The BROKEN SHAPE is here!
Designed by Sweets Pro player Josh Kim to help expand the next generation of kendama play. The shape takes new ideas and some elements from previous kendama shapes and combines them together in a way that makes an incredible all around kendama. Larger cups, stance, and tama mean the Broken Shape is great for beginners to learn with an experienced players to unlock new tricks.
JOSH KIM TALKS ABOUT THE BROKEN SHAPE:
"The idea for making this kendama was to make a kendama that had no downsides..."
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SWEETS SHOWS OFF THE BROKEN SHAPE FOR THE FIRST TIME ON STREAM:
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The Broken Shape is so incredibly honed that we started making new kendamas in it right away. For this initial Broken Shape drop we are releasing 5 new kendamas so there are multiple options for you to try this next generation shape.
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A new Sweets Legend Mod with a crisp and clean look. Continuing the tama vibes from his last Legend Mod, Sweets has kept the low stripe on natty but gone for a simpler B&W look. The "tattoos" on the ken (as he calls them) are a combination of engraving and printing that give a unique look and feel while offering some extra tracking.
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Johnny Raekes is a professional BMX rider and a member of the Sweets Mob. Johnny takes the same tech approach to BMX and puts it into kendama with his creative tricks and passion for leveling up. He has been playing for a while after being introduced to kendama by Reed Stark. Kendama brings the same satisfaction of landing a trick on a bike without the risk, and Johnny has incorporated it into his life. This kendama is an updated version of his original Amped design and represents a lot of Johnny's mindfulness in life, love, and the connections we share as humans.
"If you're thinking you are one step away from where the trick is happening"
- Johnny Raekes
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The "Classics" as we call them at Sweets HQ are kendamas that are designed to bring clean and iconic tama designs into the modern age. These Horizon Fades do an amazing job at having the throwback vibes while also being incredibly playable. These also have the nickname "Willy P Brokens" because we first used this style of tama design on the William Penniman Pro Mod back in 2012.
All beech, Sticky Clear, and 3 color options means these fades are built to be jammed to pieces
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We are incredibly excited about this new shape and we can't wait for more of you to get to play it! Let us know your thoughts in the comments and be sure to tag #SweetsBrokenShape in your posts so we can see all your tricks!
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