Did a search with a Monkey being the only results.

I purchased a set of ChoCho balls from Magic Inc. It is two chrome balls about 1 3/4 in size and a leather pouch with a belt loop to carry the set.

Does anyone know the history and/or routine on this set.
Thanks for your time.

JerryB

If you post this in the historical section, maybe someone will respond.

Bill, thanks, I begining to believe there is no answer. The set is too mysterious.
I emailed Magic Inc.

In the product picture it look like it came with a small booklet (although the description made no claims it was included) by I close-up artist whose name I can not recall.

I like the fact that I can carry them on my belt, although it is a bit geeky (have to wear them well in back, even still) and it was a good size to practice with, hence the purchase.

After a some research, I believe it was just some baording balls that were repackage and it just did not take off.

JerryB

"baording balls"?

Baording Balls are more commonly known as Chinese Health balls.

You can get them in different sizes, hollow or solid (without the twinkle sound).

JerryB

I see. You meant Baoding balls. The R threw me.

This has nothing to do with the original topic, but I went through Baoding, China on my way to Beidaihe which is where the Great Wall meets the Pacific Ocean. I bought several sets of Baoding Balls while I was there. I suspect some of the ones displayed were really made other places in China, but Baoding still has craftsmen who earn their living by making the genuine balls. I have one large set that fit perfectly in a chop cup made by Eric Hansen. They make for unusual final loads.