Kendama for kids and as a gift: by age, skill level and budget
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Kendama for kids and as a gift: by age, skill level and budget

The perfect kendama as a gift: sticky-paint starter models, pro tiers and accessories — and why the bazaar kendama is money thrown away.

A kendama is a good screen-free gift: a Japanese wooden toy learned in five minutes, not mastered in five years, enjoyed at seven and at forty. But there is one common mistake for the gifter: the 6 € bazaar kendama is a gift broken from the factory: badly balanced, with paint that doesn't grip. Our guide sorts it by age and level: sticky-paint starter models for kids 6-9 (20-30 €), a Sweets Prime or equivalent from a serious brand as the standard gift (25-35 €), pro tiers and player editions for those already chaining tricks (35-60 €), and the consumables (spare strings, replacement tamas) that every player needs and nobody buys themselves.

The full guide is in Spanish: Qué kendama regalar. Browse the kendama collection and the accessories.

Keep reading: What is a kendama and how do you play it? · Which kendama to buy · Kendama Tricks: step-by-step video tutorials

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