2Pcs Asalato Shakers, Kashaka Rhythmic Ball African Musical Instrument Aslatua Shakers, Blue

Of all the plastic kashaka I have, these have the best shaker tone, quality, and "clack" of all. They're easy to adjust, the cord has minimal stretch, and a joy to play.

good size, decent sound for plastic asalato, and worked great, but then the plastic cracked after a week or so of use making it sound dead

I have been working with them for about a week. I have relatively small hands for an adult… these are manageable, but it would be easier to catch the moving ball if it was slightly smaller. I would say they are perfect for full grown adults who just need a cheap pair that they don’t want to worry about ruining. Sound is loud and plastic sounding, but bonus that you can adjust the length of the cord on these. They work for what I need and are fine for the price.

Feels cheap , also when doing moves knots are on the wayI guess it's OK for begginer just to have an understanding about what is asalato

I used one set, one time today as I just got them today, as a newbie so not super hard or crazy and it immediately broke and tiny little black beads went EVERYWHERE. IT WAS A DISASTER.

After watching several videos of a small child play these flawlessly I thought to myself “if a little kid can play these I can probably play them too”.I was wrong. They are well built but clearly one must practice to play them.

Not recommended for small hands.

It's difficult to find quality kashaka/asalato shakers. These are not them. At least they are cheap. They fell apart (no way to repair) after the third use. Normal use not some wild slam-fest.