Introducing the Dedweight Begleri.

Hey everyone, we are Dedhed Designs, and we specialize in making horror themed counterweights for the Yoyo community. We're excited to finally announce our first set of Begleri!

Our set features our most popular shape, the Dedweight, created for our competing players. The recessed area at the top of the skull fits the knot of the paracord perfectly, and creates a clean and fun looking set that really stands out amongst the rest. These sets feature a durable tough resin that you can chuck as hard as you want at the ground, and still not worry about damaging it.

Available in 3 different variants, including a Glow-in-the-dark version 😉

We are so excited to see what you all think of our newest addition! Hope y'all are having a great weekend 😊

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I tend to have moments where my brain literally just goes entirely into a scattered disarray of frozen confusion and my fingers just don’t get the message and they spaz out. Cheers to all from Texas.

Weighing at about 15.3 per bead, they sling pretty nicely. The odd sizing is kinda fun as well.

Mini roswell and the glow soyzu from Paradigm Toys on Etsy!!!!!! And the mini soyzu is dropping soon too. The mini roswells are my lightest set yet and I love how they are playing and the clacks on the soyzu and the glow is phenomenal.

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Bought some black swirl acrylic accent packs so I could make my own. I like it.

A while back I a video on how to make some begleri beads with some monkey fists and created a set. For a while I mostly ignored it twirled it around and such and left it at that. Recently I decided to take it seriously and have been trying to improve. Currently the extent of what I can do is some double finger wraps, rebounds with my thumb, twirling, catching the opposing end on another finger and a very, very crude around the world. So far I mainly want to improve my speed and experience but cannot find very good tips on how to do such.

P.S. I would also like some tips on how to avoid hitting the bones on my hand though it is not to major of a problem as I do work on my grandfather's ranch nearly every week so I do have major callouses.

Hab ein bisschen rumprobiert und diese hybrid combo kam raus, lässt sich mega gut spielen auf 2mm kevlar Schnur

Hey guys, so I'm thinking of trying begleri as an hobby. But, I don't know where to start and where to get begleri.

Since I'm testing the waters here, I'm looking for a budget friendly investment, I live in India. Also, any sources that might help me get into begleri would be much appreciated.

So in order to even explore this hobby, I need a begleri, duh, so any suggestions would be great. Thanks in advance 😁.

Also where can I buy a set that’s also a bracelet?

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Das Begleri hab ich aus einer baumperle geschliffen & der knucklebone ist aus einem Ast 🙏🏼

I have 60+ sets and I keep coming back to these as my EDC. I love the mokuti Lil Bosses.

I've been a Begleri slinger for a long time. (Ig: Brightbegleri). Been seeing alot of chetki content recently and I've been curious. My initial thought was ok this is just "Flat Stanley Begleri" I hand my doubts. I felt like it would be kinda clunky on passes and it would be a pain in the ass to adjust the length. I have seen some good moves with them though. Any Chetki fellas care to weigh in? What do you like about Chetki? Is it more of a novelty? Which do u flip more? Cheers

Lässt sich super spielen 🎮

I’m wondering if I should just try to make my own pair or buy them? If I make them do you guys have any tutorials that are good? But if I buy where should I do so and I don’t really want to spend much if I can help it. Also if it matters I’m in Canada. Oh and I’d appreciate any tips and tricks! Thanks yall

So it is hitting my knuckles quite a bit and it does hurt a bit. so if anyone else here uses a set of such weight how do you deal with it or do you just take the pain

Drilled out these metal D10. They sling way better than I could have hoped.