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AkeluGOLD Member stranger 11 posts Location: Australia
Posted: Hiya
i was just wondering, what handle material do you use?
I have tried a few from HOP including the new profesional series and i just dont like them.
I like to grip my handles between my thumb and index finger for extra control.
When i do flowers i dont like to feel like theres any "snag" like on some leather loops where the d-ring snags at the circle and has to clip back if you know what i mean..
astonSILVER Member Unofficial Chairperson of Squirrel Defense League 4,061 posts Location: South Africa
Posted: You could probably replicate that set up in thin leather (look for some offcuts, it should be cheap).
Since leather does not burn it should be ok. Just make sure you check your current rig for wear before use, especially just below the knot.
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