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My 12 years old son bought two of these. Whatched the video and practice for hourse and he love it!
This is an acrylic and metallic ball and pretty heavy. I don't recommend of very young kids. If they throw the ball, it won't fly, will be directly over your loved hard wood floors, or your feet! So "gravity" is just a word, this ball.........is a ball, not a tennis ball, I would say over a pound ball.
So, if you want a flying ball this is not for you. It takes several hours of practice to make those drills and it will look like they are floating in the air.
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| Brand | As Seen On TV |
|---|---|
| Material | Foam, Thermoplastic Rubber (TPR), Rubber |
| Color | black |
| Age Range (Description) | Youth |
| Item Weight | 16 ounces |
| Construction Type | Rubber, Foam, TPR (Thermoplastic Rubber) |
| UPC | 065385575093 754502022380 |
| Product Dimensions | 7 x 7 x 5 inches |
| Item Weight | 1 pounds |
| ASIN | B00QNR3466 |
| Item model number | FUSHI6 |
| Customer Reviews |
3.8 out of 5 stars |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Manufacturer | Idea Village |
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Good for practice only
I've wanted to try contact juggling for a few years but never found any sellers in person. Then Fushigi Ball came along, and they were sold at local stores, so I bought two since I also wanted to try tricks involving two in one hand. Pros: If you can find it on sale for less than the price of a better brand, then buy it for beginner practice. That is, a Fushigi Ball is pretty good for beginners who are just starting out and tend to drop it often. The weight seems pretty good too, feeling solid and heavy enough for most basic tricks. Cons: It's not a perfect sphere, and you can tell by tossing it into a mid-air spin. There's definitely a wobble when it spins. I've tried with two different Fushigi Balls, and it's the same. Also, there are little imperfections on either the metal ball inside or the clear acrylic outside, like little stains. Even more noticeable is the non-reflective band that travels along one of the "equators" of the metal ball inside, which is noticeable when turning the ball. It even mentions in the box something along the lines of how each ball will be "unique." Thus you can't do good isolation tricks (turning the ball in place while making it appear to not be turning). In turn, Fushigi Balls aren't as good as other brands for actual performance in front of other people, because the illusions won't be as good. Tips: I ignored the warnings inside the box that tell you not to play with it outside in the sunlight. I find that for beginners who keep dropping balls, outdoors in a grass yard or field is a good place to practice to keep from damaging the ball. As for the sunlight warning, don't worry about your Fushigi Ball causing fires from magnifying the sunlight. It just won't work. I tried and couldn't get the sunlight to be magnified by the ball in any way at all. Overall opinion: Buy a different brand instead. But again, if you can get your hands on a cheap, on-sale Fushigi Ball, you're a beginner, and you aim to use a better ball for actual performances in the future, then buy it for practice.
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