PX4 Sirius rolled sleeve
Item sold individually . The price indicated corresponds to one club.
PX4 Sirius:
The PX4 club is assembled without staples, tape, or glue. This results in a durable and robust club for intensive use.
The unique feature of this model is its handle, which is molded from a rolled handle. This means it has the shape and comfort comparable to a rolled handle without its drawbacks. It is much more robust and durable. Having this molded handle also allows for the use of a more pleasant plastic with a light grip. The grip is comfortable but also allows for good control of the club.
The central blade is made of fiberglass. This allows for a very robust structure (much more robust than a wooden blade). The advantage of fiberglass is also that it is rigid, providing juggling comfort comparable to that obtained with a wooden blade.
NetJuggler's review of the PX4 Sirius:
Made in Italy by Play, this club is assembled in our premises at NetJuggler in Limousin . Both robust, elegant and comfortable to juggle, it will meet the requirements of professional jugglers. What differentiates the PX4 from the PX3 is the central blade. On the PX3 it is made of plastic which provides a certain flexibility, and a slight bounce. The PX4 has a fiberglass blade, which gives a rigid structure while being more robust than wood. The PX4 is also 10 grams lighter than its equivalent PX4 model.
Technical characteristics of the PX4 Sirius:
- Club body diameter (at widest point): 81mm
- Weight: 215 g.
- Total length: 52cm.
- Sirius body diameter: 8 cm.
- Sirius body length: 28cm.
- Length of GRIP EVO: 24cm (shaped like a rolled handle).
- Tip: round shape.
PX4 Demo Video:
Many thanks to Simon Rius for his video :-).
What type of practice should I use the PX4 club for?
- This club is recommended for experienced and professional jugglers. It will also suit beginners looking to learn with high-end equipment.
- Recommended for performance use as well as intensive training, it can also be used in circus classes and workshops. If you're on a budget, why not consider the PX3 Sirius?
Play Juggling Manufacturer Information:
Play Juggling manufactures this product in Italy . Play products are renowned for their high quality, with careful attention to detail. Their product range includes beginner's equipment as well as renowned equipment used by professional entertainers.
What does fiberglass offer more? Is it really that strong compared to wood, for example?
Fiberglass is indeed more robust than wood. The juggling feel is similar to that of wood. It's rigid in terms of hand feel, unlike PVC, which provides a certain flexibility. It's primarily a matter of taste.
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What are the differences between the two types of sleeves?
Thank you and have a nice day everyone.
Difference between a molded and rolled handle/grip
As far as thickness and shape are concerned, they're exactly the same. Different handles have no influence on the club's center of gravity. You could say there's not a big difference.
- The handle, which is called a cast handle, is smooth. - The handle, called rolled, has a relief on it. It provides the same feel as a rolled handle, which was once made from a flat plastic that was wrapped around the club.Why choose a rolled club handle?
Many jugglers agree that the rolled handle doesn't add much to the club; it's mostly a matter of getting used to it. However, jugglers who have been juggling with rolled handles for years and have never really tried juggling with other clubs have a hard time switching to a smooth handle.
This is my case for example, since I was six years old I have juggled with clubs with rolled handles, and the transition to a smooth handle does not appeal to me at all. It is a comfort and a grip that I do not want to see disappear. However, I have juggled a lot with all kinds of clubs, I always come back to clubs with rolled handles. Many jugglers who have a very high level do not necessarily share my point of view :-).What type of club handle is used in France?