Continue reading »]]> Where can you get cheap juggling equipment at a great price? Most of the time this is not possible unless you are a retailer and you are buying wholesale. Most wholesalers will only sell to serious retailers and require a minimum order.

Lucky for you, I found a place that you might not know about where you can get cheap juggling equipment in bulk. You can get juggling equipment at wholesale prices or less.

Just go to the Higgins Brothers website and check out their sale items page. Now this sales page is updated occasionally with new items. Sometimes they sell bulk 2nd’s and sometimes they have reverse auction. The 2nd’s are pieces of equipment that have a slight imperfection. The reverse auction is when they post items and lower the price everyday until someone buys it.

I’ve seen all kinds of juggling equipment offered here from PX3 clubs and MMX balls sold through reverse auction, to bulk clubs and beanbags sold at wholesale prices or below. If you are just one juggler, the reverse auctions might be better for you, but if you are club that is looking for equipment for your members, the sales are great option.

So just check back frequently to see what’s been updated. Remember to read the descriptions though. I’m pretty sure all sales are final!

Continue reading »]]> Have you seen the new Dube Deluxe Beanbags? They are a 12-panel beanbag. Well if you haven’t juggled a 12-beanbag, you’re in for a treat.

I personally prefer the feeling of a 12-panel beanbag because of the uniformity. It feels more circular to me than a 4 or even 8-panel beanbag. Since there are more panels, the stitch lines are shorter which I think equates to more durability. Nothing is worse than when a beanbag starts splitting. I think that you’ll have to put these through a lot of abuse before that ever happens.

If you haven’t already, go over to Dube.com and check them out!

Continue reading »]]> Cheap juggling clubs are easy to find. Look at this set of cheap juggling clubs below.

You can’t get much cheaper than that. But you have to ask yourself, do you really want to juggle the cheapest (a.k.a. worst) clubs out there. If you are half serious about juggling, I wouldn’t recommend it.

There are other clubs that you can get that are not quite as cheap as the ones above but are a decent set of clubs to start with. Look at these below…

These clubs are by Higgins Brothers and I know they are extremely durable. They’ll last you forever although they won’t feel as nice as some of the better clubs. This is because they are molded in once piece with plastic. This makes them a little harder on the hands.

If you are looking for cheap juggling clubs and you don’t want to go with the worst clubs out there, then I recommend these. They are still relatively cheap compared to the best juggling clubs but they are composite, not plastic mold. This makes them a little softer on the hands and more visually appealing.

I hope that helped you on your quest for cheap juggling clubs! Let me know what you chose and how you liked them.

Continue reading »]]> A common problem for many jugglers is that there is no juggling shop in their town. The reason for this is simple – there is not enough demand to support a store that relies on walk in sales alone. Think about it… how many jugglers do you run into in a normal day? Usually none.

Although juggling has increased in popularity, juggling shops are just not that common. In the US, I can only think of two that I have actually walked into and tried their juggling equipment. One was Dube juggling, and the other was called Air Traffic. Dube is in NYC so their is enough demand to support walk in sales, but they also have a huge online presence. Air Traffic is in Mall of America, a huge mall in Minnesota. They also sell a lot of other toys and games aside from juggling equipment.

So the problem remains that you can’t really try juggling equipment before you buy it if you don’t have a juggling shop in your town. So in order to help jugglers make better choices when they choose their juggling equipment, I created another site. It is called Juggling Reviews. This new site that I created is a collection of all the juggling equipment on the market today. There is a page for each type of juggling equipment and you can browse by type of equipment or by manufacturer. On each page is a ratings box that you can use.

You can rate each type of juggling equipment on a scale of 1-5 stars and add comments. The purpose of this site is to help jugglers get comments and ratings from jugglers who already own the equipment. The success of the site depends on whether or not people actually contribute. So I would encourage you to go there and rate all the different juggling equipment you have.

The site once again is, JugglingReviews.com.