyone who appreciates original and unusual boomerangs.
Balabalaa specifications
Type: returning boomerang
Shape: four-bladed / four wings
Skill level: beginner
Recommended age: 13+
Hand: right-handed
Material: Finnish birch aviation plywood with walnut veneer
Weight: approximately 50 g
Wingspan: approximately 19.5 cm
Distance: approximately 30 to 35 m
Recommended wind: moderate wind
Special features: central hole and notches at the wing tips
Instructions: provided in several languages
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