/r/begleri
Two beads and a string. A fun and simple pocket sized skill toy. Whether you want to learn tricks or just need to fiddle with things, begleri can be really fun.
Begleri is a string that has two masses at the end. It is used to spin around your fingers, and is a fun and simple pocket sized skill toy. Whether you want to learn tricks or just need to fiddle with things, begleri can be really fun.
aroundsquare has a good playlist for begleri tricks
Discord Join the discord community to talk with the other members of the community!
shout-out to ya boi Jorgomli.
Rules:
1.) Posts must be related to begleri, but you can ask what something else is if it involves a similar spinning/flipping motion like begleri (e.g. penspinning)
2.) Check the pinned questions & the FAQ before asking common questions.
Weekly Schedule
Monday - EDC Drop, show all your edc, and what you carry alongside your Begleri
Wednesday - Show homemade Begleri's, what you've made and if possible a tutorial on how it can be replicated
Sunday - Competition day, whoever has posted the most upvoted slinging will win the competition [Possible Prizes]
/r/begleri
What is the best source for 550 Paracord? Is Paracord Planet typically preferred? Im new to Begleri and want to try making some of my own. I have a few sets from Aroundsquare and I really like their Paracord but don’t know the source. Thank you all in advance!
Just me randomly throwing my begleri around to show you what it's like lol
Not as cool looking but easy to make and work rather well.
I made a begleri and I'm finally playing with it but the two nuts on the end keep hitting my hand and it hurtss. Should the ends also be bigger so they're easier to grab?
I might burn off the ends when i finally feel comfortable with the length but those knots took me forever 😭 so much undoing
I keep seeing the standard length for a begleri is 6 inches but if my hands are small (fingers outstretched 4-4½ inches) should i make my begleri that length instead?
Hi there,
I got into begleri about 2 months ago, and I’m really loving it!
I was always looking for something to play around with when I'm just existing somewhere, and I finally found it 🙂
I started with a monkeyfist and quickly got my mini Titans and mini Hydras from Aroundsquare. They look so nice and play so well <3
So far, I’ve learned what I think are the basics:
With that set, I have quite a bit of fun mixing it all together. I’m very much a beginner still, and I want to improve. Overall, I like to combine everything and keep up the momentum.
Do you guys have any suggestions on what I should focus on? I feel like rolls are pretty nice; they look amazing if you can do them consistently. They’re also really hard to learn.
I’d be very happy for any suggestions or resources if you have some 🙂
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Happy fall !!! And slinging ;)
Oeps I need to refrase my question 😂 I know that the circle ones are kombois. What I wanted to know is what these kinds are called 😜(the ones with multiple beads) Thankss
Question: I bought a couple of begleri’s one made from 2 lava stones and two others with multiple beads. Now I just want to know what the ones with multiple beads are called. I saw a guy on yt call it prison style begleri’s but I only found that one video if I search for this syle. Also for the measurements for these, do i need to measure from the most inner beads?
Early thankss !!
Ti 275 Hybrids Natty finish
Ti Chetki Sandblasted finish
Ti Slimini Kbone Machine finish
Hey all, I just learned about begleri a few days ago, but I've been a pen spinner since about 2010 so it instantly grabbed my attention. I just wanted to share some of the sets I've built over the last few days. Included are the weights of each individual "bead" in grams. They were prototyped from top to bottom using various YouTube videos. While the monkey fist is by far my favorite, the bearings I had were way too big.
Doing 6 sets over these last few days helped me dial in my my preferred length and weight. I've been learning the long game with plans to learn short with a figure eight knot. The bottom 2 are my current go-tos but I've got an assortment of ball bearing coming tomorrow to I'll definitely have a few more monkey fists. Feel free to leave me some feedback
Note: I also learned all these knots within those few days, the toughest part to me is merging clipped ends of cord lol. Thankfully I've got about 5000ft laying around.
Made my first paracord nunchucks Don't know how to play with them
Hey guys, other then the short tutorials from a02 on YouTube, are there any other resources for them?
I can't put them down but I'm struggling to make reverse isolation look good. And just want to learn tups and more tricks with them. Thanks!
For anyone curious on how I designed these years ago. I was painting my basement and overflowed a can of paint. I looked at the can and decided I could make a bead that somewhat resembled it.
Just got my Mini Titans yesterday, the size and weight are exactly what I wanted. Love the bead shape and colors match my MKU’s perfectly.
Has anyone ever used hair beads as beads for begleri and how di it turn out
Hello I want to know what the length of the string of long game begleri and short game beleri I know for long game begleri with the hands open and fingers stretch apart from each other, from the tip of the pinky to tip of the thumb
Ready to buy new or used titanium chetki to find out if they are right for me.
My latest creation. I'm no longer making the original Phenomz, so I've moved onto V2. Changed the shape slightly to make them more uniform on both ends. Then added grooves near the ends. Inside those grooves I've been laser etching some designs. I think these turned out amazing.