Piky Pika ball

This item being sold individually, consider ordering several if you want to learn how to juggle. If you are a beginner, a set of 3 balls is ideal.

Cubic-shaped fabric juggling ball:

This ball is suitable for indoor use. It could very well be used outdoors but it will show signs of wear more quickly. Wear on a ball like this will show up on the outer surface of the ball and since the filling is done with millet, the ball will become softer over time as all juggling balls filled with millet or seeds.

Grain ball with a filling with millet. Millet is a seed whose shape is rounded, which gives a pleasant and comfortable touch to the ball.

Allows you to carry up to 9 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:

This item is sold individually. It is advisable to order 3 balls for a beginner.

To juggle outdoors, we have many other models that will be more resistant to face gravel, asphalt, or simply the energy of children in schools / associations :-). NetJuggler recommends the K-Cube ball for more intensive use, it looks like this ball but with more durable fabric and seams.

On the close-up of the turquoise ball, you can clearly see how good the final seam is. Particular care is taken on the seams of our balls. The same stitching techniques are applied on this first-price model as on our top-of-the-range balls. The fabric is also selected to be tear resistant. Numerous tests are carried out in-house to ensure that this ball is robust. This is the priority we give on making our balls because they will fall over and over again. And in a school environment, they will also have to resist certain caring students who, for example, will choose to throw them against the walls in contemporary artistic impulses! Unless it is for the purpose of trying to destroy the equipment!

What kind of use?

This ball is ideal for children, teens and adults.

According to the legend ... In fact there is no legend of the Piky Pika to my knowledge. I launched a request for ball name ideas on social media. Juggling picking is the word that inspired juggler Jonathan Lardiller to name this ball: Piky, which led to a little nickname Pika, which ultimately gave: Piky Pika! Thanks to you Jonathan.