Indiana Jones Style Natural Tan Brown Leather Bullwhip Real Cowhide Leather Bull Whip

I have been using whips since 2008 and own several quality whips from "Victor Tella "Quality Whips", Northern Whip Co., and Noreasten Whips. This whip is very nice for price, but with proper tuning it will be better. First, the Fall is to short and too wide. I improved its function by narrowing the fall, but if you know how to change out the fall, it needs at least a 2 ft long fall. I will mess around with this for a while before I change to a proper fall. All -n-all, it is a nice little whip.

This is ok for a starter, which is why we purchased it. The braid is loose, and the leather is not the best. It is stiff where it should be loose, and the cracker disintegrates pretty quick.Overall we got what we paid for, while we work on making our own.

If you have no experience in whip repair, don't buy this whip. Whips when constructed correctly have the fall tied to the end with a fall hitch knot which uses the actual outside strands of the whip. The whip fall on this whip is incorrectly executed. The fall is bound and glued then wrapped with completely separate piece of leather that is also glued. To make this whip functional I had to completely disassemble the end and cut about two inches of belly, replace the fall with a real 20" fall and properly re-tie the fall hitch knot. Also this whip is ultra light weight, I am guessing because the belly is constructed of rope or twine and the handle is in all likely hood plastic. However, if you only need this as a non-working halloween prop...it you definitely suite that purpose.

I've tried a few whips in this price category if you would. For me it was an easy choice with the first few cracks. Little effort needed and it has a nice crisp crack. Will update if any premature failures breaking it In.

Decent whip. Braid seems a little loose, probably because of the low plait count. Loud crack!