New Joe Strain "Whiskey" colored whip
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New Joe Strain "Whiskey" colored whip
Here's a few shots of it. The whip originally had his signature LoneStar knot on the heel, but I got him to tie a Morgan style knot over top of that, so it'd be bigger, and feel better in my hand. The pictures make it look a bit too reddish. It's a deep, beautiful brown. I really like the color of it, and I'm glad I chose it over the natural tan. I ordered it straight from Joe, because I wanted the special knot and color. It took about a week to get here. He had it in stock, and only had to tie the Morgan style knot over his.
It is perfectly balanced, and cracks beautifully. All 4 seams are straight as an arrow, and the knots are impeccable. It is incredibly stiff, and is just a *bit* heavy.
Inside: It looks kind of reddish here, but that's due to the flash.
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Outside: Here you can see how rich looking the "whiskey" brown color is.
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It is perfectly balanced, and cracks beautifully. All 4 seams are straight as an arrow, and the knots are impeccable. It is incredibly stiff, and is just a *bit* heavy.
Inside: It looks kind of reddish here, but that's due to the flash.
Drag and drop this link to your address bar in Internet Explorer to see the full resolution shot (beware 56k'ers)
http://images3.fotki.com/v36/free/02aef ... 230-or.jpg
Outside: Here you can see how rich looking the "whiskey" brown color is.
Again, drag and drop to your address bar in Internet Explorer to see the full resolution shot.
http://images3.fotki.com/v37/free/02aef ... 234-or.jpg
Sure, his company is called
Northern Whip Co.
www.northernwhipco.com
(509) 489-6690
I believe he has moved to Spokane, WA, but he still receives mail at
Northern Whip Co.
P.O. Box 1234
Rathdrum, Idaho 83858-1234
Northern Whip Co.
www.northernwhipco.com
(509) 489-6690
I believe he has moved to Spokane, WA, but he still receives mail at
Northern Whip Co.
P.O. Box 1234
Rathdrum, Idaho 83858-1234
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Congrats.........
It really looks great. I have really been happy with my JS and was more than satisfied with the way Joe gave the knob that "just right" Indy look. Cracks ever so crisply and meets my specs to a "T". Enjoy!Regards,Williamson.
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Zohar,
That whip is beautiful. I just got a stock whip from Joe in Whiskey. I really love it. His LoneStars are great too.
Indiana-sith is correct in his description of Joe. joe is always eager to answer any questions about whip cracking, making etc. Just a top notch guy all around. I actully talked with Joe's mother for around 45 minutes one time when Joe wasn't available. It's easy to see that the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. Anyone who buys a whip from Joe (if cared for properly) has a whip for life.
All the best.
C
That whip is beautiful. I just got a stock whip from Joe in Whiskey. I really love it. His LoneStars are great too.
Indiana-sith is correct in his description of Joe. joe is always eager to answer any questions about whip cracking, making etc. Just a top notch guy all around. I actully talked with Joe's mother for around 45 minutes one time when Joe wasn't available. It's easy to see that the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. Anyone who buys a whip from Joe (if cared for properly) has a whip for life.
All the best.
C
No, it's not a lonestar. It is his Indy-style. When I called him to order, he had one in stock, but it had his Lonestar knot on the heel. I like his Lonestar knot, but I wanted a bigger one tied over it. He said that a lonestar knot won't look right when it's that big, so he tied a Morgan style over his lonestar, as it will do a bigger one easier.
I've been cracking it like crazy now that the weather has cooled off here. It is an awesome whip.
I've been cracking it like crazy now that the weather has cooled off here. It is an awesome whip.
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