Plain Wooden Cigar Box

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CBS1 Henrys Juggling Cigar Box

A plain model in raw birch wood , this cigar box is designed by the Henrys brand, renowned for the quality of its juggling accessories. It offers a sober and natural design, without varnish or decorations, perfectly suited to the practice of technical juggling.

Henrys boxes are made in Germany with careful dovetailing of thicker plywood on the ends and a reinforced internal center panel . They are currently considered the finest wooden cigar boxes available for sale.

Juggling boxes is a demanding discipline, but it becomes very rewarding with practice and well-designed equipment.

Cigar box made of raw birch wood, presented from different angles, highlighting its clean, undecorated finish, ideal for technical juggling.

NetJuggler's review of the CBS1 Henrys box:

This model is for those looking for a sleek, no-frills box with a good grip. The raw wood feels great to the touch. If you're doing initiations with children or looking for a lighter alternative, consider our foam box kit .

Box Features:

Dimensions: 12 x 19 x 5.8 cm
Weight: between 250 g and 280 g
Material: Raw birch wood, unvarnished
Finish: No velvet, no decoration (it's up to you to decorate them)
Made in: Germany
Assembly: Dovetail plywood, reinforced center panel

Cigar box made of raw birch wood, side view with dimensions indicated (19 cm long, 5.8 cm high) and a clean design without varnish or decoration, providing an ideal surface for personalization.

A box to personalize according to your desires

The raw wood finish of this cigar box allows each user to easily customize it. Whether with paint, varnish, stickers, or engraving, you can adapt the aesthetic of your box to your personal style or a show theme. This freedom of customization makes it a creative medium, both for artists and educators wishing to differentiate the materials used in the workshop.

It is recommended to use specific adhesive glue-on ends to prevent slippage, as the leather tips that one could glue on themselves are often more slippery than those used by Henrys.

Humorous illustration showing the stages of juggling with boxes, through a fictional character performing various tricks.

For what type of practice?

This box is suitable for both experienced artists and those learning to perform. Its slightly heavier weight than foam models makes it ideal for rhythmic routines, precise throws, and complex tricks.

Care and use instructions

The raw wood can be left as is or treated according to your preference. To extend the life of the box, a thin layer of oil or varnish can be applied, taking care not to alter the weight or balance. Avoid prolonged exposure to moisture to maintain the mechanical properties of the wood.

When learning, it is recommended to practice over a gym mat, bed, or sofa to cushion falls. Avoid dropping the boxes on a hard floor (wooden floor or concrete) to avoid damaging them. If you make a mistake, do not try to catch a box by the middle: always grab it by the ends or drop it on a soft surface before trying again.