When a group of college students started their flying disc business back in 2008 in China, few of them could imagine the then little-known sport would have such a big popularity spurt across the ...

One of the sports gaining momentum is ultimate flying disc — more commonly known by the product's brand name, Frisbee. The activity is a high-energy, cooperative team sport that combines ...

When a group of students at Yale University inverted pie tins that were used to cover the delivery of their bakery orders, they found an aerofoil shape that could be thrown around for fun.

But Tosy is seeking to reinvent the game for a tech-enabled world. The Flying Disc’s 36 red, green, and blue LED lights are activated as it’s thrown to produce up to 16.7 million color variations.

Some of us can be forgiven for thinking that playing frisbee is for people who have nothing better to do. Or that it is something that families do on the beach while on holiday. Well, both notions ...

The silver lining for the 33-year-old global finance manager was a shared turf space, big enough to toss a Frisbee while social distancing. “There’s such a community element to the game that ...