78mm SRX Russian ball
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This ball is sold individually.
"Russian ball" - Tradition and modernity by Play:
Play's challenge here: combining tradition and technology.
The SRX is the only "Russian ball" that keeps the original principles of these balls.
Allows you to carry up to 5 balls like these. The bag will be automatically added to your order when being prepared if you order at least 5 of these balls. :-)
NetJuggler's opinion:
Its shell is soft to the touch. Part of the interior volume of the SRX ball is filled with very thin quartz sand. These lightweight balls are closed with Play's new colour cap.
It does not roll when it falls to the ground (it stops dead). It facilitates blockages to the body (foot, head, arms ...).
Characteristics of the SRX ball:
- Diameter: 78 mm.
- Weight: 120 g.
- Filling: Very thin sand quartz.
Video of Vicky Versari:
Here is an clip from Antipodism by Vicky Versari. Find other videos on her website.
What kind of use ?
The SRX78 ball is ideal for juggling with 3 to 5 balls and more. If you are a beginner, NetJuggler advises you to opt for the Varana 441 ball .
Informations on the manufacturer Play Juggling:
Play Juggling manufactures this item in Italy . Play items are renowned for being of good quality, with particular attention to the finishes. Among their range of products we find initiation equipment but also reputable equipment used by entertainment professionals.
Are these soft or hard shell bullets?
The ball has a soft shell, rather soft.
Good morning,
These balls are quite sticky at first, a bit annoying when you hold 3 in one hand; can this go away over time or is there a simple way to reduce this stickiness?
THANKS
It's possible to apply a very small amount of acetone and rub it over your balls. Test it on one ball before applying it to all of them. Be careful, though, as this will remove the shine from the ball's finish. You'll end up with balls with a matte finish. The matte finish is very pretty, but it may not be the effect you're looking for...
Thanks for the previous answer. Which 78 (or 75?) could you then recommend?
To integrate contact, I recommend without hesitation the Silx 75mm or Silx 78mm balls :-)
Good morning,
Are 78mm bullets useful for mixing contact?
THANKS
The ball diameter 78mm or 80mm or even 75mm will be perfect for integrating contact into juggling! However, be careful, the SRX ball is a ball inspired by the principle of the Russian ball. It therefore has a small volume of sand inside which stabilizes it and gives it many advantages in juggling but not that of making the ball "roll"! SRX balls are not really suitable for contact. They roll badly.
Hello, I would like to know how long we can keep it.
You can keep these balls for as long as you like. They're designed for intensive use. What they don't like is being squashed in a bag; it can cause them to lose their shape!