Available parts used in making HoP full length FIRE staff - Space Blue [5 products]

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length of 100mm x 3.2mm KEVLAR ® WICK (24) GBP £7.30/metre		length of KEVLAR ® thread from Large cone GBP £0.23/metre		length of extra small 25mm x 1.6mm THIN KEVLAR ® WICK (3) GBP £0.76/metre
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Excellent instructional DVD

Reviewer: Rebecca, Australia from Australia
I was really impressed with this DVD. I had tried to watch some instructional videos online but I still wasn't getting it right with my poi. The female instructor on this DVD is fantastic, it only took a few mishaps before I was doing the basic weave, and now I'm getting all my turns perfected as well. I recommend buying this DVD as soon as possible - I realised I was mucking around with my poi and learning bad habits - luckily I could undo them! Knowing how to hold the poi correctly has made a big difference to my planes as well. Thanks!
 

Great Tutorial!

Reviewer: Lori Bedard from United States
I watched the whole dvd through once so far. It is very thorough, definitely covers many basics including warmup, stretching and self-care. I can't wait to practice again!

Thanks Home of Poi, you are a top-notch company. I did some on-line comparison shopping before my 2nd order and no-one offered what you do at the prices you charge. Customer service has been great so far too. Love the referral stickers and business cards that come with my orders!
 

Excellent Intro to Fire Safety

Reviewer: Darin Bray from United States
I have been fortunate to get involved with an established fire performing troupe. Even though they had taught me most of this information, I still found this video informative. Particularly the interview with Pele. It is a perfect example of the danger and risk, not only to ourselves, but those around us when we work with fire. This segment alone makes the video worth watching, especially for professionals that might have become a little complacent in their safety routine. Nothing sends the message home like a personal account of exactly what can go wrong. It is something that I plan to watch regularly to keep it fresh in my mind.