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Robby, thank you very much indeed for making this available. I look forward to watching it with the greatest attention - but that won't be this evening. There's a small task I must try to finish tonight, if I can....

I can't believe that any monetary value could have been put on this whip.
It's not even worthy for a non functional costume whip.

And that heel knot. WTF ? I've seen mushrooms that have been stepped on look better than that.

Thanks for making this video and raising awareness of another crappy whip seller. I don't even call her (?) a maker. She doesn't qualify.

Ron

You know, a person can spend their hard earned money and get this for a whip.  They contact the maker and... Nothing.
No repercussions for the whip"maker".
Until Now!
Thank you, Robby.  I know it is not always easy, no matyer how broad your shoulders are.  Just remember though, when you have all those angry emails and comments, etc.... That probably means you are doing a good, needed, and right thing. 

You are advocating for folks who lack the platform to get any justice for the hard earned money they spent with a maker who sent them this kind of crap....

Knowledge is power if folks will use it.  Customers can become informed, and "makers" can know that they either must advertise truthfully or they get to be featured...
Good! 

Thank you, Robby.  That kind of stuff for that kind of money is a slap in the face of years of traditional hard work. 

By using the word "Traditional," we are claiming we are perpetuating that quality and standard from that line of makers for many years....

Do folks not realise we stand on the work and integrity of those that come before us??? 

Thank you for supporting and pushing for the education and true service for the customers.

My goodness.

I am a watchmaker by profession. It's a wonderful job. Occasionally we get knock offs that come in and they are much like this. Bad construction, shortcuts, and not worth the material they are made from.

Worst of all is that it tarnishes our brand and makes us look bad. It upsets the customer and puts them off of our product.

All of that applies here too.

I am glad to see you put this video forward and I hope that first time whip buyers stumble across it during their research so that they may educate themselves on what to look for and what not to accept.

Thanks for taking the time to do this, Robby.

Good job, Robby. Thank you for doing this, I've only ever bought whips from the folks here, and and quite relieved now that I didn't buy one from anyone else.

I've now watched this very useful video. Robby, you are surely quite right to expose such poor work, sold for such a high price. Golly!

CAVEAT EMPTOR!

Thank you for doing this video Robby.

Let us hope, that it will push just a little bit to the whipmakers, who runs a business like that. I think the sport could be spred much wider, if every customer would have a decent treatment and could buy a decent whip first time.

I just had a look at the bullwhips at the homepage of the whipmaker, and even on the pictures there you can see the badly made heel knot and the poor transition on a never used whip.

I've just been on that site again and noticed she pretty much uses the same damn picture for all the various length and plait counts and it looks identical to the one Robby dissected. This is an absolute disgrace of a manufacturer.

Try to take your time to watch some of the video's on the page. You will see, that every thing is like Robby described it.