Sweets Prime Grain Split 2.0 kendama | Veggie

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Sweets Prime Grain Split 2.0 kendama — keep the tama’s position in view:

Key features

Construction: BOOST ken with large cups
Tama finish: Sticky Clear
Tama design: Grain Split woodgrain-inspired pattern
Tracking: Pale bottom to help locate the tama hole
Designer: Christian Fraser — BOOST shape
String: Colour matched to the tama

The woodgrain-inspired Grain Split pattern gives you a visual reference as you follow the tama through a trick. Its pale bottom helps you locate the hole when lining up a spike. Sticky Clear adds grip for lighthouse, lunar and other balance practice. The BOOST ken has large cups designed by Christian Fraser for both beginners and experienced players. Check the string and knot before playing, and practise in an open space where a dropped kendama will not damage your surroundings.

Sweets Prime Grain Split 2.0 kendama — specifications:

Construction: BOOST ken with large cups
Tama finish: Sticky Clear
Tama design: Grain Split woodgrain-inspired pattern
Tracking: Pale bottom to help locate the tama hole
Designer: Christian Fraser — BOOST shape
String: Colour matched to the tama
Included: Kendama, spare coloured string and Prime sticker pack

Sweets Prime Grain Split 2.0 kendama — questions:

Is it suitable for beginners?
Yes. The BOOST ken’s large cups suit learning catches as well as practising more advanced combinations.

Which tama finish does it use?
Sticky Clear, a grippy finish for balance practice.

What is included?
The kendama with a colour-matched string, a spare coloured string and a Prime sticker pack.

Does the pattern help with tracking?
The contrasting woodgrain design and white bottom give you references for the tama’s position as it rotates.