Flying disks are capable of traveling astonishing distances, but they've got nothing on the Aerobie ring, the current long-flying champ. Below are a few notable records for both.
Farthest Frisbee toss by a nonhuman:
32 feet, by Alex, a sea lion, in 1996 at the St. Louis Zoo
Farthest Frisbee© toss by a kid age 12 or younger:
403.7 feet, by 12-year-old Mary Uhlarik in 1992 (12-year-old boys still have 43 feet to go before taking away her record)
Farthest flying disk toss:
820 feet, by Christian Sandstrom in 2002
Farthest Aerobie toss:
1,257 feet, by Scott Zimmerman in 1986
