Z-Pup HyperFlex Disc
The Z-Pup HyperFlex disc is an ultra-flexible version of the Z-Pup Jawz disc that is about 80% as tough as the regular Z-Pup Jawz disc but soft like Hyperflite’s Z-Pup SofFlite disc.
The Z-Pup HyperFlex disc is an official competition disc of the Skyhoundz World Canine Disc Championship Series, the largest canine disc competition series in the world.
Although Z-Pup Pup HyperFlex disc is remarkably tough in normal canine play, it is not intended to be used as a chew toy, and it does not float in water.
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Built for dogs, not adapted from human discs
Founded by World Canine Disc Champions Peter Bloeme and Jeff Perry, Hyperflite was the first company to patent a dog-specific disc, in 2000. Every disc we make is designed around dogs:
Specifications
- Model
- Z-Pup disc
- Formulation
- HyperFlex
- Size
- ~7.25″ / 18.4 cm
- Weight
- ~112 grams
- Best for
- Small dogs, 13–17″ at the shoulder
Jack Russell Terriers, Shelties, Corgis, Beagles · How to measure - Colors
- Purple
- Puncture-resistant
- Yes
- Floats
- No
- MSRP
- $20.64
- Competition
- Official disc of the Skyhoundz World Canine Disc Championship Series
- Packaging
- Hang-ready retail package or bulk
Carry the Z-Pup disc in your store
Wholesale pricing for approved pet stores, trainers, clubs, rescues, and online stores with their own websites.
Available hang-ready: a fold-over header card for peg hooks and a full-color insert with product details and a QR code to our free quick start guide, sealed in a clear bag. Bulk is also available.
Buying for your own dog? Shop the Z-Pup HyperFlex disc at Skyhoundz.com →
Also available
Z-Pup discs in other formulations
HyperFlex discs in other sizes
How tough are Jawz discs?
We created a little demonstration to show how Jawz discs compare to old-fashioned “standard” discs. Here is what we discovered…
Also available
Z-Pup discs in other formulations
HyperFlex discs in other sizes
Customer Reviews
★★★★★ 5.0 out of 5 · 1 review
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Good for long practice sessions. The flexible plastic does not form sharp burrs after repeated use that can cut a dogs mouth or tongue. No matter how much damage my dog does, it is safer than any other plastic.
