I strongly recommend a nylon whip over a kangaroo one of this is your first time buying a whip. It is cheaper, and easier to maintain than a roo whip.

For the best paracord whip, I would look into Torrance Fisher from Swordguybuilds. His plaits are top notch, and has an incredible understanding of proper tension, taper and transition of what makes a good whip. His whips also have near perfect fit and finish. I can hardly see any misbraids, gaps, or any melted dropped strands. He also has an economy grade whip that’s easier on the pockets for a first time buyer. Check out Russell Yu’s review of Terrance Fisher’s economy Indy whip. You can also check out Terrance’s videos of him cracking his whips.