TT1 67mm [130g] ball

This model is a ball and is sold individually .

A new generation of juggling balls for professional artists but also a high-performance ball for beginners who want the best in juggling balls.

The TT1 uses the same very thin (2mm) soft shell as the SRX, Silx Light, and TTS balls. The ball is filled with plastic microspheres, a unique filling material that ensures excellent handling and a surprisingly tactile and sensory experience. The fact that the ball is fully filled gives it good stability, making it suitable for beginners with 3, 4, or even 5 balls. The TTS rolls very little when it hits the ground, while remaining as responsive as traditional juggling balls, but the softness of its shell sets it apart.

0.8mm microsphere filling:

The microspheres are 0.8 mm in diameter and are all identical and perfectly spherical. This characteristic allows the spheres to glide beautifully together, enhancing the soft feel of the balls. The density of the microspheres is approximately 10% lower than that of millet (a seed often used to fill juggling balls), resulting in a ball that is about 10% lighter for the same diameter.

The bullet's shell:

The shell is made of 100% phthalate-free, flexible PVC. Play produces two different thicknesses of ball shells. The version used here is the thinner one. It is extremely elastic, durable, and easy to wash with any type of detergent. When not in use, we recommend storing your balls in a separate bag, as the PVC can easily become permanently stained by inks such as magazine pages or pens and markers. The shell is approximately 2 mm thick. This thin shell is more forgiving of impacts and rolls much less on the floor than balls with thicker shells.

Difference between the TT1 and the TTS:

If you're wondering what the difference is between the TTS and the TT1, the TT1 is completely filled. This makes it a relatively heavy ball at 120g. The TTS ball is only partially filled and is therefore lighter. The TTS is more suitable for experienced jugglers looking to reduce the weight of their balls. The TT1 shown here on this page is heavier and more stable. The choice between the two models is purely a matter of preference, but a heavier ball might be more accessible if you're a beginner.

NetJuggler's review of the TT1 ball:

We love the slim shell; the finish is simply magnificent. The cap, like on all Play balls, is very discreet. The ball doesn't have too much grip. In our opinion, this model is more pleasant to juggle than our own Varana 441 balls, although you'll need to budget a bit more to get your hands on them.