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Learn or perfect the art of juggling with Schylling's colorful Classic Juggling Balls! Follow the included instructions and you can impress anyone with your skills in no time!
From the Manufacturer
Three brightly colored balls come in a set. Instructions included.
Article bien reçu et très intéressant
Reviewed in France on January 15, 2025
Rien a dire
ALLEWEIRELD
Reviewed in France on July 29, 2024
Pour jongler. Rien à signaler. Tout est OK. Merci et bonne continuation.Cordialement
Chad
Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2024
these balls are lit
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2024
Vibrant colors. Came with instructions. A stocking suffer, has not used yet
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2024
Great value, and very well-made
Ashton
Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2022
I have been juggling for around a year and I got new balls bc I lost my old ones. These balls are great i've dropped them a bunch, they have hit my ceiling fan, and I've gotten them wet and they are fine. I recommend this product to anyone who juggles or wants to start juggling. The only problem I have with it is they are kinda heavy but I could just be weak so 10/10
Pachiatta
Reviewed in Mexico on January 13, 2019
Cumplen con su función, lamentablemente a 2 semanas de uso una se descosió, en el empaque vienen tres,.son pequeñas y fáciles de maniobrar
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Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2019
Great for beginners because they are poor quality. Would not recommend for people who can already juggle and want to continue. Great product to get started on due to cheap price
Zoe Gilbank
Reviewed in Canada on November 6, 2018
Great classic juggling balls. Arrived fast
Ravi Kulkarni
Reviewed in India on February 20, 2017
Excellent!
Oklahoma Mom
Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2016
I ordered two sets of these balls, and, after four months of heavy use (about an hour every day), they are finally coming apart at the seams. They were cheap (the main reason I bought them), so I did not expect much, and that is about what I got. These balls are approximately 2.5 inches in diameter, depending on which way they are measured. You see, they are not actually round, being about 2.25 inches one way and 2.75 inches the other. This makes them terrible for backhand catches, neck catches, knee bounces, and so on. These balls weigh in at 75 grams each, about right for a beginner. And, even though they are light, they do not feel “underfilled”. Wondering what sort of filling they had, I butchered one of them. I found, tucked inside the wafer-thin vinyl covering, a five inch square bag filled with small pieces of plastic that are about one-third the size of a pencil eraser. The major point of failure in these balls is where the bag of plastic filling is inserted. The stitching there is not as well done as it is elsewhere; therefore, the stitches rip through the thin vinyl and cause your balls to have ugly, gaping wounds. Thankfully, the plastic bag inside prevents any filling from coming out, so they can still be used in this condition. Another problem is that the vinyl has now become discolored and covered with hair-like cracks. Also, when juggling them in low-light conditions or against a dark background, they can be slightly difficult to see. The major advantage of these balls is the price. At $2.25 per ball, they are very cheap, considering how much use one can get out of them. I would highly recommend these to a beginner, but for a more experienced juggler, I would recommend some of the pricier juggling balls from Gballz, Baglady, or Sportco.
Jason Hesbach
Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2014
I'm far from what you would consider a professional juggler. I ordered these in hopes of impressing my 2 year old son of my juggling skills. After using them 4 times (each time for no more then 5 minutes) the stitching busted open and the insides are coming out. Also it's very hard to tell from the picture but these are NOT sphere shaped, they are not a BALL. The are oblong, almost like small footballs. I wouldn't consider them "classic juggling balls" as much as I would call them cheap, oblong sacks.
Captain
Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2010
Didn't know dogs could juggle? Actually I had these around for juggling but began throwing them to play fetch with my new golden puppy a couple years ago. Now she has about 15 of them scattered around the yard and house. She won't even touch tennis balls or the harder rubber fetching balls anymore. These are soft and the colors get her attention when thrown or rolling across the yard. She doesn't tear them up even though they are pretty thin plastic/vinyl covered bags of plastic bits. Now for juggling they are also good but I'm fine with golf or tennis balls for that. Besides, once you're good at juggling, you never forget so who needs practice? Dogs that do chew vigorously will tear these up in seconds.
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