ROPE DART BUYERS GUIDE: How to Choose Your Rope Dart!

[@kindpunk420]

WOW. This blew me away! I am at a loss for words right now but I will try. This is absolutely incredible! I have watched your videos for a REALLY long time and wished I could even barely do what you do. (Though I would never look even slightly as stunning doing it LMAO) Thank you so much for making this video. Thank you for reigniting my love for all things fire. This video has honestly given me the knowledge and courage to actually try this. Thank you so much for this amazing light you brought back to my life. It means the absolute world to me.

[@FlowMayhem]

Meowwww that really means a lot ❤️❤️ I worked soooo hard on this one so I’m really happy you appreciate the video. I kind of needed this comment today haha

[@kindpunk420]

@@FlowMayhem I am so glad I could help you in any way considering what you've done for me just by making these videos! One of the MAJOR reasons I have followed you for so long (the second major reason being my love of the beauty of fire) is seeing how much passion and love you have for what you do. It literally shows in everything you post here. Thank you so much for sharing it and helping people like me find a way to love and share it with you too!

[@oviale6526]

You inspired me to get into rope darts and I made my own homemade one using paracord, an old tie, and a bag of rice. Paracord is a pretty rough on the skin but I'm really liking it, so far I've got the basic neck spin and the thigh shot down. Hope I can get to a point where I can put all the moves into a sequence like you do!

[@juangreyson3660]

any tips on making one,ive been considering it for a long time!

[@FlowMayhem]

Yesssss!

[@oviale6526]

I did it by following a video by The ACB who actually led me to discover Flow Mayhem, video is called How To Make A Cheap Rope Dart In 10 Minutes@@juangreyson3660

[@Pittsbob7up]

Happy to see another post! Can’t wait to see more 🔥

[@thecavler]

you know, I bet this would look amazing with electricity/lightning. the rope would act like a Tesla coil and the lightning would shoot to the nearest point of contact if standing in a Faraday cage. the first problem I would see is insulating the user from the lightning. need S3 safety boots ad least, insulated gloves, and wearing absolutely no metal. another (probably bigger) problem would be generating enough power/electricity without the rope dart becoming too heavy and cumbersome... unless there are high capacity light weight battery, the power needs to be generated while performing. that means the Faraday cage needs to double as a static magnet while the rope dart is the coil to generate power, add a few capacitors... 🤔 hmm, barring any math, this might be doable, assuming enough current could be generated. sorry for rambling, the idea just got me thinking.

[@callumfrain3144]

Well spinning fire with a proper rope dart is gonna be one of the coolest things man. I made a DIY rope dart from the first video you made ,with a dog toy, and honestly it works really well. It’s a dog bone so i guess it’s similar to a dagger. But i wanna try a lotus now 😂 after seeing that fire ball. After trying nearly all your tutorials, I’m very grateful, as most my journey I couldn’t have been able to do without your videos. Thank you so much 🙌

[@mead813]

This looks fun, I'm already doing Mace flows and rope flows, this looks right up my alley!

[@averyabraham5743]

love how smooth you do with that rope dart amazing video I'm just starting on rope dart going on one month on it now and your videos helped me a lot thank you so much stay awesome

[@Coffeemancer]

i'm curious have you experienced any health effects from working with fire and burning fumes so often? What fuel and materials do you use?

[@trevorspencer4877]

I would 100% recommend this to anyone going to buy their first rope dart, or even their second.

[@faigelable]

I saw your Mayhem Dart on RDA and I'm absolutely getting one next

[@KelvinKillmon]

Thanks for the run down! Great as always

[@trevorspencer4877]

I made the mistake with getting a six pedal for my first dart. its so pretty and its a nice big flame, but its a bit more difficult to get used to.

[@forgotMyUsername100]

excellent run-down The 6-petal lotus is also my favorite, though the monkey fist is a good second for when I want a smaller flame for close-in work like wraps/cradles. The silk/cobra darts look cool & I use for daytime performance, but they're more expensive/delicate than my home-made bean-bag + mule-tape darts that I do most of my practice with.

[@shannonwhitehouse9115]

How do you fuel the 6 petal since it is so big? Do you use a squeeze bottle or do you have a very wide opened jar?

[@forgotMyUsername100]

@@shannonwhitehouse9115 I use a 1-gallon paint can, which just barely fits the 6-petal but has a lid for safety.

[@ZoneofA]

Question. What precautions are recommended or necessary to prevent lighting either hair of clothes on fire when using fire dart?

[@halenray]

❤Charcoal dart is a vibe as well 💪🏼

[@constitutionalanarchists6511]

Keep it up ..thank you for spreading the word 🙏

[@christiangray7826]

Okay but what if you don’t want a fire rope, just a normal training rope? This video should be called “complete buyer’s guide to fire rope darts” or incorporate that somehow. I just want a normal rope dart man 😢

[@zedreabognardogtrainer]

This is awsome

[@Ming1975]

Sigh, I made one using paracord but it started burning my skin when pulling it back. How come the rope friction does not burn you guys?

[@dianamilenaospinatamayo9961]

Gracias te amo ❤

[@show-balletstage1478]

Which martial arts school should I join to trai for it?

[@RiClive]

you should put a ball in a sock and tie it to a rope

[@VERT502]

Где ты обычно тренируешься? Я бы с тобой покрутил дарт..👁️

[@Random_things621]

GET OVER HERE

[@DingaLingu]

The truth is a knife, it cuts deep and it cuts both ways, which end of the knife are you holding.

[@davids11131113]

👋🏼😀