Toss World Records  

Mad Gyver simultaneously threw a coin and a knife at a target 7.5 feet away.

Mad Gyver simultaneously threw a coin and a knife at a target eight feet away while blindfolded. WARNING: This record can be dangerous. Please do not attempt this record unless you are above the age of 18 or trained as a professional stunt professional. We will not accept submissions in this category from minors.

Roald Bradstock threw an iPod 154 yards. The measurement was taken from its release point to where the iPod landed.

Mad Gyver simultaneously threw a Tic Tac hard mint and a knife at a target eight feet away while blindfolded. WARNING: This record can be dangerous. Please do not attempt this record unless you are above the age of 18 or trained as a professional stunt professional. We will not accept submissions in this category from minors.

Alicia Weber completed 50 bean bag toss jump tuck push-ups in four minutes, 28.00 seconds.

Randy Richey of the Omega Force strength team tossed a square bale of hay 12 feet high. He set the record at The Arnold Schwarzenegger Sports and Fitness Festival in Columbus, Ohio.

36 pairs of two set the record, beating the existing mark by six pairs. The group is part of iD Tech Camp at Princeton University. #iDTech RecordSetterBook01

JK's friend Michael threw a banana a distance of 205 feet (2,460 inches). He set the record at Belleville West High School race track in Belleville, Illinois.

Brian Pankey performed a diabolo high toss lasting 2.30 seconds while balancing on a rola bola.

Connor R. tossed a graduation scroll, spinning it 3.5 times before catching it.

Clint P. threw a printer 44 feet, one inch.

Mike Wise and Jake Lorence threw a full-sized paper shredder 24 feet, 6 inches. The measurement was taken from the point of release to the location where the shredder landed.

Jake Y. tossed 17 Buncha Crunch pieces over head and caught them in his mouth.

Suresh Gaur tossed 19 coins from his palm to the back of his hand at once and successfully caught all of them in a single catch.

JJ completed nine consecutive increasing clap tosses of a tennis ball on the back of his hand.

Mike and three of his friends successfully tossed and caught a sombrero 69 times in a row.