Podpoi v2 LED Poi - The World's Favorite Glowpoi

The media could not be loaded. This was my first set of real poi. They use a USB B charger. Easy to take apart for cleaning. The battery lasts 10ish hours? I usually get 4 sessions out of one charge. They can take a beating. I drop and toss these things A LOT!they haven't broken. This set has been very good for this beginner! The ropes are soft and durable no fraying or breaking. Light weight, bright LED, lots of settings. Easy to use.They are perfect starter set and worth the money.I am buying another set as a giftYes would buy again and again

I love these! I came home from a music festival and I was like I wanna learn poi. I first purchased a less than $20 pair and I loved it. But they were cheap and had flaws. So I did my research and these said they were the best but also fairly budget friendly! These are amazing for the cost!!!!! I opened them and thought “WOW THESE FEEL AMAZING COMPARED TO MY $17 ONES”. They are weighted so they spin so great and make flowing so much easier!!! The battery on these last sooooo long too. You don’t have to recharge all night! And that’s another bonus, they are rechargeable instead of little button batteries! The different color modes and settings are wild!!!!

The media could not be loaded. I was interested in learning poi spinning, and bought these as my first pair. While they are not cheap, especially for someone who may not be sure whether they'd even enjoy poi spinning, I can attest that the quality of these LED poi are top notch and well worth the investment. The lights are super bright and the number of modes available on top of the customization of each mode is astounding. As a beginner, I've inadvertently caused my poi to collide with each other (and myself) many times, but they hold up really well despite my inexperience. Best of all, because the pods are made of a soft silicone, it doesn't hurt when the poi hit me!I will say, I bought these without knowing all of the ins and outs of poi spinning and I learned a few things as a result of this being my first pair. Namely, the tethers on the poi tend to chafe against your fingers and/or knuckles depending on how you grip the poi, which can lead to blistering and a lot of pain for the first week or two of spinning. As such, a beginner may want to start with sock poi as they are less expensive and will not cause chafing like the podpoi and most other tethers. With that said, my hands built up callouses after the first week or two of spinning, and since then I haven't dealt with any blistering on my hands.All in all, well worth the purchase! If you're a beginner like me, I'd still recommend getting some sock poi first (or make your own for a few bucks with knee-length socks and balloons filled with rice!) to see if you enjoy poi spinning, and then look into getting some Podpoi later on if you decide you want to continue spinning.

These were a gift to my son who's 38. This is his second set from this company. The other set he bought about 10 years ago. And and pretty much worn out. They're very well made. Can be changed to lots of colors and so many color patterns. He was really happy to get a new set.

These are an amazing value for the price, the quality is sturdy.

I just wish the user interface was easier.

I Started off spending a cheaper pair of poi but decided to upgrade after a year of spinning. My cheaper pair broke after a number of collisions. So I decided to get pod poi. These are great poi. They are well-balanced with most of the weight at the very end of the poi. The knob handles make them very easy to spin for long periods of time without the strain irritating your fingers. These poi have the most vibrant bright colors of any that I have used. If your brand new to poi you should probably buy something cheaper try it out see if you like it before investing this kind of money. It would be good to remember though if you do like it the cheap pair of poi that you buy will very quickly become something you want to upgrade once you see somebody spinning pod poi. If you’re interested in becoming a serious spinner and want to own the best quality poi on the market these are for you. The patterns are super customizable. There are very bright patterns and very dim patterns for when you don’t want to stand out too much. Glad I purchased these hopping to buy a set of crystal poi soon. I really enjoy my flowtoys. The battery lasts a long time and they are very durable.

When my 19 year old daughter asked about poi first we made her some soft practice poi to try out. After she maintained interest I decided to surprise her with LED poi so I asked around and read reviews. Working with music festivals I see a lot of folks using "disposable" poi. Low cost products that fail after awhile and use batteries. As someone who cares about eco and sustainable issues they weren't something I would ever consider buying. What I came away with after talking with a lot of friends who love flow arts in general is that these were well like, versatile and made to last. They actually have a lifetime warranty against manufactory defects but even if you manage to destroy some piece with a catastrophic event (like we did when her bull dog almost completely chewed one to bits) you can send in the pieces and flow toys will replace what is needed for 50% of the cost of the parts that need replacing. You can also order simple parts if you somehow lose them. I like that they want you to use and use and keep using their poi. I love the fact they are rechargeable and well made. My daughter loves how bright they are, how soft (for lighted poi) they are, all the different colors settings and the fact that while they are charging they can stay lit glowing in a soft pulse shifting from red (low charge) to deep green (fully charged) She thinks they are the coolest night/mood lights ever. It's nice to know that you've purchased something and won't have to again. Repair... maybe if her dog gets to them again but we're trying not to let that happen ;)