$ 29.99 USD
: Pink Lemonade is one of eight beautifully designed silk-painted kendamas from the Sol Vibes series. Each Vibe comes on a maple ken, featuring a black string. There is a slight...
$ 19.99 USD $ 24.00 USD
: The Melon Sol Pastel is a full beech kendama with solid color sticky paint. The Sol Pastels feature the Sol Shape, which is our most recent design for kendamas. We have been developing...
Sold Out - $ 29.99 USD $ 34.99 USD
: The Sticky Cups are part of an exclusive online release. This natty ash setup has sticky painted cups which replicates playability of a sticky painted tama, but with the feel...
$ 29.99 USD
: Mahi Mahi is one of seven beautifully designed silk-painted kendamas from the Sol Vibes series. Each Vibe comes on a maple wood ken, featuring a black string. There is a slight tack...
$ 19.99 USD $ 70.00 USD
The Ash cup design is the second generation of Flow kendamas. The strong grain of the ash gives this cup design a unique aesthetic. The two woods contrast and look absolutely...
$ 29.99 USD
: Slice of Paradise is one of eight beautifully designed silk-painted kendamas from the Sol Vibes. Each Vibe comes on a maple wood ken, featuring a black string. There is a slight tack...
There are many different types of paint used for kendama, and each of them change the way you play kendama drastically. We are going to teach you about each of the different paint styles, and why choosing the right paint is crucial when playing kendama. There are many different paint styles used by a variety of different kendama brands, but the main paint types include natural (no paint), glossy, sticky, and rubber/silk paint. Natural (no paint) So you've chosen the wild side, eh? In the Kendama Community, kendamas with no paint are referred to as natural, or "natty" kendamas. Natural kendamas are classic, and a must have for any true kendama player. These kendamas come in a variety of wood types,...
Variety of Sol Kendamas Where do I start? So you're in the market for a kendama, and you have no idea where to begin. We are here to give you some advice on what to look for when buying a new kendama, and to help you make a more confident decision when purchasing your first kendama. As a beginner, it is hard to go wrong when buying a kendama, because most kendamas will be able to accomplish the same tricks at a beginner level. Different kendama models, wood types, paint types, paint designs, and tama patterns start to come into play when the difficulty of tricks progress further. Below are three lists of varieties of kendamas that we have available on our site....
You're googling, emailing, sliding into DM's, asking others, and going crazy trying to figure out what's on sale. I'll give it to you straight: 20% off. Everything. Guac included. Shipping? Forget about it. We're pretty much Amazon Priming it. Unless you're outside of the US. In that case, forget about like 30% of it. Here's the meat: Flows | $15.99 Pastels | $18.99 Pro Models | $31.99 Kenditioner | $11.99 Hittin' you with these thicc deals.
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