Juggling Balls for Beginners and Professionals Set of 3, Juggling Bean Bags,Durable Juggle Ball Kit (Black - White 4.2 oz)

I learned to juggle a few years back but haven’t done it as often as I ought and it’s one of those pastimes that, when you get back to it, you think to yourself: “ Why don’t I do this more often?”. It’s fun and meditative, yes, you heard me right. I am still a relative beginner though, striving to get to the next level and promising myself to practice more in order to do so.These balls are great! They are a great size, feel and weight and they look good too. I have some quality balls of a similar size but a little more rigid/solid and it took a while after a lay off to get the ‘flow’ back with them. With these, also introduced after a layoff, I took to them and got back into the zone much more quickly. They are somehow easier to toss in a uniform and controllable manner.To the self assessed ‘novice’ reviewer who said these were a bit difficult to control when you are still learning the toss, I can understand that and yet if you persevere a little you’ll be glad you stuck with them because once you get the feel of them you’ll be glad you didn’t switch to balls which might get you only through a short transition before becoming redundant.To those who are new to juggling and are reading this while sitting on the fence and thinking “it seems like learning might take a long time” I was on an unrelated team building course a long time ago during which were each given a set of three bean bags and instructed to practice an hour each evening so that we could do a little juggling act at the end of the five day week. It actually takes only about half of those five hours to get to the stage of thinking ‘wow, this is becoming kinda fun’. The rest is just practice and these balls are as good as any to start a life long enjoyable pastime with. Just don’t cut corners and start with fresh eggs!!I hope you found this information helpful 👇

A long, long time ago in this galaxy right here - I was gifted a set of juggling "balls" with instructions included for learning how to juggle. I don't know why, but I did end up liking the gift and like so many things in my life - I taught myself something new. Juggling.Those balls (maybe bags? Kinda ball-shaped but also kinda like dice? Anyhow....) would live with me for many years, through a marriage; a child; a divorce; another marriage; a house purchase - before the mice got to them. So, that ended my juggling pretty much.This year, I found some raquet balls that we never ended up using, and I grabbed 3 of them to try my hand at juggling. While the skill was still there, it stunk as anytime you dropped one they bounced and/or rolled away. So, I head to Amazon and found these ones.These are of a higher quality than the ones I learned (and grew up) with. Also, I noticed that they're a bit bigger, so consider that if you're looking to pick these up for younger and smaller hands. Revisiting the price before I came to write this review, it feels like they could be lower, but I've never comparison-shopped. But the quality so far is top-notch. I'll be putting them through the paces while I work my way back into getting to where I drop them less, so we'll see how the stitching holds up - but so far they look pretty dang solid. Remember, you get what you pay for.

These reminded me of some other balls/beanbags that I use and like so I gave them a try. They feel pretty good although the outer shell may be just slightly less grippy than I would like. They are advertised as weighing in at 4.2 ounces (approx. 119 grams)per ball. Mine actually ended up being 122, 124 and 130 grams each which is not a terrible difference but if they were all within 2 or 3 grams of each other would have been better. The fill is different with each ball, 130 gram being very full and not much squish. I ordered another set to see if I can get 3 closer to being equal. Seams and stitching looks good and I'm juggling outside with them so I will have to wash and clean them. I will update after a few weeks of using them. Probably too big for younger kids but older than 12, a decent and affordable starter set.

This set of 3 juggling balls come with a holding pouch (that has a closing clasp).I am new to juggling. I have only attempted to try with juggling with the juggling balls a friend had. My friend's juggling balls were smaller and possibly lighter. So when I tried oazoxcx's juggling ball, I found them not as easy to use (I do have smaller hands and I am still trying to learn how to catch / toss better).My catching is a big worse and I think I need to adjust my tossing a bit, but it could just all be the fact that I am too new and need more time adjusting to the change.A friend, who can juggle a bit, gave these a try and said they were fine - this friend juggled a few cycles easily.So, if anything, I want to say maybe do a bit more research if you have smaller hands (I think it is easier with smaller sized balls), but overall, these are decent juggling balls!

Years ago, I used to be pretty good at juggling and when I saw this set of juggling balls, I decided to pick up the "sport" again. These are perfect for starting out in juggling. They seem to be made well enough to hold up over time. They don't bounce, which is a necessary feature for anyone who is starting out, or someone, like myself, who is a bit "rusty" and needs to practice with these kind of balls. I would recommend these to anyone who is interested in taking up the hobby.

I've purchased some just like these before and love them both. Nice and soft, land in your hand, good weight and great for learning new tricks so they dont roll all over the place or damage things when you fail. Which I do, often. All in all very happy with these.

As advertised. Good size and weight. My son has been stealing them from me.Always found other juggling balls to be too small and these are sized perfectly. Not too small and not too large. Weight and feel is good.

These are pretty standard in terms of the size, they are slightly "overstuffed" for beginners but I'm betting they will loosen up a bit after some use. The textured exterior makes gripping easier but I'm a little concerned it will start to break down quickly.