Forums > Help! > Oggz vs. FlowPoi Duo
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sanguine
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Location: sur, USA
sanguine
382 posts
Location: sur, USA
Posted:
everything I have seen regarding Oggz is positive. however, I am torn between those and the FlowPoi Duo. Does anyone have a preference between the two?
Oggz
+ soft shell
+ its rounded shape allows you to do all the same moves as your regular poi
+ more colors
- not as bright as Duo
Duo
+ super bright
+ shape looks like snakes
+ with Duo, there is a wider change of patterns
- ? are they too long to easily do buzzsaws, barrel rolls, and inversions?
- ? how safe is the casing? Ive heard the rubber end cap can inadvertently come off?
everything I have seen regarding Oggz is positive. however, I am torn between those and the FlowPoi Duo. Does anyone have a preference between the two?
Oggz
+ soft shell
+ its rounded shape allows you to do all the same moves as your regular poi
+ more colors
- not as bright as Duo
Duo
+ super bright
+ shape looks like snakes
+ with Duo, there is a wider change of patterns
- ? are they too long to easily do buzzsaws, barrel rolls, and inversions?
- ? how safe is the casing? Ive heard the rubber end cap can inadvertently come off?
"to a man whose only tool is a hammer, the whole world looks like a nail." Abraham Maslow
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Location: Bali, Australia
Posted:
For those like me who hadnever heard of either...
Oggz
Flowpoi duo
It would seem that the oggz would need to be put in a translucent sock? Then would work like any other glowball/sock combination...
The flowpoi duo have ready made handles but from the pic here, no swivels. I have had glowies that look to be a similar length to these, with no swivels and have found them clumsy especially when doing anything like stalls, other than ordinary round and round basic stuff. Also these seem to have particularly short handles, another limitation on variation.
For those like me who hadnever heard of either...
Oggz
Flowpoi duo
It would seem that the oggz would need to be put in a translucent sock? Then would work like any other glowball/sock combination...
The flowpoi duo have ready made handles but from the pic here, no swivels. I have had glowies that look to be a similar length to these, with no swivels and have found them clumsy especially when doing anything like stalls, other than ordinary round and round basic stuff. Also these seem to have particularly short handles, another limitation on variation.
.....Can't juggle balls but I sure as hell can juggle details....
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not different, just not the same
263 posts
Location: Charlotte, NC, USA
not different, just not the same
263 posts
Location: Charlotte, NC, USA
Posted:
I actually have both, bought them both at the same time actually. I love them both, for different reasons. But to answer your question.. I say get the Duo's first and the oggz later.
There's just SO MUCH more light in the Duos, its crazy. They have 10 different modes in the flowlights so some really awesome patterns can be created. Also, as far as the light colors you get, i'd recommend you stay away from the "fire" as they are very very overshadowed by the "water" color and not nearly as bright... I haven't seen the "earth" ones in person yet but imagine they would also be better than the "fire" ones.
As far as the technical aspects of the Duo's... One of the best things about them is the lights run off AAA batteries, so you can ALWAYS have more cheap batteries with you and they burn for a LONG time on one battery. Yes the end caps can come off, HOWEVER that's usually cuz they are dirty and i didn't bother to punch them on tight before spinning. If you keep the ends clean (inside) and every once in a while tap them on firmly you'll be just fine. The handle's are kind of short but that has a lot to do with the heads being so long. I find the overall length to be just fine (i'm actually going to buy some triples soon). And yes you can do buzzsaws and hyperloops with them, i even do airwraps with no problems. In fact 1 degree tangles of any kind work really well if you tangle right where the string comes out of the light casing. Swivels WOULD help overall but i don't think they suffer much from not having them. As far as doing stalls, no problem whatsoever. I LOVE stalls and these, in my opinion, are easier to do quick stalls with than my fire heads or practice poi.
So yeah, Duos for the win, you will love them. However they DO hurt when you hit yourself (so don't).
As for the Oggz, they are in no way a bad choice. Yes they are soft, rechargeable which is awesome, and the fade is pretty cool. They are pretty light but not to bad. The strings are adjustable which is cool. (you can buy Oggz poi from flowtoys, strings, handles and all attached for you) Only bad thing about rechargeables... you have to charge them so if they die when you are out and about.. you lose. I love these poi as well, but they won't do for a weekend away or a burn..unless you use them sparingly.
Btw, the handles FlowToys makes are fantastic, they are soft, sturdy and lovely to spin with, best handles on anything glowy i've ever spun and i've spun a lot.
I actually have both, bought them both at the same time actually. I love them both, for different reasons. But to answer your question.. I say get the Duo's first and the oggz later.
There's just SO MUCH more light in the Duos, its crazy. They have 10 different modes in the flowlights so some really awesome patterns can be created. Also, as far as the light colors you get, i'd recommend you stay away from the "fire" as they are very very overshadowed by the "water" color and not nearly as bright... I haven't seen the "earth" ones in person yet but imagine they would also be better than the "fire" ones.
As far as the technical aspects of the Duo's... One of the best things about them is the lights run off AAA batteries, so you can ALWAYS have more cheap batteries with you and they burn for a LONG time on one battery. Yes the end caps can come off, HOWEVER that's usually cuz they are dirty and i didn't bother to punch them on tight before spinning. If you keep the ends clean (inside) and every once in a while tap them on firmly you'll be just fine. The handle's are kind of short but that has a lot to do with the heads being so long. I find the overall length to be just fine (i'm actually going to buy some triples soon). And yes you can do buzzsaws and hyperloops with them, i even do airwraps with no problems. In fact 1 degree tangles of any kind work really well if you tangle right where the string comes out of the light casing. Swivels WOULD help overall but i don't think they suffer much from not having them. As far as doing stalls, no problem whatsoever. I LOVE stalls and these, in my opinion, are easier to do quick stalls with than my fire heads or practice poi.
So yeah, Duos for the win, you will love them. However they DO hurt when you hit yourself (so don't).
As for the Oggz, they are in no way a bad choice. Yes they are soft, rechargeable which is awesome, and the fade is pretty cool. They are pretty light but not to bad. The strings are adjustable which is cool. (you can buy Oggz poi from flowtoys, strings, handles and all attached for you) Only bad thing about rechargeables... you have to charge them so if they die when you are out and about.. you lose. I love these poi as well, but they won't do for a weekend away or a burn..unless you use them sparingly.
Btw, the handles FlowToys makes are fantastic, they are soft, sturdy and lovely to spin with, best handles on anything glowy i've ever spun and i've spun a lot.
I once learned every move that there was,
Every style, Every technique.
Then I woke up, and forgot it all,
So now I struggle to dream.
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Posted:
That's a great review, Imbalance! Inspires me to get some! I have never yet found good glowies that didn;t break easily so that's really helpful.
That's a great review, Imbalance! Inspires me to get some! I have never yet found good glowies that didn;t break easily so that's really helpful.
.....Can't juggle balls but I sure as hell can juggle details....
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sanguine
382 posts
Location: sur, USA
sanguine
382 posts
Location: sur, USA
Posted:
newgabe:
my apologies for not providing you all the information regarding the two types. But, uberthanks for providing the supplement.
Imbalance:
THANk-A YOU-eY! That was a perfect answer to my question (and kind of the one I was hoping for too) Unfortunately, Flowtoys is out of the Water lights right now and hasnt released the Earth lights yet. Worse yet, HoP isnt carrying them.
;) So, it looks like Ill have to be patient a lil while longer. I didnt like the idea of Fire lights anyways. Ive got kerosene for that. 
What I really want to see is the other colors like Magic and Air.
Now I have to figure out where Im going to get the money for those. pricey-ouch.
newgabe:
my apologies for not providing you all the information regarding the two types. But, uberthanks for providing the supplement.
Imbalance:
THANk-A YOU-eY! That was a perfect answer to my question (and kind of the one I was hoping for too) Unfortunately, Flowtoys is out of the Water lights right now and hasnt released the Earth lights yet. Worse yet, HoP isnt carrying them.
;) So, it looks like Ill have to be patient a lil while longer. I didnt like the idea of Fire lights anyways. Ive got kerosene for that. What I really want to see is the other colors like Magic and Air.Now I have to figure out where Im going to get the money for those. pricey-ouch.
"to a man whose only tool is a hammer, the whole world looks like a nail." Abraham Maslow
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Carpal \'Tunnel
3,533 posts
Location: Hampshire College, MA, USA
Carpal \'Tunnel
3,533 posts
Location: Hampshire College, MA, USA
Posted:
Does anybody have good photos of the flowpoi duo's? I'm also considering getting a pair and I'm trying to figure out what colors to get.
Does anybody have good photos of the flowpoi duo's? I'm also considering getting a pair and I'm trying to figure out what colors to get.
-James
"How do you know if you're happy or sad without a mask? Or angry? Or ready for dessert?"
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sanguine
382 posts
Location: sur, USA
sanguine
382 posts
Location: sur, USA
Posted:
Flowtoys itself has demonstations that will amply show you what the duo can do.
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Flowtoys itself has demonstations that will amply show you what the duo can do.
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not different, just not the same
263 posts
Location: Charlotte, NC, USA
not different, just not the same
263 posts
Location: Charlotte, NC, USA
Posted:
I would highly advise AGAINST getting the Fire color, unless you have money to burn... it just doesn't show up anywhere close to as well as the Water color. I have both water and fire in my duos and when spinning you can see the fire ones but they are just so dull in general. I've been told this has something to do with the wavelength of red light in general.
I haven't seen the new Earth colors, but i can't imagine they'd be worse than the Fire, so i'd recommend either getting all water, or water and earth.
And yes, there is a great demo of all 10 modes that the flowlights can do on the flowtoys website. Here's the link https://www.flowtoys.com/pages.php?pageid=10
there were some pictures taken of me spinning at Transformus if I can find em again i'll link em... they weren't the best though, the photographer was a bit to flash happy...
I would highly advise AGAINST getting the Fire color, unless you have money to burn... it just doesn't show up anywhere close to as well as the Water color. I have both water and fire in my duos and when spinning you can see the fire ones but they are just so dull in general. I've been told this has something to do with the wavelength of red light in general.
I haven't seen the new Earth colors, but i can't imagine they'd be worse than the Fire, so i'd recommend either getting all water, or water and earth.
And yes, there is a great demo of all 10 modes that the flowlights can do on the flowtoys website. Here's the link https://www.flowtoys.com/pages.php?pageid=10
there were some pictures taken of me spinning at Transformus if I can find em again i'll link em... they weren't the best though, the photographer was a bit to flash happy...
I once learned every move that there was,
Every style, Every technique.
Then I woke up, and forgot it all,
So now I struggle to dream.
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Carpal \'Tunnel
3,533 posts
Location: Hampshire College, MA, USA
Carpal \'Tunnel
3,533 posts
Location: Hampshire College, MA, USA
Posted:
I'm aware of the demonstrations. They demonstrate one color, which is not useful at all for comparisons.
Thanks for the advice, Imbalance. Hopefully they'll put together some photos when they release the Earth colors, because that'd be swell useful.
I'm aware of the demonstrations. They demonstrate one color, which is not useful at all for comparisons.
Thanks for the advice, Imbalance. Hopefully they'll put together some photos when they release the Earth colors, because that'd be swell useful.
-James
"How do you know if you're happy or sad without a mask? Or angry? Or ready for dessert?"
GOLD Member
not different, just not the same
263 posts
Location: Charlotte, NC, USA
not different, just not the same
263 posts
Location: Charlotte, NC, USA
Posted:
here's the pictures. These aren't the greatest in the word, i was standing very near a torch and the photographer had his flash on max AND was really really close.. soooo oh well. But you can still see the lights. I had the Water's on "bead" mode i believe and the Fire's on "Bounce". In poi the fire is higher up towards the string. I have the waters faceing opposite directions so the end of one shows green and the other blue. There's a few pictures before and after the one linked, just scroll through. Notice that you can nearly never see the red? its there for sure, but even with that flash the blue/green of the water stands out.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/larslarsen/899078336/in/set-72157600988506233/
and as for the sloppy patterns... well it was about 4am and I was decidedly NOT sober....
EDITED_BY: Imbalance (1192893612)
here's the pictures. These aren't the greatest in the word, i was standing very near a torch and the photographer had his flash on max AND was really really close.. soooo oh well. But you can still see the lights. I had the Water's on "bead" mode i believe and the Fire's on "Bounce". In poi the fire is higher up towards the string. I have the waters faceing opposite directions so the end of one shows green and the other blue. There's a few pictures before and after the one linked, just scroll through. Notice that you can nearly never see the red? its there for sure, but even with that flash the blue/green of the water stands out.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/larslarsen/899078336/in/set-72157600988506233/
and as for the sloppy patterns... well it was about 4am and I was decidedly NOT sober....
EDITED_BY: Imbalance (1192893612)
I once learned every move that there was,
Every style, Every technique.
Then I woke up, and forgot it all,
So now I struggle to dream.
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sanguine
382 posts
Location: sur, USA
sanguine
382 posts
Location: sur, USA
Posted:
I can see what you mean though. The red adds a nice touch, but its not strong enough to compete with the other colors.
btw, I love the tennis balls on the end of your fire chains. Thats a great soft,visible counterweight for throwing. Was there any special trick you used to attach them? I love doing throws but its hard to find the handle in the dark.
I can see what you mean though. The red adds a nice touch, but its not strong enough to compete with the other colors.
btw, I love the tennis balls on the end of your fire chains. Thats a great soft,visible counterweight for throwing. Was there any special trick you used to attach them? I love doing throws but its hard to find the handle in the dark.
"to a man whose only tool is a hammer, the whole world looks like a nail." Abraham Maslow
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not different, just not the same
263 posts
Location: Charlotte, NC, USA
not different, just not the same
263 posts
Location: Charlotte, NC, USA
Posted:
actually that's not me with the fire, only pics of me on there are the Glow ones. That's my bud Conway from Richmond VA. I believe he used small hole, nut/washer/bolt and had a slit in the other side to tighten with, i could be wrong (see aforementioned comment about not being sober...)
actually that's not me with the fire, only pics of me on there are the Glow ones. That's my bud Conway from Richmond VA. I believe he used small hole, nut/washer/bolt and had a slit in the other side to tighten with, i could be wrong (see aforementioned comment about not being sober...)
I once learned every move that there was,
Every style, Every technique.
Then I woke up, and forgot it all,
So now I struggle to dream.
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Location: brisbane, queensland, Australia
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Posted:
man! those flowpoi are seriously wicked. must get some flowpoi as soon as humanly possible.
son's dental appointment comes first, i guess, then should be mine, but hey, greying, dead tooth? no one can even see it .. but they *would* be able to see very cool flowpoi. rotfl!
man! those flowpoi are seriously wicked. must get some flowpoi as soon as humanly possible.
son's dental appointment comes first, i guess, then should be mine, but hey, greying, dead tooth? no one can even see it .. but they *would* be able to see very cool flowpoi. rotfl!
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newbie
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Location: USA
newbie
9 posts
Location: USA
Posted:
i would like to know if anyone has seen the earth colors yet because i was thinking about getting a pair of those. its good to know that the fire colors arent too great.
the new air colors (white blue white) were just released also
i would like to know if anyone has seen the earth colors yet because i was thinking about getting a pair of those. its good to know that the fire colors arent too great.
the new air colors (white blue white) were just released also
Lizzy hearts sunshine hoop
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Location: midlands!
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Location: midlands!
Posted:
mmmmmm flowtoys *drools* my friend has them - bliss to spin with and very pretty. james...the lucky owner of said poi said that earth colours wernt very strong and get drowned out a bit by other colours.
mmmmmm flowtoys *drools* my friend has them - bliss to spin with and very pretty. james...the lucky owner of said poi said that earth colours wernt very strong and get drowned out a bit by other colours.
if i could be a busy busy bee...
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694 posts
Location: Leeds, United Kingdom
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694 posts
Location: Leeds, United Kingdom
Posted:
Has anyone used the 'Air' colour (white, blue, white) Im tempted to get some, either in air or water colours
Has anyone used the 'Air' colour (white, blue, white) Im tempted to get some, either in air or water colours
GOLD Member
not different, just not the same
263 posts
Location: Charlotte, NC, USA
not different, just not the same
263 posts
Location: Charlotte, NC, USA
Posted:
yeah, just got some. very bright... very white... lol. haven't tried the earth's yet
yeah, just got some. very bright... very white... lol. haven't tried the earth's yet
I once learned every move that there was,
Every style, Every technique.
Then I woke up, and forgot it all,
So now I struggle to dream.
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veteran
1,247 posts
Location: lost, Canada
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1,247 posts
Location: lost, Canada
Posted:
I got water, and I love them! I also got Oggs, and I love them too. I think people should have both. The way I play with them is quite different because of the difference in wieght and shape.
So get both. And I also got double length of the flow lights, which is really beautiful like wings or something, in the trails of light.
love these toys!!!!!!!
I got water, and I love them! I also got Oggs, and I love them too. I think people should have both. The way I play with them is quite different because of the difference in wieght and shape.
So get both. And I also got double length of the flow lights, which is really beautiful like wings or something, in the trails of light.
love these toys!!!!!!!
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1,359 posts
Location: London/ Surrey
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Location: London/ Surrey
Posted:
At the risk of sounding old... Anyone remember Streetlights?
Look on the Neon Husky website.
Waaaay cheaper for a pair, many more colour combos, similar effect, but rather brittle. Luckily they fit tightly in standard 3/4 inch silicon aquarium tubing that can be drilled to add loops.
*Mumblegrumblenewfangledoverpricedcopycatproducts*
At the risk of sounding old... Anyone remember Streetlights?
Look on the Neon Husky website.
Waaaay cheaper for a pair, many more colour combos, similar effect, but rather brittle. Luckily they fit tightly in standard 3/4 inch silicon aquarium tubing that can be drilled to add loops.
*Mumblegrumblenewfangledoverpricedcopycatproducts*
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Tosser
1,712 posts
Location: Bristol,UK
Tosser
1,712 posts
Location: Bristol,UK
Posted:
Hello Polythene.. I met you once
I believe Flowtoys use an evolution of streetlight containing poi/ staff.. they originated using Streetlights, but they have since developed their own light sources for their toys, or Streetlights have made a more durable product
Hello Polythene.. I met you once
I believe Flowtoys use an evolution of streetlight containing poi/ staff.. they originated using Streetlights, but they have since developed their own light sources for their toys, or Streetlights have made a more durable product
GOLD Member
not different, just not the same
263 posts
Location: Charlotte, NC, USA
not different, just not the same
263 posts
Location: Charlotte, NC, USA
Posted:
Yeah, flowlights are like streetlights time 100. I used to use/have TONS of streetlight, but honestly they kinda suck. Batteries are crazy expensive, only 2 or 3 modes depending on the series you buy, and they are notorious for cracking and cutting off when tapped together.
Flowlights fix all these problems, so honestly they are worth it. Plus, if you use rechargable batteries with the flowlights they will (within about 2 battery uses) come out FAR cheaper than any streetlight.
Yeah, flowlights are like streetlights time 100. I used to use/have TONS of streetlight, but honestly they kinda suck. Batteries are crazy expensive, only 2 or 3 modes depending on the series you buy, and they are notorious for cracking and cutting off when tapped together.
Flowlights fix all these problems, so honestly they are worth it. Plus, if you use rechargable batteries with the flowlights they will (within about 2 battery uses) come out FAR cheaper than any streetlight.
I once learned every move that there was,
Every style, Every technique.
Then I woke up, and forgot it all,
So now I struggle to dream.
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master of disaster
3,354 posts
Location: New York, USA
master of disaster
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Location: New York, USA
Posted:
i spun flowtoys once, and had a look at'em. they were streelights, just not nearly as brittle as far as i could tell
i spun flowtoys once, and had a look at'em. they were streelights, just not nearly as brittle as far as i could tell
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not different, just not the same
263 posts
Location: Charlotte, NC, USA
not different, just not the same
263 posts
Location: Charlotte, NC, USA
Posted:
then you spun the old form. Flowtoys used to use streetlights in their products. But no longer, they have MUCH better lights now called Flowlights. Custom made/designed, with more modes, better battery life etc. go check the site.
then you spun the old form. Flowtoys used to use streetlights in their products. But no longer, they have MUCH better lights now called Flowlights. Custom made/designed, with more modes, better battery life etc. go check the site.
I once learned every move that there was,
Every style, Every technique.
Then I woke up, and forgot it all,
So now I struggle to dream.
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Location: London/ Surrey
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Location: London/ Surrey
Posted:
Groovy (shows how long I've been away!)
Cheap batteries were one of the reasons I liked the streetlights though... I didn't think £3 for a pack of 10 (including delivery!) was bad
Hello Chutney
Groovy
(shows how long I've been away!)Cheap batteries were one of the reasons I liked the streetlights though... I didn't think £3 for a pack of 10 (including delivery!) was bad
Hello Chutney
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Location: Leeds, United Kingdom
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Posted:
Is there any point getting the flowpoi duo with only 2 flowlights? It takes the price up another $20, and would also double the battery usage.
However is there any point getting the duo and spinning empty shells?
Is there any point getting the flowpoi duo with only 2 flowlights? It takes the price up another $20, and would also double the battery usage.
However is there any point getting the duo and spinning empty shells?
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not different, just not the same
263 posts
Location: Charlotte, NC, USA
not different, just not the same
263 posts
Location: Charlotte, NC, USA
Posted:
if you plan on having just 1 flowlight and 1 blank shell in each poi, then no, don't buy the Duos. If you want to have 2 flowlights per poi then yes, buy the Duos. I have a set of duos with a water and a fire in each and love them. (though i wish I would have gotten a different color instead of the Fire since its a bit washed out by the water one). The casing is good and sturdy, there's enough string left to do hyperloops and airwraps and such.
More lights of course adds battery usage but seriously... AAA batteries are cheap and if you get the rechargeables, then even cheaper.
if you plan on having just 1 flowlight and 1 blank shell in each poi, then no, don't buy the Duos. If you want to have 2 flowlights per poi then yes, buy the Duos. I have a set of duos with a water and a fire in each and love them. (though i wish I would have gotten a different color instead of the Fire since its a bit washed out by the water one). The casing is good and sturdy, there's enough string left to do hyperloops and airwraps and such.
More lights of course adds battery usage but seriously... AAA batteries are cheap and if you get the rechargeables, then even cheaper.
I once learned every move that there was,
Every style, Every technique.
Then I woke up, and forgot it all,
So now I struggle to dream.
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694 posts
Location: Leeds, United Kingdom
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694 posts
Location: Leeds, United Kingdom
Posted:
thanks Imbalance. Think im going to stick with my oggz and colecords. Was thinking about selling and getting the duos but they come to about £70 with shipping and taxes
thanks Imbalance. Think im going to stick with my oggz and colecords. Was thinking about selling and getting the duos but they come to about £70 with shipping and taxes
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694 posts
Location: Leeds, United Kingdom
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694 posts
Location: Leeds, United Kingdom
Posted:
I have finally caved and ordered flowpoi duo. (2 water, 2 air)
I have finally caved and ordered flowpoi duo. (2 water, 2 air)
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Do you do the poiz?
530 posts
Location: Brisbane, Australia
Do you do the poiz?
530 posts
Location: Brisbane, Australia
Posted:
I have the exact same duos, they arrived a week ago and am loving them!
Don't have any photos just yet, but shall try and get some up
Written by :Geeza
I have finally caved and ordered flowpoi duo. (2 water, 2 air)
I have the exact same duos, they arrived a week ago and am loving them!
Don't have any photos just yet, but shall try and get some up
"In the end there is only fire and a waterfall"
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