Chalice Chop Cup 2.0 by Ickle Pickle

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This Calice style Chop Cup is made of aluminum.

With it's extra wide mouth (cup opening is 3.75") you can reveal an extra-large finale load (a rubber ball, orange/lemon, etc.)

The cup stands approximately 4.5" tall and is supplied with two 1" crochet balls, cloth carrying bag and instruction sheet.Our 2.0 metal line is made of better material, by better tooling, with greater strength and more consistent wall thickness than ever before.

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Horrible Chop Cup Report this review

Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on July 18th, 2016

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This is a beautiful cup that I so wanted to put right into my act but regrettable as a chop cup it's awful. The magnet is so weak that it can't hold the cork ball that comes with it if the ball wiggles even the slightest.

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Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on April 26th, 2018

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pretty funny the other review says the magnet is too weak - in my cup it is so strong you need to hit it really hard to release the ball - making it look very unnatural as part of a routine.

Materials are good, but you cant really use it in the real world with this magnet

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Looks nice but magnet is too strong Report this review

Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on July 7th, 2020

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Agree completely with the other review that the magnet is too strong. You have to slam the cup down unnaturally hard to release the ball but even a fraction too hard will cause the ball to bounce back up and stick to the magnet again. The margin of error, whether too hard or too soft, is way too slim to comfortably use this as a chop cup. I gave it two stars because it is a nice looking and sturdy prop that I can perhaps find another use for but as a chop cup it's a fail.

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