Balls Contact Play













This item is sold in pairs , so you have a complete kit ready to use .
Pair of contact bolas:
Pair of POIs with a 150g diameter contact ball at each end. On this model, the tips are made of plastic and are rounded in shape.
The CONTACT POI ( contact bolas ) represents the latest innovation in bolas. These bolas are ideal for isolations, throws, and rolls on the body.
Characteristics of contact bolas:
- Ball diameter: 80mm.
- Mass of one ball: 150g.
- Weight of one pea: 170g.
- Mass of the complete pair: 340g.
- String length: 50cm, adjustable.
- Total length: 60cm, adjustable.
- String thickness: 6mm.
- Handle type: PVC.
- Handle thickness: 2.5cm.
NetJuggler Tip:
The rope has a diameter of 6mm and a length of 50cm. To adjust the rope length, simply pull the rope at the handle, tie a simple knot and cut off the excess.
There is no standard length; everyone has their own preferences. That said, if you are a beginner, when holding the handles, ideally the head of the bolas should reach below your armpit.
For what type of practice?
If you're a beginner with bolas or if you're on the smaller side, then 80mm bolas might be a better fit for you. They'll be lighter and therefore less tiring to handle. Beginners are generally less focused on perfect movements and enjoy a more dynamic style of play. In this case, 80mm bolas will be more suitable.
They are interesting for practicing at speed, but will allow for less precision, especially on stops, and for practicing in a very smooth style, because there is little weight at the ends of the bolas.
Tips for choosing the size of bolas:
Contact bolas come in 3 different sizes: 80mm, 90mm and 100mm. Why these 3 sizes?
Choosing the right size is primarily a matter of taste, but here are perhaps some pointers to help you choose one size over another.
- 100mm bolas are the most interesting for integrating contact and especially for making clean stops.
This is the number one choice for serious practitioners. Visually, the bolas offer a wider range of effects thanks to their greater mass. Physically, they are more tiring to use, hence the lighter 90mm version. The 100mm bolas (Gigas) The 90mm size is popular with smaller individuals and women, as the 100mm size can be too heavy for some. 90mm bolas .
Learn how to make bolas
Discover our section of tutorials dedicated to learning how to use bolas. It includes a series of lessons created by Bow. The bola tutorials are available online for free.
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Fast delivery, great quality product to start with, I recommend
Is this a good model to start with?
When will the 100mm bolas be available?
They were presented at the Nuremberg Toy Fair in early February. We are awaiting our first delivery, which we will post on our website immediately.
Are they phosphorus?
We only have a Phospho version on the PRO version. The other models, however, are Fluorescent and react to black light (except white). The best results in black light will be obtained with the colors: green, yellow, orange.
What is the difference between this model and the pro model
The handles are not the same. The pro version is equipped with a silicone handle for greater comfort. It's a small silicone ball. It provides greater comfort but also more weight for throwing.
Are they sold individually?
These bolas are sold in pairs.