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Paired flying disks utilizing in-flight aerodynamic induced separation. A second disk is nested within a first disk so that such can be easily thrown together as one flying disk and provide repeatable vertical separation in flight. The outer or larger disk has vanes above corresponding openings and/

Paired flying disks utilizing in-flight aerodynamic induced separation. A second disk is nested within a first disk so that such can be easily thrown together as one flying disk and provide repeatable vertical separation in flight. The outer or larger disk has vanes above corresponding openings and/or holes employed in body of the disk to divert air from the top side or other location to the underside thereof to assist the separation of the disks from one another in flight. After separation, both disks follow the same flight direction making it possible for a single person to consistently catch both of the disks.

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An improved paired flying disk toy designed to be thrown through the air comprising: (a) a first disk having a circular substantially flat main body portion, said main body having a top side and an underside, a downwardly extending rim circumscribing said main body portion; (b) a second disk removab

An improved paired flying disk toy designed to be thrown through the air comprising: (a) a first disk having a circular substantially flat main body portion, said main body having a top side and an underside, a downwardly extending rim circumscribing said main body portion; (b) a second disk removably received within said first disk having a circular main body portion of a smaller diameter than said first disk, said main body of said second disk having a top side and an underside, a downwardly extending rim circumscribing said main body portion; (c) a bottom edge of said rim of said second disk terminating above a horizontal plane of a bottom edge of said rim of said first disk when said second disk is nested within said first disk with an upper surface of said main body of said second disk flush against a lower surface of said first disk; (d) at least one protuberance projecting downwardly from the underside of said first disk into at least one notch found on the top side of said second disk to anchor said second disk within said first disk when said second disk is nested within said first disk with an upper surface of said main body of said second disk flush against a lower surface of said first disk; enabling said disks to be thrown together for separating in flight.