Knucklebone Introduction - Aroundsquare

Aroundsquare's Knucklebones are the original knuckle roller. First introduced in 2018, the kbones are actually based on a design that dates back to 1989. Knucklebones are great for training the fingers, warming the hands up before other activities, building manual dexterity, or just straight up freestyle play.

[@crashbatey788]

Love these things! I have two and they were instrumental in helping me quit smoking. Keep up the good work!

[@aroundsquare]

So cool to hear that, thanks a ton 🙏

[@toolsgear2695]

I’ve had my large stainless version for 5 minutes and I’m already in love, this thing is awesome!!! 👍

[@aroundsquare]

That’s fantastic to hear, thanks a ton and enjoy!

[@kendagera]

Quality material as always! Cheers 😎

[@scottpitner4298]

Sometime soon I’m finally going to order some begleri and maybe a knuckle bone

[@MoistGoop]

Gotta get one, that's perfect for me

[@ramonhamm3885]

Cool, never saw these b4, like pen spinning but more knobular.

[@antoniomcneary]

Finger dexterity work definitely doesn't hurt as a martial artist. I clicked on the ad as I was curious if it would be bone conditioning for your fingers but this is cool too.

[@aroundsquare]

Thanks for your comment, much appreciated. You might be interested in this review (not a paid review or even solicited) from a friend of ours who found our stuff by luck a few years ago www.theacademymaine.com/bjj-blog/2020/3/11/product-review-knucklebone

[@jumper0122]

Stretch this thing out to 7in or so and you guys could break into the pen spinning business...

[@intriguinglyenigmatic1743]

What one do you recommend for beginners?

[@unwantedsucctoy]

Which one of your products has the most trick potential? I would like to know which is best to start with

[@aroundsquare]

They each have their own strengths but I’d say begleri and monkey knuckles are the two with the widest range of tricks and styles of play currently. But honestly each of them has enough depth that you could put a ton of time in and still be learning.

[@unwantedsucctoy]

@@aroundsquare thanks a ton

[@NATETHEHATE819]

Thanks for the idea imma make one

[@aroundsquare]

Right on! I hope it works out good for ya. These are about 6cm long if you’re aiming for sth similar. It’s a pretty versatile length

[@user-fv8ey1dq6x]

Very useless activity.

[@miketyson8933]

An arthritis making deal you pay to get arthritis hahahaha no thanks! The small things people try to do for big money!!! Jokers

[@enick3312]

clown

[@zacharykennedy5752]

Let me tell you a secret. You don’t get arthritis from moving 🧠