Hi everyone ,

I was watch this video of a juggling convention,
( http://www.jugglingdb.com/videos/index.p......069P44-2 )
and I was wondering, what kind of clubs are the people using in this video?The very first person on the video is using the clubs I'm talking about. They seem to have no decoration on the body (Just one solid color) , and a silver handle. Does anyone know what these clubs are ,and where I could get them?

Thanks,

Ben

Anyone?

The video takes forever to download. Do you have a screen shot of the clubs.

You will probably get a better response if people didn't have to wait for the vid to download first.

Just a thought.

Ros

I don't have a picture of the clubs but I think I found out what they are . I think they are the "360 Fluo - Silver Handled" clubs on this page:

http://www.thewjf.com/store/px3.htm

that's exactly what they looked like , so I'll just take a guess that it was those.

Thanks for the suggestion on finding a photo,

Ben

I've juggled these once before and plan to get a set myself eventually. A little pricey to get shipped to the UK though.

If you can afford them I'd say go for it.

They are a great club!!!

Thanks a lot for your help! I plan on buying a set before, or around christmas.

Thanks again,

Ben

Ros
They look kinda cheap. Are they all one piece with no rubber ends, and no wood center like the Todd Smith Americans?
Al Angello

I know they have rubber ends, and at thirty five dollars a piece I'm sure they're not one piece clubs. But if they are, for only two dollars more you can get the PX3 Vegas, which is definetly not a one piece club.

No they're not one piece.

They feel great too.

They are kind of like a trainer club.

Feel good to juggle, but have no deco to get damaged when practicing stuff.

Henrys make something similar in their circus range.

To be honest, I'm actually juggling with Beard circus specials at the moment.

They are cheap, but are actually really nice.

I played with a set of Dube and Renegade clubs before getting the Beard clubs and I actually prefer Beard.

Which is great for the wallet as I was after 7 (for passing at the moment).

They are great for numbers too. I've been playing on getting my 5 nice and solid (its about time I got it down).

So if you want an inexpensive club that does the job head over to http://www.beard.co.uk and check them out.

Greg's a nice guy too, and will help any way he can.

Cheers,

Ros