I have recently decided to buy a set of juggling clubs, having mastered balls. I am currently borrowing a practice set of my friends but soon I want to get a set of my own. I think that I would like to get a good set straight off, which will last me a long time.

What clubs should I get?

Is it a matter of personal preferance?

Which make of clubs tend to make the best quality?

Thanks for your help,
Owen

You should try to get your hands on all the clubs you can. It also depends on what you would like to do with them. I would recommend Henry's Pirouettes for passing and numbers. I started with some Todd Smith thumbers a few years ago, and they are still in good shape. I am not sure about Dube. Also, if you are just starting, I wouldn't recommend getting decorations on them as they don't take too much abuse. Philip

Owen,

Try to get into a juggling shop and try them out. I found that the cheaper ones suited me better than the more expensive "professional" ones, and a few of the guys I know have found the same.

It's more about what "feels right" for you than for someone else.

James.

I forgot to add that you might try to get the same as your friends. That helps when you pass. Philip