This is one of the most common questions when it comes to these types of product, and the solution isn’t always a simple one. Sometimes, if there are certain unnatural bends in the plastic or wood (sometimes a result of shipping or a manufacturing defect) you will have trouble getting it to circle around back to you. However, more often than not, it isn’t a problem with the product, but rather a problem with the user. Throwing these products is an exercise that is an exact science, and it may take you a while to figure out the right angles to hold it. One common mistake the users make is that they hold it like a frisbee. In reality, you should hold them at an angle and about 20 degrees from the top of your head. You can look up certain techniques online on how to properly flick you risk to generate the right amount of rotation. Luckily, many of these products come with tips and instructions right in the box.