Club Obi Wan

I am thinking of buying a new whip. I love the way it looks but the thing is this whip is 20Ft and I can barely crack a 6Ft whip. So Im thinking that a 20Ft whip is way to long fo me but if I do buy it do you think it is possible to cut it down to like 10Ft?

What sort of whip is your 20 footer? If it is an older whip made in the United States it may have some collector value.

Things to consider when shortening whips are that you decrease the value substantially and just cutting off the whip and putting on a new fall will make for a whip with almost no taper, making it difficult to crack.

If you could send me a pic of it I might be able to give better advice. If you do send a pic, please send it to my AOL address.

-Adam Winrich, winrichadam@aol.com, www.winrichwhips.com

This is the whip I am thinking of buying

There's always several whips like the one in your pic available on Ebay at about any given time in several lengths. 20 footers usually go for around $40 and you could probably pick up a 10 footer like that for $30.

As far as I can tell, these whips aren't really designed for sport cracking and you will probably have a difficult time trying to learn to crack one of them, no matter if it's 20 ft or 2 ft. If you want something to hang on the wall that has lots of coils, I think that 20 footer is the ticket.

However, if you want to learn to crack whips, I would recommend spending a little extra and buying a whip made for use, such as the Indy-on-a-Budget bullwhip.

Regard,

Adam, www.winrichwhips.com

Yep,

Before I had any idea what i was doing,

I got a whip like that. I broke it in 2 weeks.

If your really intrested in cracking it a few times

I would deffinatly reccomend going with one

of Adam's Indy on a budget whips.

Regards,

Adam o.

Please take my advice and don't buy it. I had a an 18 footer just like it only it was brown and white. It's made in Mexico and it was a piece of junk. I'll bet you the guy's name your buying it from is Tony and he lives in south Texas near Brownsville. He goes across the border to Mexico and buys those things for nothing and them sells them on Ebay. Trust me, I know because I made the mistake of buying one like it. Save your money and get yourself a IOAB whip from Adam Winrich. They are of the best quality and the price is very resonable. Please, PLEASE, don't buy that piece of Mexican trash. I guarantee you will regret it. Take a look at Adams website and talk with him about making you a whip. He will be glad to explain everything you need to know.

Best regards

Jay

Yeah, I have one of those two. A decent stand in. Kind of hard to crack though. Mine was actually a 12 plait 8' same color. I cut off that crazy wrist strap though. I just got a new 8' Paul Nolan a few days ago though and it's awsome! I'll post a new thread later.

whammerjammer wrote:I'll bet you the guy's name your buying it from is Tony and he lives in south Texas near Brownsville.

Hole COW your good the guys name is Tony and he does live in south Texas. From what you guys have told me I am going to stay away from this whip.

Thank you all
Webley

Doc,

Does your new whip look like this? (Exactly?)




If it does,

excuse me while pull out my hair....

Regards...