Zeekio Taylor Tries Signature Beginner Juggling Ball Set - 6 Panel Ball - 110 Grams 62mm

These balls were about the same weight as the ones my instructors provided during class, and since theyre very affordable, I decided to give them a try. After purchasing, I showed them to my instructors, and they both thought it was a good set to work with as a beginner. So far, Ive been able to practice just fine with them. My only concern is that after a month or so, I now see some tiny cracks in the surface of the ball. However, they seem to be more cosmetic at this point. Im still going to buy another set of these so that I can do patterns with a partner. Overall, Id recommend getting them because theyre good quality for beginners at an affordable price.

Theyre well-weighted and soft enough not to break things in your home.

These feel great in your hand and are of high quality.

I am just getting into juggling and I tried several other balls. They either were too large or opened up at the seams. These are just the right size and weight and are still in great shape after many drops to the floor.

I just started juggling. First, with tennis balls. They were not ideal, and I was advised to buy actual juggling balls. Since I had been watching youtube tutorials, and was seeking high quality juggling balls, these were the perfect choice. They are very satisfying to juggle with. A couple of the seams to seem to be hastily stitched together, but it could just be how the last stitch is done. They look durable enough, and Ive been using them constantly since I bought them a few days ago. So far, no change in appearance or feel. Theyre not stiff, but theyre also not too soft. Theyre just right. additionally, because I was using tennis balls, I noticed how much easier these were to juggle than the tennis balls. I highly recommend anyone who is using tennis balls to switch over asap.

I cant comment on durability, because I havent used them for long. But I like the softer feel and the size.

I went with a cheaper set to start and you get what you pay for. These balls are a perfect weight and stuffed full which is easier to catch and throw. Also the 6 sides vs four makes them larger and rounder than cheaper options.

Durable, good size and weight, good value.

I bought a little set of juggling balls at a toy store. Been trying to learn on them. You make a lot of drops when you start and chasing rolling balls all over the place is no fun. Great exercise but no fun. these balls are like bean bags. You drop them and they go plop and remain in place for retrieval. Also they are larger then the weenie ones that I bought and much easier to catch and hold onto. I cant believe how quickly I have advanced since getting these balls. the little toy ones went in the garbage. Taylor Greens tutorial videos on you tube are the best if you want to learn and advance your juggling skills. So why wouldnt her balls be great especially for beginners.

Ive had these for a few months now because my instructor for my Leadership class made us learn how to juggle... for a grade. He had us make juggling balls out of balloons and rice, but these were WAY more helpful in helping me learn. I like the way they land in your hands nice and firm, and theyre fun to play with. I also have pretty small hands, so these would be good for anyone I think.