Porykon Pow Pow Counter Weight
Porykon Pow Pow Counter Weight
A signature weight for Simpson, Media Director of C3yoyodesign.
This weight has a different shape from the usual Polycon lineup, and is a signature weight of Simpson, C3's media director.
Along with the shape, the size is also noteworthy. Not only does this design allow for a slightly more relaxed motion, making it easier to swing and catch, but it also distributes the pressure, thereby reducing the "pain on impact" that is a common concern with counterweights.
Another key point is the difference in weight distribution, which is intentionally heavy at one end and light at the other, resulting in a "stable trajectory" that is relaxed yet sure-footed.
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Porykon Pow Pow Counter Weight
Porykon Pow Pow Counter Weight
A signature weight for Simpson, Media Director of C3yoyodesign.
This weight has a different shape from the usual Polycon lineup, and is a signature weight of Simpson, C3's media director.
Along with the shape, the size is also noteworthy. Not only does this design allow for a slightly more relaxed motion, making it easier to swing and catch, but it also distributes the pressure, thereby reducing the "pain on impact" that is a common concern with counterweights.
Another key point is the difference in weight distribution, which is intentionally heavy at one end and light at the other, resulting in a "stable trajectory" that is relaxed yet sure-footed.
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Porykon Pow Pow Counter Weight
A signature weight for Simpson, Media Director of C3yoyodesign.
This weight has a different shape from the usual Polycon lineup, and is a signature weight of Simpson, C3's media director.
Along with the shape, the size is also noteworthy. Not only does this design allow for a slightly more relaxed motion, making it easier to swing and catch, but it also distributes the pressure, thereby reducing the "pain on impact" that is a common concern with counterweights.
Another key point is the difference in weight distribution, which is intentionally heavy at one end and light at the other, resulting in a "stable trajectory" that is relaxed yet sure-footed.
