Hearing you speak about those clubs made me realize that I just may have the wrong clubs. I think I'll stop by my local juggling shop soon and see if they have a club that fits me better. Btw, thanks to your Video I pretty much have 100 throws of Clubs consistently. Started ~6 weeks ago from 0 and now I get to 100 throws on the first or second atempt (from a completely cold start).
I know I’m late but I got your juggling balls for my birthday and I got these for myself as a VERY early Christmas present. Working great, thx for the recommendations. You’re the best Taylor
Oof this video came out just after I finished my green juggling clubs yesterday. But I had a good time building them at least! Also I am following your tutorial on how to juggle clubs :)
I appreciate the effort put in to the vid even the setup, the light in the background, nice audio, nice lense with good depth of field. Can tell you put effort into this Taylor. oh and the clubs are awesome, would have loved to see more club tricks, Wes Peden style ;)
I just got 3 Henrys Dolphin recently and I think they are awesome. I like the solid handle and I can practice in the backyard. I really want to try different types of clubs in the future though :)
Yesss!! Thank you for doing a prop video! There isn’t enough juggling prop review videos around and I love watching them so I can make more informed decisions when purchasing, since juggling supplies is generally pricey. Thanks Taylor!
Can you please make a video on club assemblyand showing all the parts, also a video showing all your juggling props and how you store them box or bags for travel for shows etc
they do, but when you're solid at the 3 ball cascade and follow Taylor's Video it's not as hard as it seems. I think I had a rudementary cascade going after practicing just a few days.
@@KleineKassiopeia I'm still getting my 3 ball cascade solid, it's there just messy. I tried some other simple tricks but they failed, maybe bc of that. But I'll keep this in mind, Thanks!
You should do a "rule of threes: For clubs and balls alike, you do beginner sets, "next level" / intermediate sets, and then pro / your favorite sets. Spend some time talking about your most used GO TO clubs and balls and why you like them the most! That would be nice.
I was writing a "I respectively disagree," response when you mention most of what I was going to say. But everyone in our group has had problems with the dowel breaking down. The other materials are great so , if you're handy, you can get good wood dowels and rebuild them. Also highly recommend Henrys Delphin as a great beginner and intermediate.
Yeah wood dowels are probably going to break eventually, especially if you’re putting a lot of stress on them like juggling on concrete. That’s why I prefer the cheaper pro clubs like Loops and Delphins. Having to replace a $25 club every so often isn’t that bad, and in my experience doesn’t happen that frequently unless you’re using them A LOT. Px3s are the best option if you want a truly durable club, but they feel very strange and even then have had issues with the screws breaking.
The beat clubs for pros or beginners are the Renegade 95’s or 85’s , the are not cheap but its the best clubs precision , not to expensive but excellent clubs and the greatest pro clubs are dube , I know a lot of people that have those clubs since 15 or 30 even 40 years ago
Watched all of your videos love from Pakistan I love your style and voice keep the good work up you deserve more subs. Btw congratulations for 30k subs .
I use Higgins brothers clubs. Have had a pair for about three years and they have fallen a million times in the gravel. Yes they're scratched up but they work.
Heey! That's the exact set I have been using! My mom bought them for me. I have zero experience but they seem pretty nice and I like them a lot. I love the colors and they seem to spin well. Heh..haven't managed to catch three of them yet, though. But I'm workin' on it. 😅
excellent tutorial and congratulations, I would like you to do a tutorial on juggling balls, the different balls that exist, the sizes, the weight they should have, the different materials they are made of, and which are the most recommended for a beginner. regards...
I recommend trying clubs out there so much fun. And once you get your first real good run with them you will feel really good. I got back into juggling after over 20 years off. I only could do a 3 ball ball cascade as a kid. I had a random dream I learned clubs so obviously I had to. After a year of being back in juggling I'm totally hooked.
I already but the loop grip clubs from juggling Wearhouse, but because I don't live in the USA I am waiting for more then a month :( I am waiting patiently tho.
@@TaylorTries I chose them because, from what I understood, they're just like the Henry's pirouette,which I tried and liked but not wrapped for 15$ less
Oh man, my clubs are Todd Smith clubs from about 30+ years ago. These look very similar. The "good" clubs back then were Renegade. I wonder how clubs have changed over those 30 years.
I was just thinking about trying clubs and I think these are made for a beginner like me. I'm not worried out their durability it's my ceiling I should be worried about..
Hi Taylor , this is ken Burke ( burke's barrage) 🙂. I like what I see of your personality & everything 🙂.if you would like to say hello or contact me , try Nathan Dorrell the " Crazy Tie Guy " ( Juggler )friend
I actually got some of these already. Had them for nearly a year. The only thing is that the ends are a bit loose at the handle. But still pretty good all round.
Oh interesting! I didn’t feel that on my set, but it would make sense if it happened over time! A year for a beginner set seems like a surprisingly long time, what did you upgrade to? ☺️
Oh interesting! I didn’t feel that on my set, but it would make sense if it happened over time! A year for a beginner set seems like a surprisingly long time, what did you upgrade to? ☺️
@@TaylorTries I haven't upgraded yet. I still use these clubs everyday to practice and hone my skills, perhaps you could make some suggestions for intermediate clubs? Also I used a bit of electrical tape to hold the ends in.. They're only a tiny bit loose cos I've been using them a lot..!
@@Slimboyfat1979 That actually says a lot to me about the longterm durability of the clubs! I feel like every beginner set I've tried has failed within a few months of daily use. As for intermediate clubs, there aren't really any options between a beginner set and a pro set. But there are less expensive pro clubs that I recommend! My personal favorite is the Henrys Loop Grip club, which will run you about $25 per club. The Henrys Delphin is the same price and is also a favorite for people. Those are the most affordable pro clubs that I know of!
Could you please do a comparison between Mr. Babache and Cathedral rings? I've been using the Babache ones for awhile now on a recommendation from Michael Karas, but have also heard some good stuff about Cathedral and would love to hear your thoughts.
I have noticed that the real cheap plastic clubs some people buy for their kids are shorter that the better clubs. Do you rec. regular length clubs for young beginners ?
Hello hello! I’ve been learning to juggle balls using your tutorials and now I wanna try clubs. However, the only clubs I can get in my area (Denmark) are something called “Juggle Dream”. They are about 119dkk (~$17) Are those any good? If I buy from Jugglers Warehouse, it costs $30 just for shipping :-((( thanks!
What’s the difference between these and something more professional? Sorry if this was answered in the video. Is it just the spin precision like you mentioned or are there other factors?
The Airflites are really hard on your hands in my opinion, and definitely have an awkward spin. But they are very durable! If durability is a big concern and you don't want to spend the money on a quality multi piece club (like a Henrys Loop), then I personally recommend the Renegade Spotlight club. It's very similar to the Airflite, but with a much softer material that doesn't hurt your hand and a much better mold that spins more naturally. I used them for many years, and they are a great option for a lot of club juggling tricks. I still think a multi-piece club will serve you better in the long run for a variety of tricks, but if you're going to get a single piece club then I highly recommend the Renegade Spotlight :)
I think they can be delivered to Europe but it’s expensive. You may want to buy directly from Henry’s and get Pirouette or Loops (they’re more money but since they are located in Europe you will save a lot on shipping and it’ll be the almost same amount but you get pro clubs!)
What other juggling props would you like to see me review? :)
Juggling rings
Review the Taylor Tries juggling balls! (Not product placement)
Yes rings
Russian balls 🤹♂️
led balls and clups...
Hi Taylor when I am sad you make me happy
Aw I'm glad I can help!
*same here*
Same here
Love watching your videos, I don’t even need the information in this video but you’re so relaxed and calm. It’s really nice to listen to!
Daw shucks! That’s so sweet 😄
@@TaylorTries 😊😄
Hearing you speak about those clubs made me realize that I just may have the wrong clubs. I think I'll stop by my local juggling shop soon and see if they have a club that fits me better. Btw, thanks to your Video I pretty much have 100 throws of Clubs consistently. Started ~6 weeks ago from 0 and now I get to 100 throws on the first or second atempt (from a completely cold start).
Your lucky I don't have a juggling shop anywhere near me. The closest one I found was over a 3 hour drive away.
Speaking of money how about a prop DIY bit. It opens the gates even wider to juggling
Yeah I’m hoping to do a DIY juggling ball video soon!
@@TaylorTries You could do one for making diy Green clubs too!
I know I’m late but I got your juggling balls for my birthday and I got these for myself as a VERY early Christmas present. Working great, thx for the recommendations. You’re the best Taylor
Oof this video came out just after I finished my green juggling clubs yesterday. But I had a good time building them at least! Also I am following your tutorial on how to juggle clubs :)
Green juggling clubs are a great choice! And very fun to make ☺️
I recently bought 5 medium jugglequip infinities and I love them. Also I have been interested in getting clubs so thanks for the review.
Infinities are great! I use them as my outdoor juggling ball set ☺️
I appreciate the effort put in to the vid even the setup, the light in the background, nice audio, nice lense with good depth of field. Can tell you put effort into this Taylor. oh and the clubs are awesome, would have loved to see more club tricks, Wes Peden style ;)
I just got 3 Henrys Dolphin recently and I think they are awesome. I like the solid handle and I can practice in the backyard. I really want to try different types of clubs in the future though :)
Henrys Delphins are an AWESOME club :)
I just got my Taylor Juggling clubs and yes they are great! I'm psyched to learn.
Yesss!! Thank you for doing a prop video! There isn’t enough juggling prop review videos around and I love watching them so I can make more informed decisions when purchasing, since juggling supplies is generally pricey.
Thanks Taylor!
Can you please make a video on club assemblyand showing all the parts, also a video showing all your juggling props and how you store them box or bags for travel for shows etc
Great suggestion!
Thanks to you and one other UA-camr...I am absolutely infatuated with learning how to juggle. I just ordered some juggle stuff 🤩👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
great advice! I'm still on juggling balls, but clubs just look so much more impressive.
they do, but when you're solid at the 3 ball cascade and follow Taylor's Video it's not as hard as it seems. I think I had a rudementary cascade going after practicing just a few days.
@@KleineKassiopeia I'm still getting my 3 ball cascade solid, it's there just messy. I tried some other simple tricks but they failed, maybe bc of that.
But I'll keep this in mind, Thanks!
*appreciate the care and attention to detail you provide here Taylor...clubs look pretty nifty....added to my personal wishlist*
Just ordered a set of 3 using your code, thank you!! Can’t wait to try out clubs!
I just ordered a set of three silver Zeekio clubs.....thank you for the great advice!!!!!!
You should do a "rule of threes: For clubs and balls alike, you do beginner sets, "next level" / intermediate sets, and then pro / your favorite sets. Spend some time talking about your most used GO TO clubs and balls and why you like them the most! That would be nice.
I was writing a "I respectively disagree," response when you mention most of what I was going to say. But everyone in our group has had problems with the dowel breaking down. The other materials are great so , if you're handy, you can get good wood dowels and rebuild them. Also highly recommend Henrys Delphin as a great beginner and intermediate.
Yeah wood dowels are probably going to break eventually, especially if you’re putting a lot of stress on them like juggling on concrete. That’s why I prefer the cheaper pro clubs like Loops and Delphins. Having to replace a $25 club every so often isn’t that bad, and in my experience doesn’t happen that frequently unless you’re using them A LOT. Px3s are the best option if you want a truly durable club, but they feel very strange and even then have had issues with the screws breaking.
I don't juggle and found her through a school video. But she's really calming.
The beat clubs for pros or beginners are the Renegade 95’s or 85’s , the are not cheap but its the best clubs precision , not to expensive but excellent clubs and the greatest pro clubs are dube , I know a lot of people that have those clubs since 15 or 30 even 40 years ago
ive been binge watching your videos thanks for this review:D
Watched all of your videos love from Pakistan I love your style and voice keep the good work up you deserve more subs. Btw congratulations for 30k subs .
I use Higgins brothers clubs. Have had a pair for about three years and they have fallen a million times in the gravel. Yes they're scratched up but they work.
Heey! That's the exact set I have been using! My mom bought them for me. I have zero experience but they seem pretty nice and I like them a lot. I love the colors and they seem to spin well. Heh..haven't managed to catch three of them yet, though. But I'm workin' on it. 😅
I got these clubs, and Im learning how to juggle them now!
excellent tutorial and congratulations, I would like you to do a tutorial on juggling balls, the different balls that exist, the sizes, the weight they should have, the different materials they are made of, and which are the most recommended for a beginner. regards...
Great review Taylor!
Omg i just got that clubs😱
luckyyyy!
I got the beginner kit from jugglingwarehouse.com like almost 1 year ago
Nice!!
I don’t even juggle (aside from simply juggling three balls) but I still watch these videos when the algorithm shows it to me lol
Your dedication means a lot! 😄
I recommend trying clubs out there so much fun. And once you get your first real good run with them you will feel really good. I got back into juggling after over 20 years off. I only could do a 3 ball ball cascade as a kid. I had a random dream I learned clubs so obviously I had to. After a year of being back in juggling I'm totally hooked.
I already but the loop grip clubs from juggling Wearhouse, but because I don't live in the USA I am waiting for more then a month
:(
I am waiting patiently tho.
They’ll be so worth it! The loop grips are my favorite ☺️
@@TaylorTries I chose them because, from what I understood, they're just like the Henry's pirouette,which I tried and liked but not wrapped for 15$ less
Yeah they’re very similar to the pirouette but don’t have wrapped handles. That’s why I prefer them also!
Oh man, my clubs are Todd Smith clubs from about 30+ years ago. These look very similar. The "good" clubs back then were Renegade. I wonder how clubs have changed over those 30 years.
I was just thinking about trying clubs and I think these are made for a beginner like me. I'm not worried out their durability it's my ceiling I should be worried about..
sick bikes!
Hi Taylor , this is ken Burke ( burke's barrage) 🙂. I like what I see of your personality & everything 🙂.if you would like to say hello or contact me , try Nathan Dorrell the " Crazy Tie Guy " ( Juggler )friend
Good stuff. Thank you.
I actually got some of these already. Had them for nearly a year. The only thing is that the ends are a bit loose at the handle. But still pretty good all round.
Oh interesting! I didn’t feel that on my set, but it would make sense if it happened over time! A year for a beginner set seems like a surprisingly long time, what did you upgrade to? ☺️
Oh interesting! I didn’t feel that on my set, but it would make sense if it happened over time! A year for a beginner set seems like a surprisingly long time, what did you upgrade to? ☺️
@@TaylorTries I haven't upgraded yet. I still use these clubs everyday to practice and hone my skills, perhaps you could make some suggestions for intermediate clubs? Also I used a bit of electrical tape to hold the ends in.. They're only a tiny bit loose cos I've been using them a lot..!
@@Slimboyfat1979 That actually says a lot to me about the longterm durability of the clubs! I feel like every beginner set I've tried has failed within a few months of daily use. As for intermediate clubs, there aren't really any options between a beginner set and a pro set. But there are less expensive pro clubs that I recommend! My personal favorite is the Henrys Loop Grip club, which will run you about $25 per club. The Henrys Delphin is the same price and is also a favorite for people. Those are the most affordable pro clubs that I know of!
@@TaylorTries Thanks Taylor..! I've learned a lot from you. Take care 😊
Just learned how to juggle three balls for five minutes getting my own custom josh Horton juggling balls at the juggling warehouse
How would these clubs hold up in friendly combat juggling? I just learned to juggle with a friend thanks to your videos and we'd love some combat!
Please try yoyoing too..
It's like kendama.. kind of..😅
Could you please do a comparison between Mr. Babache and Cathedral rings? I've been using the Babache ones for awhile now on a recommendation from Michael Karas, but have also heard some good stuff about Cathedral and would love to hear your thoughts.
I have noticed that the real cheap plastic clubs some people buy for their kids are shorter that the better clubs. Do you rec. regular length clubs for young beginners ?
Hello hello! I’ve been learning to juggle balls using your tutorials and now I wanna try clubs. However, the only clubs I can get in my area (Denmark) are something called “Juggle Dream”. They are about 119dkk (~$17)
Are those any good? If I buy from Jugglers Warehouse, it costs $30 just for shipping :-((( thanks!
very cool channel 👍👍👌 just subbed. looking forward to watching more 😀♠️
I learned how to juggle in 1min ofc I need to work on stuff
Px4s or delphines from my own experience :) but I am no were near a professional I just enjoy juggling as a hobby
Delphins are great! I personally can’t stand px4s, but I quite like px3 clubs!
For kids i prefer zeekio pixie clubs they are good for kids these are adult beginners clubs and the junior sized ones are for kids i have those
It depends on how young you are, but yes the pixie clubs can be better for kids under 10 years old
@@TaylorTries im getting these on my bday this saturday i can’t wait, i’m going get the all silver, i used a coupon and it lowered the price to $34.00
Can you review juggling balls? So tgat I know which ones you recommend? Thanks ❤
What’s the difference between these and something more professional? Sorry if this was answered in the video. Is it just the spin precision like you mentioned or are there other factors?
Have you ever tried for America got talent show?
Hmmm, maybe it's time to upgrade from my dubé airflites? They're so durable, but so awkward to throw! 🤔
The Airflites are really hard on your hands in my opinion, and definitely have an awkward spin. But they are very durable! If durability is a big concern and you don't want to spend the money on a quality multi piece club (like a Henrys Loop), then I personally recommend the Renegade Spotlight club. It's very similar to the Airflite, but with a much softer material that doesn't hurt your hand and a much better mold that spins more naturally. I used them for many years, and they are a great option for a lot of club juggling tricks. I still think a multi-piece club will serve you better in the long run for a variety of tricks, but if you're going to get a single piece club then I highly recommend the Renegade Spotlight :)
Can u do a tutorial on how to juggle flats with clubs?
It’s on my list!
should i be able to juggle balls before trying clubs??
Josh horton pro jugglung series balls
can you juggle clubs over a bed
Is it also for india delivery
Please could someone suggest some led juggling balls for me please ? I've heard the flames and games ones break quite easily.
Thanks. Just ordered a set. When would I graduate to the pro clubs?
I’d say either when your first set breaks or when you try a pro set and decide you really like the feeling of it better than the beginner sets ☺️
What do you think about PX3’s?
What juggling balls do you use?
I use Sport Juggling Co beanbags! I’ll make a review of them too ☺️
are these plastic? are they loud i live in apartment
...now that the circus school is closed... 🤔do you now if these clubs are delivered in Europe?
I think they can be delivered to Europe but it’s expensive. You may want to buy directly from Henry’s and get Pirouette or Loops (they’re more money but since they are located in Europe you will save a lot on shipping and it’ll be the almost same amount but you get pro clubs!)
Thanks, I'll check it!
Ate Taylor Can't you gave me a juggling clubs please? 😭🙏 from Philippines.. thanks
Why do you sound depressed