Indian Cups and Balls by TCC: Unboxing and Review. It comes with everything you need to get started

[@Sailontodawn]

Those are beautiful! Great review. I'm a sucker for the cups and balls too..Thanks!

[@YinHoweMagic]

Hehe. Yeah, they are priced a little higher than others I found, but they look nicer.

[@Sailontodawn]

​@Yin Howe I have several, 1 is from my grandfather from 1960's. My practice ones show the use. I bought new balls that are monkeying tied. Pricey too.

[@Sailontodawn]

Monkeyfist

[@YinHoweMagic]

@@SailontodawnYour grandfather's cups are 'Indian' style cups?
I have a video on the my channel on how to make your own monkeyfist balls. :D

[@Sailontodawn]

@@YinHoweMagic Not Indian. Aluminum

[@EverythingMagicPro99]

You pointed out some nice details, Yin. Really thorough review 👏

[@YinHoweMagic]

Thanks, Scott

[@shawnmcdowell5477]

That set looks good but the balls are wrong for this style of cups and balls. The Indian style uses soft balls that makes it easier to do some of the moves and to hide the balls. The first book is a great resource for learning the Indian style of the cups and balls. I learned this style a few years ago and it is fun to do from time to time, but I do stick with the European style myself. Also I just subscribed to your channel.

[@YinHoweMagic]

Yeah. This is my first set of Indian Cups. They are a little more expensive than others I've found, but I think they look nicer.
Interesting observation re the balls, I did not know that.
I'm also more used to the 'regular' Paul Fox Style cups.