Wow Jaegoor, gorgeous glandes and sexy sling.
Is the sling hemp ?
Is the glande , with the flat spot, on the upper right, a casting flaw or a design feature ?
Cheers.  👍👍👍

One was handed in.  The others have now been replaced.  I have good children in the group.  They made their slings themselves.  Now you want to finish more slings.  When training starts again, they want to make their replacement slings available to new slingers.  This behavior is absolutely awesome.  It makes me very proud and satisfied to be able to train such kids.

Reverse rotation?  I do not understand that.  She shoots very well.  The letter is very stiff.  Like leather.  I've already woven it very tightly.  😁 The finger eye is very large.  It is intended for two fingers or a self-locking one.

It is better?  Mh?  It's an ideal design for a sling.  Perhaps it would also be possible in a 3⃣ D printer.  😁

The Balearic sling is much heavier.  It is also suitable for heavier stones.  This one is a lightweight one.  I use them when walking.  When I hunt tree stumps.  However, I don't understand why she should be better or worse at aiming?  However, I am wondering why this design did not exist in the Balearic Islands.  I'm currently researching that.  There is a high braid art with esparto.  I'm trying to make this design with the raw fiber esparto.  However, the letter will then be braided and not woven.  😁

When I use my super light slings with 200g rocks, I lose control over the pouch orientation after the second or third rotation when I use Balaeric or Helicopter. This effect is very easy to notice.  The release and retenion cord cross each other. The release becomes erratic. It's sh*t. No matter how much I try to use my wrist, or how much I separate the cords. The pouch will have a mind on its own.

When I place said rock in the sling I received from Luis I can rotate the sling as much as I want and the cords won't twist and the pouch will orientate consistently upon release. I believe pouch orientation control is critical for sling accuracy.

I regain pouch orientation control with my super light slings by using Greek style, which eliminates the multiple rotations,
and therefor most of the problems associated with pouch control with light slings and heavy stones. Now I can sling 200g
and heavier stones with my light slings without problems or a noticeable reduction in accuracy to me

I prefer this solution, because I notice too great of an effiency decrease with heavy slings. The power required to get the same distance with a 200g rock with Luis' sling feels much greater to me than the power required to achieve a greater distance with a light and thin sling.

I also no longer feel I need a different sling until the stones become heavier than a pound. And thats only because the pouch gets too small. So I feel as if Greek Style allows me to
sling a greater range of rocks without having to swap to a different sling.
A light sling will release heavy stones but a heavy sling won't release light stones well.

The light sling is simply a more efficient pendelum. That it is also simpler in construction is another benefit for me.
All that said I understand why some prefer multiple rotations and their arguments for it, and therefor heavier slings.
And ofcourse you can make a trimmed down Balaeric that's quite light and still has good pouch control with multiple rotations.
People are free to disagree, maybe someone has figured a way to control the pouch with super light slings, heavy stones and multiple
rotations, but I haven't.

Those experiences have been good. I have used Balaeric style with thin and moderate slings a lot. It was my main style for a long time. With a single paracord sling of medium ~70 cm length and a woven pouch, using Balearic or Helicopter, I am usually limited to rocks below 125 g when I use multiple rotations, 150g is stretching it, and below 100g feels ideal for pouch orientation control.

The reason I like Greek style aside me being to use a wider range of stone weights in the same sling,
is because to me its ideal for hunting. I view the sling as an oppertunistic hunting weapon.
When I am gathering edibles for example, I carry the sling and some stones with me when I see waterfowl.
I have tried active sling hunting, but it's not productive. 3 days , 5 hours a day nd not a single hit. It was a waste of time and calories.
Whenever I tried Balaeric or Helicopter, it would chase away the few oppertunities I did get. I don't have time to do a wind up.

I take cover in the reeds until the birds are close and then pop up and do a Greek throw. I was lucky once. I tried to get some hits on head cam after that, but no success, maybe I will try it again in the future. I do have some close calls on film.

More success I have with waterfowl that's just sitting further away in a field, chilling, and landing a shot from a distance into the group, these are large groups, often hundreds of birds, and hoping
to get a hit. This I have a greater rate of success with. It's a bit like throwing into an enemy army. Often the birds
don't even know what hit them and I have as many tries and chances as I carry stones. It's a game of chance.
Eventually you will hit one and it stays down. Sometimes they get scared and fly up and you get another chance
to take one down from the sky. But you must not get seen. Geese will not fly over me when they see me,
especially not if I hhave to get up, get in position, start the twirl... it's too slow a procedure for me. I need to pop up
and throw immediately. Greek is perfect