Schylling Classic Juggling Balls
Score By Feature
OveReview Final Score
Product Description
Questions & Answers
It hadn't occurred to me that they were of different weights. Although I haven't weighed them, (I have never done so), I am not noticeably different.
In comparison to typical juggling balls, these balls are smaller. There are two of them and they measure approximately Since they have been used constantly for about a year (even while I was away at college), they have held up well.
Selected User Reviews For Schylling Classic Juggling Balls
Great Juggling Balls. . . for the Price! I ordered two sets of these balls, and after the fourth month of heavy use (about an hour every day), the seams of the balls are starting to separate. As they were cheap (and that was my main reason for buying them), I didn't expect much and that's about what I received. This ball is about two inches in diameter. It has a diameter of or around 5 inches, depending which way it is Despite their appearance, they are actually not round, being rounder by about two degrees. There are 25 inches of one way space and two inch of two way space. On the other hand, it is 75 inches. As a result, they are rarely able to catch backhands, neck catches, knee bounces, and so forth. Despite their weight of 75 grams each, these balls are appropriate for beginners. The fact that they are light does not mean that they are underfilled. One of them was butchered when I was wondering what kind of filling it had. A wafer with a message inside it caught my eye. Plastic pieces about one inch in diameter in a five-inch square bag with a thin vinyl covering An eraser that is a third the size of a pencil. These balls are most prone to failure in the center of the ball where the plastic bag of I think the stitching doesn't look as good as it does As a result, the stitches rip through the thin vinyl and cause ugly, gaping wounds on your balls. Thanks to the plastic bag inside, no filling can leak out, so you can still use them even though the poly bag is broken. It is also a concern that the vinyl has become discolored and has hair growing on it -- As if there were cracks in the surface. Juggling them in low-angles also causes them to come off If they are against a dark background or in low light, they can be a bit hard to read. A major advantage is the low price. At $2, these balls are very reasonable. If you consider how many uses one can get out of them, a 25-centball is an incredible bargain. To a beginner, these would be highly recommended, but to the more experienced juggler, I would recommend some of the more expensive juggling balls such as those.
As I was not sure what to buy, I chose to buy these Schyllings as well as Kickfire Hydras so I could learn to juggle. There is a vast difference in the experiences of the two. In addition, Schyllings are too slick and light and come in oblong shapes instead of round ones. They did not work out for me. They fly much better because the Kickfires are leather, heavier, and thus much more durable. I took a little while to get the hang of it, but now I'm going around like a fool with all the things I'm juggling. In my discussion with you last night, I explained that I had tried the Schyllings again, and yes, I could make them last longer than before, but they still feel too light, and they perform poorly aerodynamically. These would not be a purchase I would make again or recommend to anyone. Make sure you spend the extra cash on They are so nice that I have bought a second set of them, as I know the filling wears out over time. As for the Kickfires, I have only used them and highly recommend In addition to these Schylling, I am sure there are many other alternatives. You just don't need to waste money on.
These juggle balls have been in my possession for about a week now. A crack and a split have already appeared in the material. There is no seam along which the split occurs I don't think it's appropriate to use it as a juggling ball because it's way too fragile. Here is a photo you can see in the attachment. Please also include Each of them has a different weight, as I weighed them. 30% of the weight of the lightest is less than that of the heaviest. This is not a good buy!.
The light is too bright. When you are learning how to juggle, the juggling bags can be dangerous, so steer clear of them. indicates that they are balls, however they aren't. Like bean bags, they're easier to carry. ) Because they're too light and not round, it's not easy to catch and throw You can buy heavier, rounder juggling bags if you shop around. A little bit more may be charged for them. There is a possibility that you won't find them on On web sites such as seriousjuggling, where professionals purchase juggling supplies, they sell them. The company. It is worth paying extra for higher quality juggling bags if you feel that you will really The majority of people try to learn, yet few are able to do so. Due to the low price of the bags, they bought them cheaply. You can also learn how to juggle with YouTube videos that show the steps (not just explain how to do it). It's best to meet a few different teachers to determine who teaches in a way that you can easily understand and apply.
I don't recommend buying this item. All of the balls fell apart because of poor quality stitching. Three years ago, I bought my first set of juggling balls. They lasted for two years, and they were made by this brand. However, the mesh bag on the interior was strong enough to hold the cover together. It was a great ball. These are not the balls you saw in the advertisement. Although they're the same size and about 3 inches in diameter, their build quality on the other hand is terrible. In my search for those original balls, I have not been able to locate any. Therefore, I am no longer buying It is neither a good brand nor a good product for juggling balls.
The girl I am dating 17 years ago The year is I was getting tired of chasing bouncing tennis balls around the house with my 3-year-old son who is learning to juggle. It's disappointing that the price fell shortly after we ordered them, probably because I didn't read the reviews first but was impatient to get an order in and chose some for about $8 that I hoped were at least decent if not top of the line. It's unfortunate that they aren't really round, but rather are oblong in shape. His seams have split on two out of the three within the first week of practice. It is true that they often fall onto the vinyl floor, but this does not mean that they are mistreated. The bags have been sewn up, but we do not feel confident that they A better solution will have to be ordered after we do our research.
Don't let them catch you! There was a strong chemical smell in the air. There is a strong cigar-ash scent on my hands, and it's all over the place. Additionally, these balls are considerably heavier than the ones I purchased previously. It is hard to see how the workers in the assembly allowed there to be a batch with such a lack of effort. To answer the question asked by the other reviewer, here is what is inside the ball (it was difficult to see, so I had to use medical gloves). Looks.
This is a great resource for beginners, however the materials are not of the already had a few of these balls crack open at the seams. It isn't a big deal, since the water is cheap. Juggling balls for beginners are what they are supposed to be.
Related Products For Schylling Classic Juggling Balls
