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@htimSxelA thats exactully who I was thinking of! KROMs editing is tooooo crispy.
If a particular song first a particular trick (even if it's a iconic song from a iconic edit) I'd say just use part of the song that fits that...
@htimSxelA i kinda misread his question I thought he was asking how to keep from making the sarado from going past the point of no return. But...
What really fucks up sarados is pushing the cups down in order to keep them on the spike. But sometimes that's necessary to get them down a bit bc...
Depends on what your doing beforehand; if your doing juggles, space walks, or just staring pull up ghost. They all take the same basic concept but...
Nah mostly just ozora and like 2 KUSA
Natty ozora are my hands down favorite but a super close second is pink oozys. TKs are OG and al but I hate how long they take to break in shin...
I've gotten so use to one turn lighthouses to the point where pull up lighthouse is a struggle. One turning stuff is just easier though
Kenlab all day everyday. I bought a shit ton back in the day and am starting to run low. But idk where to buy it now :(
What brand of kendama was it? I have like 8-9 random Sarasota laying around maybe I can help
I know jakes tutorial on "How to Break in a Kendama" wasn't 100% serious and it's a lot of no shit points that he makes but the licking of the...
Padauk is such a under appreciated wood breaks in super durable and it gets that darks ass red that looks extra dope. Only shitty thing about the...
Currently my go to is my GT-1 rojo x yaki tama but I play my lbb a lot lately too
Really?? Because I've noticed the opposite. My maples stay getting dented while the TKs I've owned stay strong
waiting on dama mail sucks man
PH is a solid wood. pretty dense and sturdy. i would highly recommend one but they are kinda pricey and also the tama will stay slick as hell its...
When filming obviously I go for more symmetrical tricks. Like Alex said tricks with a theme aka some variation of around USA where you touch all...
That's not a bad idea man.
Yea maple homegrown players usually go through 2-3 of em a year. I've gone through 3 myself and I don't play em super hard or even super often.
Maple is a great wood. Like Alex said it's a softer wood which helps prevent chipping and also the sound of a fresh maple set up is just so crisp....