Collapsible flying disc

A flying disc, comprising:

• a first enclosed rim member having a folded and an unfolded orientation, the first enclosed rim member having an inner edge and an outer edge;
• a meshed panel substantially covering the first enclosed rim member in its unfolded orientation and attached to the inner edge of the first enclosed rim member;
• at least one non-meshed panel stitched to a portion of the meshed panel to cover the portion of the meshed panel;
• a second enclosed rim member having a folded and an unfolded orientation, the second enclosed rim member having an inner edge;
• and
• a collar surrounding the first enclosed rim member and having a first edge attached to the outer edge of the first enclosed rim member, and a second edge attached to the inner edge of the second enclosed rim member in its unfolded orientation;
• wherein the first and second enclosed rim members, the panels and the collar may be twisted and folded to form a plurality of concentric rim members and panels to substantially reduce the size of the flying disc.

A method of folding and collapsing a flying disc, comprising the steps of:

• (a) providing a flying disc comprising:
• (i) a first enclosed rim member having a folded and an unfolded orientation, the first enclosed rim member having an inner edge and an outer edge;
• (ii) a panel substantially covering the first enclosed rim member in its unfolded orientation and attached to the inner edge of the first enclosed rim member;
• (iii) a second enclosed rim member having a folded and an unfolded orientation, the second enclosed rim member having an inner edge;
• and
• (iv) a collar surrounding the first enclosed rim member and having a first edge attached to the outer edge of the first enclosed rim member, and a second edge connected to the inner edge of the second enclosed rim member in its unfolded orientation;
• (v) wherein the first and second enclosed rim members are disposed parallel to each other but at different elevational planes such that the collar is disposed at an angle;
• (b) compressing the collar such that the first and second enclosed rim members are disposed along the substantially the same plane;
• and
• (c) twisting and folding the first and second enclosed rim members, the panel and the collar to form a plurality of concentric rim members and panels to substantially reduce the size of the flying disc.