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Does anyone know of any instructional materials on Samoan Fireknife dancing? I've been doing fireknife for a few years and the only thing I've been able to find is this:http://www.amazo...
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29th June, 2019
A good prop, but could use instructions
"It took me a few minutes (and some searching for videos) to figure out a few things: 1) You have to screw in the end segments to get them to stay on in fast spins. 2) Take off the end caps to change the batteries. 3) You can press the button on the light unit through the rubber cap; you don't have to take it off. The prop itself is solid, flexible, and very grippy. It's nice and light, so I'm less worried about hitting myself in the face than I would be with a metal pole. The lights are bright (although of course they're not really visible in full daylight). There are a variety of color modes; I haven't tried creating a custom mode. The AAA batteries are rechargeable, but don't come with a charger. They're labeled 1.2V, but standard 1.5V alkalines seem to work fine. One of the light units gave out in less than a week after many drops in practice, but Home of Poi replaced it free of charge."
Peter, USA. [Verified Buyer]
SILVER Member since Aug 2011
Reply from Home of Poi: "Sorry, you missed the email. Reminder to all: The full instructions get emailed to the customer, to reduce our usage of paper. Please refer to the email, or visit the product page to download the instructions."
A good prop, but could use instructions
"It took me a few minutes (and some searching for videos) to figure out a few things: 1) You have to screw in the end segments to get them to stay on in fast spins. 2) Take off the end caps to change the batteries. 3) You can press the button on the light unit through the rubber cap; you don't have to take it off. The prop itself is solid, flexible, and very grippy. It's nice and light, so I'm less worried about hitting myself in the face than I would be with a metal pole. The lights are bright (although of course they're not really visible in full daylight). There are a variety of color modes; I haven't tried creating a custom mode. The AAA batteries are rechargeable, but don't come with a charger. They're labeled 1.2V, but standard 1.5V alkalines seem to work fine. One of the light units gave out in less than a week after many drops in practice, but Home of Poi replaced it free of charge."
Peter, USA. [Verified Buyer]
SILVER Member since Aug 2011
Reply from Home of Poi: "Sorry, you missed the email. Reminder to all: The full instructions get emailed to the customer, to reduce our usage of paper. Please refer to the email, or visit the product page to download the instructions."
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