Review on 🤹 Speevers Juggling XBalls: Ideal for Beginners and Professionals! by Robert Mulrooney

A little over a year ago I bought two sets of 120g Xballs for my first juggling experience. I liked the material and all 6 balls were very similar in weight but was disappointed that one set (black/pink) was looser than the other set (black/white) and one black/pink ball in particular that was provoked by eggs became. I have always ruled this out whenever possible. I recently decided to try 7 Ball and I've been seriously considering buying a brand new 7 set from a different brand. But on a whim I ordered a third set of 120g xballs thinking it would be a lot cheaper and faster, I would end up with 9 balls and I was also naively hoping that the new set would be somewhere in between the other two Sets would lie The point in terms of density/fill factor that leaves me better opportunities for juggling 4-5-6 balls. Unfortunately, the balls in the new set (blue) are much more flexible, box-shaped and much smaller than the other two sets. This is very noticeable in the picture and when juggling. For my taste, they are too small and too soft for optimal three-ball juggling. They would be good for juggling 5/6/7 but out of 9 balls I still don't have 5 that fit very well. I would only recommend them to those who want to juggle while swimming or jogging as that's what they were originally designed for.