bit early i know but i couldn’t wait!
i can juggle three balls and i really want to get some clubs for christmas (not really expensive ones but not cheapy ones either) and well i was browsing the unicycle.com shop i thought of a couple of other bits and bobs:
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3 x Beard Circus Special … £31.50
3 x Beard Photon Stage ba… £14.85
3 x Beard DX Chroma £14.85
Total excluding P&P
All prices include VAT £61.20
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(ouch! don’t look at the price have to hope 'Santa’s feeling genorous )
please let me know what you think of my choices are they good?
of your choices i only know the circus specials
those are good, solid clubs
on the budget side, mr babache have started manufacturing very respectable clubs at very reasonable prices
the company is owned and operated by a juggling-family
i am not in to juggling diabolo’s yes but ball juggling i never will ever be able to do but i would look on airtime.uk.com as they are a circus shop local to me they sell great stuff and the guy really knows what he is talking about.
ben
I haven’t got any clubs but at leasts Mr. Babache’ equipment is good quality. I have some bean bags and juggling balls and I like them. The bean bags seem to be indestructible. I also have a devil stick, which I believe to be Mr. Babache but don’t know for sure. It’s a torch one but I haven’t used the torches at the ends yet. I’m not even too much of a devil stick guy. I like juggling with balls a lot more, even though I haven’t done it too much lately. If you can, go to a shop that sells juggling equipment. Just like thinuniking said, they usually know what they are talking about. Still I know a lot more about juggling than the guy at the shop. And I’m not even a good juggler.
for dube products. they make excellent juggling equipment, however the clubs are pricey ($35.00 per)… and not as heavy as they used to make them 9 years ago… also make “airflite” clubs ($13.00 per) which are unibody plastic
for renegade products. they make excellent clubs ($25.00 per) with 5 different widths to choose from and all variety of options to customize (but if I were you, I’d buy 3 95mm clubs with long handles) they also carry their “spotlight” ($8.00 per) clubs which are solid body plastic and have about the same feel (weightwise) as their other clubs.
Further, while Beard makes nice looking clubs, I don’t fancy the weight too much. The clubs are much too light for serious passing and if the renegade clubs are in your price range I’d definetley buy renegades instead, because their customer service and options rock hard!
yes, but you see, Renegade has such great customer service that they will ship internationally, as will Dube, so unless you’re up in arms about paying shipping and duties and would rather not pay and buy products that may not last or suit the style of juggling that you do, there’s no reason not to buy clubs or any other juggling prop that you want or need from either of them.
or, you know, if you want REALLY, REALLY COOL juggling products, you could look at Aerotech Projects and to see their products in use, you can check out Feeding the Fish
what is the point in spending £50 on postage on stuff from the usa when we have better stuff here and it is most likely make in china or someback street some where any way .i personaly think unicycle.uk.com has better uni’s than it’s u.s buddy. keep up the good work rodger.
ben
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