Juggling Balls Professional Style Set of 3 - How to Juggle Kit with Bean Bags for Juggling for Beginners with Vibrant Colors, Great Feel, Ultra Durable (Black)
Description
🤹‍♂️ Elevate your flow with pro-level juggling balls that won’t quit!
- NO ROLL DESIGN - Squishy beanbags that stay put when dropped—no more chasing balls mid-practice.
- UNMATCHED DURABILITY - Hand-stitched seams and polyurethane coating survive even car-strength tests.
- COMPLETE BEGINNER KIT - Includes a mesh storage bag—perfect for on-the-go practice and social juggling sessions.
- VIBRANT VISUAL IMPACT - Glossy, eye-catching colors that elevate your juggling style and stage presence.
- PRO GRADE WEIGHT SIZE - Precisely 130g and 2.5” diameter for flawless control and progression.
This professional juggling ball set features three 130g, 2.5-inch diameter beanbags crafted from ultra-durable polyurethane-coated fabric with hand-stitched seams. Designed in Canada for both beginners and pros, these balls offer a perfect squishy feel, vibrant glossy colors, and a no-roll design, plus a mesh bag for easy storage—making them the ultimate juggling kit for serious skill-building and stylish performance.
Reviews
S**T
Best balls out there.
Nothing to dislike about these beautiful big black balls. You could run them over with a car if you wanted to. My cat played with one of my balls and usually that would suck but not with these durable, shiny, lovely balls. Fun to toss or fondle. Squish and squeeze. I don't juggle, but if I did, I'd use these balls. My balls are great, I personally just toss them around but they all weigh 4.5 ounces, a little heavier than the meat that goes on a French dip at Arbys. We have the meats. And the juggling balls.
N**E
Black DOES crack
The media could not be loaded. The black shell of these balls is subpar. The white ones I bought, never did this. Don’t know much longer these will last - sure would love a new set of whites (130 g.)
V**A
Very good overall, maybe not for beginners
These juggling balls are really good overall, they are balanced, they are big enough and squeezable enough. They are also really beautiful to look at (I got them in black and they are gorgeous). The only downside is they are really slippery, and that makes it harder for beginners. Can a beginner still learn how to juggle with them? Yeah, it's just going to be harder in the beginning.
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