First Flight Futomomo

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In this shibari tutorial, Fuoco teaches the First Flight Futomomo with her model Enna.

“The perfect futomomo doesn’t exi—” Okay, okay, maybe the perfect futomomo doesn’t exist, but as you’ll see, the First Flight Futomomo checks plenty of boxes. As Fuoco explains, it’s an especially good option if you’re looking for a variation to begin trying to tie during suspensions. While more rope may make a futumomo more robust and comfortable, less makes it easier to tie in the air: this one happily meets somewhere in the middle, being built for both supportiveness and ease of getting on swiftly.

During the class, Fuoco offers options for how to start, based on your own preference, and step-by-step instructions for how to build the tie, as well as tensioning tips for maximum sustainability.

This course is great for anyone looking for a go-to futomomo for play in the air or on the ground. However, please keep your skill set in mind when applying techniques from this class and only use this harness in suspension if that is already a part of your rope practice.