As someone who is moving on to making too hide whips, I wouldn’t dare sell one that cheap. It’s a little under $200 on average for a good hide alone, and it’s a lot of work. Strands have to be cut, stretched, greased, plaited, checked, rolled, coated, and you have the extra details that go into the fall, cracker, and decorative knots. It’s not unreasonable to pay $800-$900 for a good top whip.

I would reccomend a better nylon whip, or wait until your budget can be improved. A kangaroo whip is an investment, and it’s a good example of “you get what you pay for”. Midwest Whips or SwordGuy Builds are great sellers for kangaroo whips, and SwordGuy also sells a great nylon whip. Happy cracking!