2. Get a grip. Your handle on a boomerang often depends on preference and ability, but for beginners, Darnell recommends holding either the lead wing (for 'rangs with more than 90 degrees between ...

Which is why Broadbent travels to competitions with more than 100 different boomerangs—many of which he makes himself. “When most people think of a boomerang, they think of a two-winged ...

It soars through the air and gradually loops back around in a circle. Protip: To really make a boomerang soar, hold it vertically and give it a good spin—and be careful where you aim!