Crystal Stix - What are Crystal Stix?

What Are Crystal Stix?
Crystal Stix consist of two hand controllers and a baton made from either stress tested hardwood or fiberglass. Both the baton and controllers come in a variety of colors and are covered with a super-grip surface, which provides the user with extraordinary control while playing with the Stix. The hand controllers are approximately 19" long and the baton is approximately 24" long. The baton has leather or vinyl end pieces with tassels. The weight of each end piece is checked and the baton is carefully balanced. With the hand controllers and baton a great variety of moves can be made with the Stix. Instructions for Use describes both Basic and Intermediate Stix Moves and the Picture Gallery or Videos are a great place to see the Stix in action. Please visit the other links on the Home Page for additional information.
The Stix are handmade by Crystal Stix in the San Luis Valley of Colorado with the majestic Sangre De Cristo Mountains in the background. The owners Bill (who created and developed the Stix) and Janet Vestal guide the operation. Crystal Stix places a strong emphasis on quality and with proper care the Stix will last for many years.
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Crystal Stix consist of two hand controllers and a baton made from either stress tested hardwood or fiberglass. Both the baton and controllers come in a variety of colors and are covered with a super-grip surface, which provides the user with extraordinary control while playing with the Stix. The hand controllers are approximately 19" long and the baton is approximately 24" long. The baton has leather or vinyl end pieces with tassels. The weight of each end piece is checked and the baton is carefully balanced.

With the hand controllers and baton a great variety of moves can be made with the Stix. Instructions for Use describes both Basic and Intermediate Stix Moves and the Picture Gallery or Videos are a great place to see the Stix in action. Please visit the other links on the Home Page for additional information.