Imagine a frisbee that flies with ease, is made from eco-friendly materials, and is safe to throw indoors! The PHD Flying Disk has many names like "perfectly harmless device", "prevents home destruction" and "promotes hand dexterity" due to its genius design. All discs are made out of 100% cotton, hand dyed, crocheted and are fairly-traded. By getting a Flying disk, you are helping women in Guatemala make a living wage. PHD disks also come in a Sunburst style.
PHD disks come available in two types :Classic and Sport
Classic disks are easier to throw, lighter weight and ideal for indoors while Sport disks are heavier, 100% colorfast and fly farther for playing outdoors.
Please note: This product is hand-made. Colors and styles may vary.
material:
100% Cotton, natural dyes
recommendations:
1 years +
designed and crafted:
Guatemala
meets this planet happy criteria:



we love this company because:
Savanna Groft, a third grader at the time, was assigned a project at school. Her teacher asked her to crochet a round placemat as part of her handwork studies. Savanna’s initial efforts yielded a round disk, but because she had not added enough stitches, the disc curled under forming a small lip. On a whim, she picked up the disc and threw it. It sailed across the living room and the Phd Pocket Disc was born.
Invented by a family-owned business in North Carolina, the Phd Pocket Disc is designed with traditional Mayan patterns. The Mayans of Guatemala have been weaving and crocheting bright patterns for centuries and bring a deep cultural talent for handwork to the discs. Each village specializes in a few patterns. The patterns of a village are passed down with the generations. Through a veteran importer, Chris and Patrick found a cooperative of Guatemalan women to produce Phds. In return for the amazing artistry that these women add to the Phd Pocket Discs, the women are paid a fair wage and work under good conditions. The money they make crocheting Phd Pocket Discs and other hand-made products enables their children to go to school and helps keeps them out of poverty in a country in which 56% of people now live below the poverty level.
