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KiFisch :: Uwe Kitzberger

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Material: GFEC 2.5 - 3 mm

Distance: 120-150m

[1999] This strange shape was obtained rather by accident. Since Uwe Kitzberger from Germany showed up on tournaments he had been throwing his queston mark shaped boomerang, built of thin (2.5 - 3 mm GFEC or GFEC/CFEC) composite. But once during practice he lost one of his booms in the corn. When he found it some weeks (or months ?) later he noticed that the end of the trailing arm had been broken about 2/3 down. So he smoothed the wound and went throwing again, although he was sure that the boom wouldn't perform well. But he was wrong, it flew great...
The "Ki-" in the "KiFisch" stands for "Kitzberger", by the way.

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