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Location: ma usa
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Posted:
Has Anyone tried this product out? How is there controlability. Pros and Cons. I'm looking into buying a pair but I haven't found any info online about them.
Thank you
Has Anyone tried this product out? How is there controlability. Pros and Cons. I'm looking into buying a pair but I haven't found any info online about them.
Thank you
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3,286 posts
Location: Melbourne, Australia
Posted:
I have glanced at them but i'm still content with my 5-prong fire fans
I would say that you may have some balance issued compared to a symmetrical fan but according to the schematics they are lighter than both the 5-prong symmetrical fan and the rope kevlar symmetrical fan, so if you are of small frame you may find them the easiest to lift
Other than that I cannot offer much more advice. Perhaps you can be the first to purchase them and be the guru of phoenix fire wings?
I have glanced at them but i'm still content with my 5-prong fire fans
I would say that you may have some balance issued compared to a symmetrical fan but according to the schematics they are lighter than both the 5-prong symmetrical fan and the rope kevlar symmetrical fan, so if you are of small frame you may find them the easiest to lift
Other than that I cannot offer much more advice. Perhaps you can be the first to purchase them and be the guru of phoenix fire wings?
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Location: Vancouver BC Canada
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Location: Vancouver BC Canada
Posted:
They look rad but spinning them off should be an adventure to say the least.
They look rad but spinning them off should be an adventure to say the least.
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Location: ma usa
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Location: ma usa
Posted:
Thank you for everyone that replied to me. I did break down and buy them. So with my initial investigation : THey are fairly light and are easy enough to spin. the only place that there odd shape has been throwing me is with tight turns like in a weave pattern which im sure will be refined with practice.
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Thank you for everyone that replied to me. I did break down and buy them. So with my initial investigation : THey are fairly light and are easy enough to spin. the only place that there odd shape has been throwing me is with tight turns like in a weave pattern which im sure will be refined with practice.
EDITED_BY: houndomorrigan (1239308478)
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88 posts
Location: Netherlands
Pyromancer extraordinair
88 posts
Location: Netherlands
Posted:
Houndomorrigan,
I too have been oggling the phoenix wings.
Could you elaborate on how you're handling them now a few months later? Or did you just put them away after a few sessions never to touch them again?
Houndomorrigan,
I too have been oggling the phoenix wings.
Could you elaborate on how you're handling them now a few months later? Or did you just put them away after a few sessions never to touch them again?
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