Toysmith Palle da giocoliere, giocattolo per interni ed esterni, giocattolo agitato, per ragazzi e ragazze dai 3 anni in su

Name: Toysmith Palle da giocoliere, giocattolo per interni ed esterni, giocattolo agitato, per ragazzi e ragazze dai 3 anni in su
Brand: Toysmith
SKU: 0085761026513
Price: 40.11 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Toysmith

2.7/5

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40.11

Metti alla prova la tua coordinazione e concentrazione con questo set di 3 palline da giocoliere. Include 3 palline da giocoliere con perline con rivestimento in vinile cucito. Ogni sfera misura circa 2 di diametro. Consigliato per bambini dai 3 anni in su.

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EAN: 0085761026513

Categories: Giocattoli e giochi, Novità e giocattoli scherzi, Set di giocoleria,

Consigliato per bambini dai 3 anni in su. Esercita la tua coordinazione e perseveranza mentre acquisisci una nuova abilità. Ogni sfera misura circa 2 di diametro. Include 3 palline da giocoliere con perline con rivestimento in vinile cucito. Metti alla prova la tua coordinazione e concentrazione con questo set di 3 palline da giocoliere.

Country of Origin	China
Customer Reviews	3.6 3.6 out of 5 stars 85 ratings 3.6 out of 5 stars
Domestic Shipping	Item can be shipped within U.S.
International Shipping	This item can be shipped to select countries outside of the U.S. Learn More
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item model number	2651
Item Weight	0.01 ounces
Manufacturer	Toysmith
Manufacturer recommended age	3 years and up
Product Dimensions	2.5 x 2.5 x 6.25 inches
Release date	October 10, 2022

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Scritto da: William Hoffknecht

Eh, they are what they are.

I used to juggle when I was younger, but I have really grown rusty over the years with no practice. I decided to buy a cheap set of balls to practice on again and, well, these are not bad, but not the best either. They are rather small, which will help if you are wanting to teach children, but for adults these are almost too small. They claim to come with instructions, but those are basically a joke overall. It is just a tiny piece of paper with a few very vague instructions that make it difficult for anyone to understand. On the plus side though, they are durable, come in their own plastic tube case, and you cannot beat the price. So if you are wanting to learn, go ahead and start with these, but find a teacher or some good online instructions. You get what you pay for and for the price these are decent.

Scritto da: Mahan Kick

Bit small

This is the first set of real juggling balls I have ever owned. They are a bit small compared to the various objects that I am use to picking up and trying to juggle. They are over stuffed, so they are hard and I would not say the easiest for young hands trying to learn. Educational value is limited... it's three balls, so unless you are trying to demonstrate the laws of gravity or some basic math. You would be better served buying something else for educating a young mind, but if you want to improve your hand-eye coordination this is not a bad set to start with.

Scritto da: Joshua D.

Not worth even the $6, pay double and get a set that won't fall apart.

Bought as someone trying to learn juggling. Comes with instructions, which were reasonably helpful, but probably not quite enough compared to what you can easily find online. No big deal, since YouTube is free. I have large hands and these fit relatively well in my palm, but someone with small hands (like a child) might struggle to hold two at a time. Again, not a complaint, just an observation. Material felt good, pretty much what I expected. Problems were twofold: first, the three balls had distinctly different weights, light, medium, and heavy. This makes it that much more difficult to evenly throw them to the same height each time. Second, two of the three started to unravel along the stitching within a week of light use. They were cheap, and it shows.

Scritto da: KK

Too light

These balls are good for learning juggling only. After you done learning, these balls become too light for you to get better or more stable. I found limes or lemons can be better than these balls sometimes; they are heavier and you can get 8 limes for just $1 in supermarket, and they don't bounce much either. So these balls are good for learning the tricks, like for the first 3 weeks, and you will need to move to a better set to get advanced. If they fill the balls with heavier material, I will enjoy them more.

Scritto da: JM

My 11 yr old destroyed them in 3 weeks by... juggling!!

I think the balls are pretty decent, and as is described. However, my son needed something sturdier. He is the kind of kid once he sets his mind to it, he would only think about it until he totally masters. So that's what he did, he juggled them at least 3,4 hours daily, and the balls were totally worn out within three weeks. So we had to move to professional grade balls that are 10 bucks each. However, with regular use, I think this ball will make a fine toy.

Scritto da: TJ Dixon

Too light to use much

I bought two packs, because I am so awesome, I can already juggle with three. I wanted to learn to use four, then who knows, maybe even five. JUGGLE WITH MORE THAN THREE? I figured that I would be fighting the male attention off with a stick. however, they are too light. I cut them open and put an ounce fishing weight in each, now they're perfect. On the bright side, the seam is easy to open to insert more weight. But you have to be dedicated.

Scritto da: Stefanie IHeartBritishTV

These balls smelled funny

I order all my balls with Amazon and I'm usually more than satisfied - but these were definitely the worst. The first thing I noticed is that the balls were coated in some kind of fine powder. It left my hands sticky and it smelled terrible. Did Amazon send me toxic balls? Who knows... Anyway, after I thoroughly cleaned the balls, I decided to see how they handle. Balance wasn't bad, and the balls appeared to be evenly weighted. The real problem was durability. These balls have to be handled pretty delicately, and really - who does that? After a few drops, one of the balls was already starting to show some wear. After less than a week, I've already retired them. The last thing I need is to have odd-smelling balls spilling their contents all over my living room.

Scritto da: Sunny

Challenging

I realized, at age 87, that I was never able to juggle (or hi-five or other similar hand-motion activities). My timing is somehow undeveloped. So I decided to remedy this omission to my education. So far, I've progressed to step 3, but still am a Klutz. However I see progress and will continue practicing.