6 Pack Soft Juggling Balls for Beginners Juggle Balls Bulk Set for Juggler, Kids and Adults

These are a bit smaller than any other juggling beanbags I've tried. The disadvantage is, if you are used to heavier beanbags it takes some time (figure on the order of an hour or so) to adjust. I was using bags over 3 ounces and I sent these out of control for a little while before I got used to them. The advantages are, first, these are especially good for kids. The catch-pass with a larger bean bag is harder for smaller hands. I've taught children to juggle, at least the basics that I know, and I wish I'd have found these sooner. It would have made that much easier. Second, they are lighter, which means they stay up longer. Not a whole lot, but enough it does make a difference and makes it a tiny bit easier for a beginner. When I first tried, I had heavy beanbags and that was an absolute mess. I couldn't get anywhere. Lower the weight; lower the difficulty. The way I learned, after reading Juggling for the Complete Klutz (an absolute must read) is to first do 100 passes a day. Doesn't matter if you drop after every 1. Then do sets of 5, so if you do 6 and drop, that counts as 5; 4 and drop counts as 0, 10 and drop counts as 10. Then sets of 10. Then sets of 20. I never felt the need to go beyond that. Doing it like that means you're barely making an effort every day, but in a few weeks the skill gets built. I will say, if you're getting that book it comes with really good beanbags, but if you're borrowing a library copy and there are no beanbags, this set is a perfect substitute.

My first juggling balls that I learned how to juggle with! Great value for the price and they seem to be durable.

These juggling "balls" are fine for the low price, but they are more cubes than balls. They are really light, which can make it a little tricky for beginners, but the kids ended up getting used to these balls. Other reviews that mention the seams coming apart are right. After a few weeks, we started seeing threads coming out of some of them.

Love that when you drop them (and you will) they don't bounce away.

They are ok for kids and folks with smaller hands maybe but I think they are just too small and light to be able to juggle more than 3 when you need to throw them up in the air. Ok for learning but heavier larger balls are better I think

Every year I buy a bunch of small gifts for our family Christmas. Gifts range from practical to silly items.

We enjoy the ball. Especially like the colorful design. There are two suggestions for future improvements: 1. There are two balls are a little hard than others balls. Make them a little harder to catch. 2. One ball the outside surface is starting open. I need to sew it.

Awful product. stuffing matter is unequally distributed in the balls, so the center of mass is not in the center of the ball. This makes juggling extremely difficult as the balls are prone to right themselves toward center of mass in the air, and they fly wildly. I've been juggling for 10 years, so I know I'm not bad at it, these things are just cheaply made.

Good size for kids hands, they loved them.