Juggling Balls & Juggling Balls

⚠ Caution with PVC cases (Scène, Varana, BBX): They absorb ink like a sponge! Avoid all contact with pens or newspapers; the damage is irreversible. For routine cleaning: soapy water is sufficient.

Pro Tip: Household alcohol can help on some stains, but always test on a small area first, as it can impair grip or shine.

For fabric balls (beanbags): A damp cloth is all you need. Note that LX-12 fabric balls (like the Cube) are very easy to clean and require little maintenance.

A basic fabric ball lasts approximately one year with intensive use. For circus schools , we recommend virtually indestructible models such as the Varana 441 , the Sil-x, or Stage balls.

The perfect compromise? The BBX ball . It's the model that comes closest to the comfort of a "soft ball" while having the extreme robustness of PVC.

Note: Fabric balls remain essential for tactile comfort, particularly for certain situations of disability or rehabilitation.

To learn 5-ball, NetJuggler recommends a ball between 90g and 110g, with a preference for the 110g which offers good inertia.

Our recommendation: the CUBE 110g ball (LX-12).

For technical jugglers who want to progress quickly: opt for Russian balls . Very light, they allow for long sessions without fatigue and force you to work on correct breathing and posture.

With grain bales (millet), there may be a slight variation in density from one batch to another, as manufacturers prioritize weight accuracy over volume. Furthermore, millet tends to settle over time.

Don't worry: this effect diminishes after a few weeks of use, once the ball has "gotten used to" your hand.

Without hesitation: a soft ball (beanbag) weighing around 120g and measuring 65-67mm. It doesn't roll on the ground, which saves you from running around!

Take a set of 3 balls right away. The goal is to master the "cascade" (3 balls). Having 3 balls of the same wear and weight is crucial for consistency.