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KENDAMA TOY CO. | 2 Pack | Competition Pro Kendama Full Size | Solid Wood Ball and Cup Coordination Toy | Pink and Purple Bundle
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KENDAMA TOY CO. | 2 Pack | Competition Pro Kendama Features
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Competition Kendama Toy: Kendamas are excellent for increasing hand/eye coordination as well as reflex, agility, and balance.
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2 Pack: Set of two kendamas makes for a great gift, encouraging competition and family fun.
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Durable Design: Bamboo construction is eco-friendly, as well as light weight and durable.
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Safety First: Great for older kids. The string tether anchors the ball to handle for safety, but user discretion is advised.
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Size: STANDARD 7" x 2.75", 5 oz.
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Lifetime Guarantee: Enjoy peace of mind with our lifetime guarantee, ensuring the enduring quality and performance of your product.
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Proudly USA-Based: Unlike our competition, we are proud to be a USA-based company, committed to delivering quality and reliable products while providing excellent support to our customers across the nation.
About KENDAMA TOY CO. | 2 Pack | Competition Pro Kendama
Kendama is a Japanese wooden toy used since the 1700’s for increasing Hand/Eye Coordination, as well as Reflex and Balance. *Kendama is a traditional Japanese toy consisting of a ken (sword) and tama (ball) connected by a string. The ken has three cups and a spike which fits into the hole in the ball. Basic kendama tricks consist of catching the ball in the cups and on the spike, however a huge variety of kendama tricks can be performed by juggling the ball between the cups, balancing it in various positions on the ken, balancing the ken on the ball and juggling the kendama. Kendama bears similarities to the classic cup-and-ball game, and the Hispanic world toy known as boliche or balero. The principle of these toys are the same: catching one object with another, where both are joined by a string. However the modern kendama style takes influences from a diverse range of skills including yo-yo, diabolo, juggling and dance. *Wikipedia
