Sweets Kendamas Four Stripe - White
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Features
Clear Coat Options- Sticky Clear
- Sticky Clear is a glossy clear coat that is... well... sticky! it is the clear on most of their kendamas and offers a bunch of grip while still leaving room for adjustment.
- Cushion Clear
- Created right here in the Sweets Lab. Cushion Clear is their premium paint that we spray on tamas in Minneapolis. Cush gives a matte look and a lot of grip. It feels almost rubber like to the touch and is made to help you lock in tricks.
- Anti-Skid
- (Also known as Antiskid Matte/Rubber 2.0) This is a new matte clear that is different than the Silk/Rubber of the past. It still offers a good grip but with a lot more room for adjustment with tricks. So far the durability of this clear has been next level. After testing for a while we are stoked to add this new clear to our line up!
- Natty
- Natty or Natural means the wood is exposed without paint or a clear coat. This tends to be more slick at first but with time and sweat a natty tama can break in to have a lot of grip.
The "shape" of. a kendama generally refers to the specs of the ken or handle. There are a variety of ken shapes and as the game of kendama continues. to progress shapes and styles change to meet new needs for play. Certain ken shapes help make learning or landing certain tricks easier, but for the most part ken choice comes down to player preference.
- TURBO
- Designed by Christian Fraser for his 2026 Emerald Legend Model. Christian revisited the Boost, one of their most beloved shapes, as a starting place for an updated and modern shape. With a sleek new silhouette this shape is designed to feel good in the hand while being honed for taps and kenflips. It is their first kendama to feature a Break-In Bevel on the tama to help make stalls more honed.
- BROKEN
- Designed by Pro player Josh Kim for his 2025 Pro Mod to help unlock the next generation of kendama play. Everything is a little bit larger and more honed in for high level play or just learning the basics.
- LEGEND
- Designed by Matt "Sweets" Jorgenson. Matt wanted a ken that was a bit beefier and had better lunar balance than the Amped and help create the Legend Shape or LS
- AMPED
- The Amped took the BOOST to the next level with even larger cups and more pronounced stalls. The Amped and BOOST are both excellent starting places for any new player.
- BOOST
- Designed by Legend Christian Fraser. The Prime was our first major step away from a traditional kendama shape and the BOOST took that to new levels. With oversized or 'boost'ed cups and features it is still a great all-around shape for players of any skill level.
