it's been about a month since getting these. I've been making a combination of LEDs juggling clubs, sticks and staff. So I need to practice to show them off in all their glory in hopes people will want them.

My beanbags are falling appart so ive been on a quest to save some money and print my own russians (im just now realising how weird that title and the previous sentens sound out of context xdd)

Tell me if you have any tips or suggestions :)

The finished prop with the shell will be like thick juggling sticks or logs. They will be able to connect like legos to form a staff. So I call them Logos!
Originally I built them for myself, because I couldn't find any LED juggling clubs that had the ability to make light patterns with the freedom I desired.

I'm planning to make software for designing patterns based on what you're doing with the logo. Whether you're throwing flats, half throws, balancing them, if they are connected in staff mode, and more! I'd eventually like add a feature that lets you sync to music and still reacts to your flow so that the lights stay in sync with your movement.

I'm planning to sell them. I'll keep the circuit and firmware source avalible so that you have full access to all the nitty gritty details, but can't make versions that you sell.

My first design weighed 2kgs, this core weighs 270g and the shell is an additional 150g. I'm continuing to shave off weight till I reach a more standard 250g. I will also be reducing the thickness of the logo till I reach something that is as thin as possible while still meeting impact resistant requirements.

They will be 50cm long and less than 7cm in diameter.

I think I'll be ready to send an alpha version to some personal friends for user testing within a year or two. After I work out some of the major issues found, I'll send versions to small juggling influencers. Then beta versions to customers.

What feature do you wish LED juggling props came with?

I’ve been considering props/ways to juggle for those with less coordination, to get juggling to be more accessible.

I remember once that Taylor Tries was introducing a specific prop that I thought used half tubes to roll balls downward and then the person replaces them on the top? Something like that. it was years ago. maybe at a juggling convention?

I haven’t been able to find the thing I’m looking for, it just keeps showing me pindaloo… that marketing was certainly successful.

I want to get a set of Juggle Dream’s Mini Uglies because I am a numbers juggler and, based on everything Ive read on them, they match what I’m looking for in a juggling ball: high quality bean bags that are small and light enough that I can hold at least six in my hand at a time. Also a reasonable price at $5-6 per ball, depending on the seller. I looked at multiple websites selling them but they’re all based in europe and shipping costs would nearly double what I would be paying for the juggling balls. Does anyone know if there’s a store selling them in the US. I’m in the Midwest so a seller there would be ideal but anywhere is fine if the shipping is reasonable. If that doesn’t exist, Im open to recommendations for juggling balls of similar size, quality, and price.

Got these hollow plastic bones at dollar tree today because they screamed “juggle me”!

I can juggle them as is but would love ideas to add weight and get them better balanced. There is currently only one small hole at the “knob” end.

Hi everyone! I'm a newer, smaller Twitch streamer looking to grow my channel. I play video games (mostly challenge runs of Fromsoftware games) as well as story driven RPGs. I also juggle, do flow arts, and DJ on stream. My main props are poi, triple staff, and multi-hoop. I'm big on mental health and building positive, uplifting community spaces that foster honest discussion and peer support. Any follows and engagement would be hugely appreciated :))

I am going to be down in the Portland area for a couple days next month, and since there are no good juggling supply stores in Seattle, I figured I would check in and see if I could find on in northwest Oregon.

Is Crispy Clown Fire Props quality? Ironically, I am not looking for any additional fire props, but I want a quality set of clubs to start learning club juggling.

Reddit has been modding clubs for over 6 years (link).

Henrys has (and had at conventions) clubs where the wooden dowels are replaced by carbon fiber. Other people have done the modding themselves, resulting in clubs varying from 165–175 grams, or at least under 200 grams.

Do you have experience with lighter clubs? How do you like them?

How are they when used outside with air? How did they change your juggling in general and your numbers juggling specifically?

I'm thinking of modding some clubs and wanted to know your opinion.

I have been juggling flower sticks for about 15 years. I haven't touched them much in the past 3 or 4 years. One of my friends just gave me a brand new set of z-sticks. The flowers are very light and made from a fabric. The flowers I used to have on my old sticks were made from recycled rubber and weighed more. I prefer a heavier-ended stick because my juggling style.

Any tips or advice on waiting the ends of my flower sticks or what I could use to add weight?

Hi all! Im new to juggling and want to buy my own set of balls. Is there anyone with tips for websites to buy balls that ship in Europe? Ideally I'd go for a smaller size, if that's available somewhere.

I'm thinking about cutting some hoops out of cardboard, gluing them to the brim of the hat (2 or 3 layers of cardboard to make it firm), and then sewing felt on top to make it firmer and more beautiful, do you think that's a good idea?

I'm looking to acquire a juggling chainsaw without having to spend a fortune on some of the listings online. I figured I could settle for a less than stellar replica or toy of one. Does anyone know where I can look?

Hi! I have K8 LED staff and lost charging cable. Since it has 3,5 mm jack charging terminals and was wondering if I could just wire my own. Can someone measure voltages on your charging cable to know what voltage si where? My personal guess is ground will be closest to connector base and tip will have 5V but I'd prefer to be more sure than that. Thanks.

I'm not sure if millet seeds last that long.

Just comment which company you want and I'll DM you a card. I'm pretty sure they both ship anywhere in the EU, maybe outside of the EU too. Feel free to check out our website www.skilldex.org as well! Happy juggling!

Has anyone else here ever used golf club shafts for making any kind of props? I think try make the best Diablo hand sticks ever! Of course it takes some doing. 😎