Foot & Hand Juggling Balls

Anexthesis · Post by **Anexthesis** » 10 Mar 2008 10:53

I've recently begun 3-4 ball juggling in addition to footbag and I've been interested in doing some hand+foot manipulations but I lack the proper equipment. Either the balls are good for footbag or good for juggling there seems to be little crossover. Anyway I was wondering if someone who has some experience doing this might share what they think are good equipment choices.

ncbagger · Post by **ncbagger** » 10 Mar 2008 13:58

i havent used these but aaron shepard makes footbags the size of juggling balls and they seem like they would work really well.

lotus · Post by **lotus** » 11 Mar 2008 06:59

i also offer a giant footbag [the BEHEMOTH] that has been prchased in groups of 3, 4, and 5 by jugglers for their combination of size, squishiness, and weight ...

http://www.elementalfootbags.com/html/behemoth.htm.

ps i actually DO have an extra large aaron shepard bag ... these would be really good to enquire about too, as he could make them to your desired specs, and the 32-panels would probs freestyle better than the 152-panels on the behemoth

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Pengu · Post by **Pengu** » 11 Mar 2008 07:10

Peter Irish and Jorden have juggling balls soft enough to catch with the feet. They are 12 panels.

Jorden · Post by **Jorden** » 12 Mar 2008 20:25

Unfortunately what Pete and I have aren't for sale to the public.

The best alternatives imo are the SagBags made by the BagLady. She's a world class stitcher of beanbags and juggling balls. I have a set of 10 and basically learned the feet and hands style on them. Pick yourself up a set and you shant be disappointed.

http://baglady.procis.net/

I recommend going for heavy and a bit less than 3 inches diameter. She has a wide variety of colours as well.

Hope this helps.

Anexthesis · Post by **Anexthesis** » 17 Mar 2008 21:38

Jorden wrote:Unfortunately what Pete and I have aren't for sale to the public.

The best alternatives imo are the SagBags made by the BagLady. She's a world class stitcher of beanbags and juggling balls. I have a set of 10 and basically learned the feet and hands style on them. Pick yourself up a set and you shant be disappointed.

http://baglady.procis.net/

I recommend going for heavy and a bit less than 3 inches diameter. She has a wide variety of colours as well.

Hope this helps.

Yes awesome that was exactly what I was looking for. Thank you all for the help.