THE ROLLING PIN - RED
Kendama's skill toy cousin, the Rolling Pin, is back!!
The Rolling Pin. is a toy that was invented right here at Sweets Kendamas! Uptown Joe created the first prototype around 2013 and we did our first official launch in 2016. We are stoked to bring The Rolling Pin back again for a new generation of kendama players!
The Rolling Pin consists of two barrels strung together, one with spikes on either side and one with a hole through the center. There are rubber painted areas around the top spike and above the string bevel for ultimate stalling and tracking possibilities. Just like kendama there are multiple ways to hold, catch, stall, or spike the Rolling Pin!
Check out some Rolling Pin history here:
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THE ROLLING PIN - RED
THE ROLLING PIN - RED
Kendama's skill toy cousin, the Rolling Pin, is back!!
The Rolling Pin. is a toy that was invented right here at Sweets Kendamas! Uptown Joe created the first prototype around 2013 and we did our first official launch in 2016. We are stoked to bring The Rolling Pin back again for a new generation of kendama players!
The Rolling Pin consists of two barrels strung together, one with spikes on either side and one with a hole through the center. There are rubber painted areas around the top spike and above the string bevel for ultimate stalling and tracking possibilities. Just like kendama there are multiple ways to hold, catch, stall, or spike the Rolling Pin!
Check out some Rolling Pin history here:
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Kendama's skill toy cousin, the Rolling Pin, is back!!
The Rolling Pin. is a toy that was invented right here at Sweets Kendamas! Uptown Joe created the first prototype around 2013 and we did our first official launch in 2016. We are stoked to bring The Rolling Pin back again for a new generation of kendama players!
The Rolling Pin consists of two barrels strung together, one with spikes on either side and one with a hole through the center. There are rubber painted areas around the top spike and above the string bevel for ultimate stalling and tracking possibilities. Just like kendama there are multiple ways to hold, catch, stall, or spike the Rolling Pin!
Check out some Rolling Pin history here:
