A Hand Throwing Flying Jet is a lightweight, glider-style toy aircraft designed for outdoor play. Here's a detailed description:
Design & Materials
Shape: It resembles a jet plane with a sleek, aerodynamic design, often featuring a pointed nose, broad wings, and tail fins.
Material: Typically made from EPP foam (Expanded Polypropylene), which is lightweight, flexible, and durable—ideal for withstanding crashes and rough handling.
Size: Commonly ranges from 30 to 50 cm (12 to 20 inches) in length.
Functionality
No batteries or motors: It's purely manual—kids (or adults) throw it by hand.
Flight Modes: Some models have dual flight modes:
Glider Mode (horizontal flight)
Loop Mode (performs loops when thrown a certain way or when a rear wing is adjusted)
Flight Distance: Can glide smoothly for 10 to 30 meters depending on the throw and wind conditions.
Usage
How to Use: Hold the fuselage, angle the nose slightly upward, and throw it forward with moderate force.
Age Range: Popular among kids aged 4 and up but fun for all ages.
Benefits: Encourages outdoor activity, hand-eye coordination, and basic understanding of aerodynamics.
