Giovanni Celeste Kangaroo 9ft
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Giovanni Celeste Kangaroo 9ft
I just received this morning a 9ft. kangaroo whip from Giovanni Celeste. This time I went for a light natural tan colour with no leather treatment at all.
I'm sorry if in these pictures it won't look as good as it is but, as usual, when I receive some piece of my gear it gets always dark and rainy. I'll surely take more when the sun comes back in the next days.
Now I need a belt, a whip-holder and Pecard a lot
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I'm sorry if in these pictures it won't look as good as it is but, as usual, when I receive some piece of my gear it gets always dark and rainy. I'll surely take more when the sun comes back in the next days.
Now I need a belt, a whip-holder and Pecard a lot
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Re: Giovanni Celeste Kangaroo 9ft
These pics are still better than the ones Gio usually takes, lookin' good.erri_wan wrote:I'm sorry if in these pictures it won't look as good as it is
VP wrote:These pics are still better than the ones Gio usually takes, lookin' good.erri_wan wrote:I'm sorry if in these pictures it won't look as good as it is
thanks
Thanks Aeris. For whip-holder I mean that piece of leather attached to the whip that holds itAeris_Canon wrote:Agreed. That's a great looking whip, Erri.
? What do you mean you need a whip holder?
Erri,
glad you got your roohide whip at last. How does the weight compare to last whip? I hope it's heavier! If you get the chance it'd be great to have some outdoor shots and comparison shots.
As for Pecards, you can get it in the UK here:
http://www.antiqueleatherdressing.co.uk/index.shtml
Happy cracking
glad you got your roohide whip at last. How does the weight compare to last whip? I hope it's heavier! If you get the chance it'd be great to have some outdoor shots and comparison shots.
As for Pecards, you can get it in the UK here:
http://www.antiqueleatherdressing.co.uk/index.shtml
Happy cracking
Ripper wrote:Nice whip my friend ! Very nice location for the pictures ! I need to get to Italy some day. I might even bring the wife .
thanks Ripper! The whip is indeed a real beauty to my eyes. I love the kangaroo leather.
Hi Canyon, thanks for the compliments. I've always been around don't worryCanyon wrote:Erri, darling. Where have you been?
Gorgeous whip, and great photos too.
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Great Pictures Erri,
Just as an observation and a suggestion, try changing your grip. Don’t hold the handle of the whip like it’s a club. That will make for a very ridged connection to the whip and your arm. The whip is flexible, your arm is flexible, so your connection to the whip should be flexible too. Instead try letting the turkshead knot rest in your palm to form a ball an socket like connection, kind of like so.
This should allow you a finer control while throwing the whip and give you a better feel for subtle variations in your motions. Try it and see how it works for you.
Dan
Just as an observation and a suggestion, try changing your grip. Don’t hold the handle of the whip like it’s a club. That will make for a very ridged connection to the whip and your arm. The whip is flexible, your arm is flexible, so your connection to the whip should be flexible too. Instead try letting the turkshead knot rest in your palm to form a ball an socket like connection, kind of like so.
This should allow you a finer control while throwing the whip and give you a better feel for subtle variations in your motions. Try it and see how it works for you.
Dan
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