Review on 🏆 Optimized Design for Speevers Xballs Juggling Professionals by Andrew Choukline

I really, really, really wanted to like these heavier Speevers juggling balls. 650g balls are a good weight for both beginners and training. However, as a serious and experienced juggler, I am concerned that the stitching will be cheap and I don't see how it will hold up for three months. Or even three weeks. For three days I noticed the following problems: NO double stitching on the grid OR on the grid; and I can already see the mesh unraveling and the seams coming apart. I have a set of 1 and 2 pound Dubé Exerballs and really like the heavier weight when juggling. But my US-made Dubé exercise balls have lasted over a decade and don't look like they'll last three months. After a week and just a few uses I can already see them falling apart. Has anyone else had problems building these 650g balls? Do fillings start to leak over time? I really wanted them to work and I may order them in the future as the quality and craftsmanship improves. And the last. The 20 percent coupon I received to purchase those $50 juggling balls didn't work and no one from customer service responded to my email. If you need my business, please guarantee your product and provide the best customer service! really wanted to like these. The product concept is great. It's hard to find a good weighted juggling ball! But the reality is that at $50 these juggling balls seem very cheap. (The netting and stitching on the bag it came in was actually better made than the juggling balls inside.)