The Kadina boomerang is a performance boomerang for right-handers, but it can also be used by beginners thanks to its pleasant trajectory and its comfort when throwing and catching. The name Kadina means lizard, a word derived from Kadiyinya, from the Narungga people. It has a flight range of 25 to 30 metres.

The Wallaby boomerang is smooth and unique. Even though it has a two-wings shape, it flies like a three-sided boomerang. The Wallaby is available for right-handed adults and comes with a 25 to 30-metre flight distance (75 to 90 feet).

The Tiwi boomerang is a four-sided boomerang made out of wood. It has a flight distance of 30 to 35 metres and works best at medium wind. Due to its unique shape, the Tiwi is easy to catch and returns quickly after throwing it. Named after an Aboriginal tribal group from the islands of Melville and Bathurst in the Northern Territory. The Tiwi is an excellent boomerang for right-handed adults who'd like to improve their throwing and catching further.

The Waak boomerang is an authentic wooden boomerang for adults who want to master the art of throwing boomerangs. With its traditional shape, the Waak is easy to throw but very unpredictable in its flight. This authentic boomerang is for right-handed adults and more intermediate throwers only. The Waak has a 35-to-40-metre flight distance.

The Warramba Triblade boomerang has a funky contemporary shape, making it an ideal boomerang for right-handed beginners. Warramba means 'turtle' in the local Wiradjuri language. Even though the wings are asymmetrical, you can hold each of them. This boomerang is designed for light wind and flights slowly and smoothly, with a stable hover at the end of it. It comes with a flight distance of 20 metres and is easy to throw and catch.