Juggling Balls for Beginners and Professionals Set of 3, Juggling Bean Bags 14 Colors Available, 2 Layers of Net and Carry Case, Original Xballs Juggling Balls (Black - White, 4.2 oz)

I'm a beginner juggler and usually just use whatever is available in reach, which can be awkward since the objects I'm juggling are all different weights and sizes. I wanted to get a little more serious (like juggle 4 balls or do more than the one type of 3-ball juggling) , so I got these to practice with.Pros:1) The weight! These are heavier than I'm used to but that's a plus - I figure it will force my arms to get a little stronger and more agile to be able to juggle better.2) The color! I love multicolored things and these were perfect, although a bit more expensive than other choices.3) The overall size! I could easily hold 2 in each hand (I got 2 sets**).4) The droppability! They won't roll away if (when) you drop them yet they're durable enough to keep their shape while juggling.Cons:?All in all, if you want to start getting more serious as a beginner, I recommend these (instead of rolled up socks or tangerines).**I also purchased a black and white set - the contrast is surprisingly good and less expensive than other colors. Recommend.

Excellent quality and fun to use. So far they are holding up nicely despite many many drops.

I had a hobby of juggling for years. Then I quit. I don't know why, But now I want to start again. These balls are heavy enough. Cheap ones bounce out of your hands when you try to catch them. Actually beginner juggling sets are very hard to learn with. Another important thing is they are both heavy and soft which means when you're learning or relearning in my case, when you drop one or all of them which you will do a lot, they don't bounce around the room with you chasing them and they don't roll under something so you don't need to be moving furniture. These cost more, but they're designed for easy juggling, once you've learned how.

These balls are fantastic for learning to juggle. I ordered them not knowing how to juggle at all. But their consistent weight and contrasting colors made them easy to catch and the drawstring bag they come with made it easy to carry around in my backpack. After practicing for at least 30 mins a day for the last 2 months I can do a basic 3 ball cascade juggle for close to a minute without dropping a ball. I only wish my 4yr old son was as impressed by it as I am.

I’m new to this hobby, but I found these to have a good texture, fill density, and weight. I took them on a trip and stored them in my toiletry bag and as luck would have it my travel size shampoo lid wasn’t sealed and I got shampoo all over them. I just hand rinsed them in the sink and they came out perfectly fine and minty fresh! Absolutely no sign of wear and tear after a year of pretty heavy use given I had to learn how to juggle and now use them regularly as light indoor exercise during the winter

Going on 2 weeks of owning these things, and I've been diligently tossing them around every day since they arrived :)After getting the basic motions and patterns by practicing with a set of silk scarves, I set to work with these wonderfully-weighted beany-balls.These were absolutely the answer to my prayers, hefty and durable. Waterproof too! That came in handy almost immediately, as one of them totally swan-dove right into my coffee mug, like a day after I got them xDJust hosed it off under the sink and let it dry for a bit. Then, back at it, no worries 👍Bottom line, I always wanted to juggle, and now I know how ^-^ Excellent product, glad I found them.EDIT: 5 Stars to 4 Stars.Day #20; They hook ._.Make no mistake, these are great little bean-bags, but after working with them every day, I've notice they, on occasion, go hooking off in a different direction than I threw it .-.It's gotta be something about how the beans are sitting in the thing. Something about it, causes them to randomly shift their trajectory. Not often, no, but when they start aggressively flying away from me, it gets a bit nerve-wracking >.<Ngl, I kinda like the challenge of juggling-balls with minds of their own, lol. Every time they shift, I have to adapt to it, and I think that might be beneficial to my training.For this nagging lack of consistency, I feel I gotta knock off a star.. Still recommend though! xD

Great juggling balls. Great size. Good weight. Outstanding contrast.Recommend for beginners and professionals alike.I was just a beginner, but now I have a handful (pun?) of trick I can do, and own several sets of juggling balls. Maybe an intermediate now (don't mean to brag, ha!) and rotate back to these regularly.They have kinda flattened out with use to be less than round. But still work great, and don't find it to be a problem at all. Land and shape in your hands really well.

The weight, size, and mixed colors make them easier to use. The small size makes it easier to do patterns that get crowded, and allow two at once in a hand. The extra weight prevents finger tip bounce and lets you know it has arrived.