Bottle juggling club

Club sold individually, undecorated. Solid colour: dark green. Comes with 2 decorative stickers but without the gold grip/adhesive for the handle).

The club has a bottle shape and is made in one piece. No decoration was applied; allowing you to customize it 100% for your shows. We have put some videos on this page to illustrate, the decorations are the work of the artists.

The club is manufactured after the original design by Tommy Curtin, produced by juggling manufacturer Stu Reynolds. Niels Duinker bought the original molds and recreated this club with the permission of Tommy Curtin.

Video of Chris Ruggiero with the bottle-shaped clubs:

Design: The club is designed to resemble a bottle and more specifically a bottle of champagne with a curved neck and round body. The bottle-shaped design not only looks great, but also adds exciting new possibilities to your juggling routine. However, do not expect to find the same juggling comfort as with a classic club. There will be a time of adaptation.

Weight: the club is slightly heavier than a regular club. It weighs 290 grams against an average of 220 grams. It is made from PolyEthylene: high quality and robust material that can withstand falls and impacts. It is easy to clean and maintain. It is weighted to provide a comfortable grip and a balanced feel. The weight distribution makes it easy to catch and throw, and allows for a variety of juggling tricks.

NetJuggler's opinion on the bottle club:

It's a bit of work to do a customisation that goes well and is as beautiful as the one you can appreciate on the videos that I have integrated on this page to illustrate this bottle.

There is a little getting used to if you plan to perform your most breathtaking technical tricks on stage with this model.

For basic juggling tricks, you're very quickly at ease. The top of the bottle is curved with a cup, and it will open up a ton of trick possibilities by combining routines with balls and bottles. If you have never heard of this type of trick, I invite you to discover the research done by Jay Gilligan with this type of club equipped with a cup. We also market a club specifically for this practice and there is a video by Jay Gilligan in the description.

Video of Ameron Rosvall with Niels Duinker bottles:

Examples of use:

Comedy Juggling Routine: Incorporate the bottle-shaped club into a comedic juggling routine, where you pretend to drink from the bottle or offer it to an audience member.

Circus-themed show: Use the club as a prop in a circus-themed show, where you juggle with multiple bottles or use it in combination with other circus props.

Product Launch or Brand Event: Use Juggling Bottles to promote a food or drink brand at a product launch or brand event. The unique and customizable shape of the club will help attract attention and create a memorable experience for participants.

Extract from The Gaston Show TV:

Whether you're a professional performer or just looking for a fun and quirky new juggler toy, this club is sure to amuse you! And if you manage to read the previous sentence and make sense of it, you are clever :-)