Henrys Juggling club Classic EG

Juggling is in trend. Those who master the art of juggling with balls or rings often move on to the more challenging clubs. Typically, a juggling club is caught by the handle and used for toss juggling. The club has a thin end and a thick end, which are the handle and the body. At the end of the handle, the club becomes thicker and ends in what is called a knob. The length of a juggling club is usually around 50 cm.

Many tricks can be performed with balls, clubs, and rings alike. However, clubs take up more space in the air than rings and balls, making collisions more likely. Additionally, they are no longer spherical, but must be oriented with the handle facing the hand in order to be caught. For these two reasons, tricks with clubs are often more difficult.

Our Harlequin juggling club impresses with its handling and particularly vibrant base colors. It is especially easy to spin and features an unbreakable plastic body, a very soft grip for easy catching, and a special grip wrapping that makes the grip smoother in the overlapping areas of the foil.

Features:

• Color: assorted colors.