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Shelli Frisby
Very good tolerances straight out of the box. The quality is amazing and the sound is very good. I highly recommend buying this as delivery arrives at a reasonable time and this kraken clone is one of the best clones out there.
Adjust the balance of your Squid Industries Krake Raken trainer and silence the ring with this custom-made Zippy blade insert. The insert houses removable tungsten weights which enable the Kraken trainer to have a more neutral (less handle biased) balance profile. Compatible with Krake v2.5 and v3. Will fit v2 poorly (loose spine and tight edge inserts that may be challenging to install).
The raken is a large flying animal with a body longer than a horse's and about equal in girth. It possesses leathery gray skin and large, powerful wings. Reports comment that its intelligence is roughly equivalent to that of a horse. Its head is shaped like a long horny snout with hard ridges that serve both as lips and teeth and powerful jaws capable of shearing through a branch or an arm and is supported by a long, graceful neck. Two eyes set on the front of the head give the raken superior vision. It has a very long, thin, frail-looking tail that is actually very strong. The raken often lash their tail in anger when perched or on the ground. In flight, the tail is used with great dexterity to aid in balance and control. Raken have two legs, which end in feet with six long, and very strong, taloned toes arranged four before and two behind. It stands erect only when alarmed or preparing to fly. It is an omnivore, though apparently perfectly content with an all-plant diet. An egg layer, the female raken lay one egg at a time.
While the raken is slow and awkward on the ground, it is an extremely agile flier, and very quick. Maximum flight speed is faster than a horse and it can maintain this speed over short distances, but can fly fairly long distances at lower speeds without rest. The raken is primarily used for scouting and carrying messages by a pair of small riders. The riders control the animal with reins attached to rings fixed permanently in the nostrils, and with leg pressure. Morat'raken, sometimes called "fliers," are all either women or smaller than average men.
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