Juggling rings with a diameter of 24 or 32 cm
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Mister Babache juggling rings: 24 cm and 32 cm
Mister Babache juggling rings are available in two diameters: 24 cm and 32 cm . Made in Europe from rigid plastic, they are suitable for learning to juggle as well as for regular practice, whether for leisure, in circus schools or as part of artistic research.
The 24 cm model was designed for children, with a compact size and reduced weight. The larger 32 cm model offers greater stability in flight and more manipulation possibilities. Contrary to what one might think, a large ring can be easier for a child to juggle than a small one . The choice therefore depends more on the intended use than the age of the juggler.
Children's rings 24 cm:
This 24cm juggling ring is the small model from Mister Babache. Weighing 80g and with a reduced diameter, it was designed for children and jugglers looking for compact rings.
Its small size makes it easy for young children to handle, especially for early manipulation exercises. It also takes up less space when working with multiple rings.
But small rings aren't just for beginners! They also appeal to advanced jugglers who explore the possibilities offered by mixing different diameters. By combining 24 cm rings with larger models, particularly in multiplex tricks where several objects are thrown simultaneously, it becomes possible to create unique graphic effects. From the side, small and large rings trace contrasting trajectories in the air. This approach fits perfectly within contemporary research into the aesthetics of juggling.
When learning to juggle rings, the smallest size isn't necessarily the easiest. 32 cm rings are generally more stable in flight and can be more comfortable to throw and catch, even for children. We therefore often recommend this diameter for beginners learning ring juggling.
Photo of the 24 cm model
Standard 32 cm rings:
The Mister Babache 32cm juggling ring is the size we most often recommend for learning to juggle rings. Its larger diameter provides better stability in flight than the smaller 24cm model, making throws and catches easier.
Weighing 100g, it's suitable for teenagers, adults, and even children discovering juggling. Its large size makes it particularly interesting for circus schools and introductory workshops, where rings aren't just used for cascading tosses.
They can also be rolled on the ground, spun around arms, thrown like a frisbee, or passed between several jugglers. The 32 cm diameter provides more space for these maneuvers and allows for a variety of exercises with the same accessory.
For jugglers who prefer larger diameters, NetJuggler also offers 40cm juggling rings . Their larger size can provide even more sensations in flight and greater possibilities for certain manipulations around the body.
Photo of the 32 cm model
NetJuggler's opinion:
Mister Babache juggling rings are rigid plastic models that we offer for both beginners and regular practice. If you're hesitating between the two diameters for learning to juggle, we generally prefer the 32 cm size. Even with children, the larger rings are often more enjoyable to use thanks to their stability in flight and their versatility.
For circus schools, we also favor large diameter rings: they allow for a wider range of exercises with the same equipment. On the other hand, small rings are ideal for smaller hands and for experienced jugglers who want to mix sizes in their routines.
In terms of colors, Mister Babache offers a range of rather classic shades, less flashy than those of Play rings. The latter are available in fluorescent colors that react to UV light. Play also offers a range of rings in pastel shades .
Photo of the 24cm model in hand
Photo of the 32cm model in hand
Technical specifications option 1: 24 cm ring
- Diameter: 24 cm.
- Width: 31 mm.
- Mass: 80 g.
- Thickness: 3 mm.
Technical specifications option 2: 32 cm ring
- Diameter: 32 cm.
- Width: 34 mm.
- Mass: 100 g.
- Thickness: 4 mm.
Regarding the colours: Mister Babache rings are all opaque, except for the phosphorescent version, whose plastic is more translucent and lets some light through.
Which colors react to UV light?
If you perform under UV light, here's a recap of the colors that react to black light for this article.
The dots are indicative. The UV rendering depends on the pigments. and the lighting used.
Manufacturing process for juggling rings:
Mister Babache rings are made in Europe using plastic injection molding . One design detail is worth noting: the manufacturer chose to align the injection point with the dot of the letter "i" in their embossed logo. This makes this small manufacturing mark much more discreet on the ring.
For what type of practice?
For learning to juggle: we generally recommend 32 cm rings, even for children. Their larger diameter provides greater stability in flight, which helps with trajectories and catches. The 24 cm model remains a good option for smaller hands or when a compact ring is desired.
For circus schools and introductory workshops: the 32 cm diameter is particularly versatile. It allows for numerous exercises beyond traditional juggling: ground rolls, arm rotations, frisbee-style throws, partner exchanges, and passing. These uses help develop coordination, object manipulation, and interaction between participants, even those who don't yet know how to juggle multiple rings.
For advanced jugglers and artistic exploration: the two diameters can be combined. Mixing small and large rings, especially in multiplexes, opens up possibilities for visual composition. The size differences create contrasts in trajectories and in the shapes visible in the air. This is an avenue explored in contemporary juggling, where the aesthetics of moving objects are an integral part of the performance.
In summary, if you're looking for rings for an introduction to juggling or for a circus school , we recommend the 32 cm rings . The 24 cm model meets other needs: small hands, handling compact objects, or exploring figures combining several diameters.
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Are ball and club jugglers considered beginners for the annals?
Rings are a separate discipline from balls and clubs. The rhythm in juggling is the same whether you're juggling balls, clubs, or rings. So you have a common basic theory between the disciplines. However, these three objects are thrown and caught differently. The ball is caught mainly from below, the club is caught after rotating and on one side only, and the rings are caught from the inside. I'm not sure I understand your question! Did my answer help you?
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Can we buy the 32 centimeter rings by 5?
Of course, just enter the number of rings you want in the boxes and add them to your cart! If ordering online is difficult for you, give us a call :-).
Regarding the grip, are they comfortable to the touch? Do they hurt your hands a lot? Compared to other brands?
All rings hurt your hands. Unfortunately, there's no magic formula.
What are the colors that stand out the most on stage?
It's a matter of taste! Favorite colors are generally orange, white, pink, which is everywhere, and yellow!
I wanted to know if the rings are flat, thanks in advance
Yes, the rings are very flat!