OPUS NO.1 has a bulb on the end with a nib at the stick end. Some have said that this helps them control the baton.
Opus No.2 is a classic tapered handle.
Opus No.3 is my homage to a classic by Harrison Hurtz. As you can see it uses two reverse cones.
Opus No.4 is a classic bulb. Hard to improve on this one.
The myth that I have heard is the length from the inside a bent elbow to the middle finger up with the palm up is the perfect length. What I have found through experience is that a 14" baton works for just about everyone. Lengths come in half inch increments up to 16 inches.
Other thoughts you might consider is that if you are working with a small group use a short stick, if you are working with a large group use a long stick.
OPUS NO.1 has a bulb on the end with a nib at the stick end. Some have said that this helps them control the baton.
Opus No.2 is a classic tapered handle.
Opus No.3 is my homage to a classic by Harrison Hurtz. As you can see it uses two reverse cones.
Opus No.4 is a classic bulb. Hard to improve on this one.
Soft and Light Woods
Woods come in different densities. Above are woods that are just naturally lighter and work really well for smaller batons
The most popular woods
Great wood but getting harder to locate.
Look at all these colors! If you like tapered handle all the colors will work. The problem is if you like a handle that is closer to 7/8 of an inch. Not all colors come large enough to make a large handle. Contact me and I will let you know what will work for your needs.