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stranger
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Location: United Kingdom
stranger
1 post
Location: United Kingdom
Posted:
Hi I've recently just got my first set of sock poi and have no idea how to hold them. I looked on the "How To" part if this website and the diagrams looked nothing like what I have. Mine are sock poi and there is no little loop bits to secure onto your fingers....HELP???
Hi I've recently just got my first set of sock poi and have no idea how to hold them. I looked on the "How To" part if this website and the diagrams looked nothing like what I have. Mine are sock poi and there is no little loop bits to secure onto your fingers....HELP???
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All High Dude, Ruler of What You Want
2,280 posts
Location: Trenton, MI, USA
All High Dude, Ruler of What You Want
2,280 posts
Location: Trenton, MI, USA
Posted:
I tied a big knot at the end where I wanted to hold it so it's like a big knob.
I tied a big knot at the end where I wanted to hold it so it's like a big knob.
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Juggler/Spinner
612 posts
Location: Hicksville, New York, USA
Juggler/Spinner
612 posts
Location: Hicksville, New York, USA
Posted:
I usually just hold the top bit in my palm and wrap it around a finger or two and grip it between my thumb and pointer.
I usually just hold the top bit in my palm and wrap it around a finger or two and grip it between my thumb and pointer.
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shadow stranger
462 posts
Location: Carmi, Illinois, USA
shadow stranger
462 posts
Location: Carmi, Illinois, USA
Posted:
really anyway you can hold it that doesnt obstruct the poi from spinning will work
really anyway you can hold it that doesnt obstruct the poi from spinning will work
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owner of the group property
1,277 posts
Location: Seattle, WA, USA
owner of the group property
1,277 posts
Location: Seattle, WA, USA
Posted:
I tend to use long socks and wrap them around my hand, as well. It's closest to how I hold my non-sock poi anyway. I've also seen people stick a bouncy ball in the sock between two knots for a knob grip, or just sew on finger loops (I have a pair where I sewed part of the sock itself into a single loop).
I tend to use long socks and wrap them around my hand, as well. It's closest to how I hold my non-sock poi anyway. I've also seen people stick a bouncy ball in the sock between two knots for a knob grip, or just sew on finger loops (I have a pair where I sewed part of the sock itself into a single loop).
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enthusiast
378 posts
Location: NSW, Australia
enthusiast
378 posts
Location: NSW, Australia
Posted:
Originally Posted By: Sister Eleven (I have a pair where I sewed part of the sock itself into a single loop).
That's what I did with my first pair - my arms are short so I had plenty of spare length.
Knobs are better if you want to do throws, I find loops better if I'm going to spin alot because I can relax my hand some of the time.
Originally Posted By: Sister Eleven (I have a pair where I sewed part of the sock itself into a single loop).
That's what I did with my first pair - my arms are short so I had plenty of spare length.
Knobs are better if you want to do throws, I find loops better if I'm going to spin alot because I can relax my hand some of the time.
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