Stretchable sock poi
Item sold in pairs ( without balls ).
Bolas socks:
Ideal for beginners because they are very affordable. They come empty, but you just need to add 2 juggling balls inside to practice! These take up little space and can fit in your pocket.
This model is elastic. If you want a non-elastic fabric that allows more constant movements, I invite you to discover another model with a similar visual rendering that we present on our site: Conical Bolas .
They are ideal for performing hyperloops , isolations and other advanced tricks.
NetJuggler's opinion on sock bolas:
Simple, efficient and robust equipment. We appreciate the comfort of the fabric during prolonged use. You can put any balls inside these bolas. Soft balls will do the trick very well.
Don't feel forced to buy juggling balls on purpose, you can also slip tennis balls in there, for example.
Technical characteristics :
- Stretch fabric .
- UV reactive (luminous in the presence of black light).
- Maximum diameter of the balls that you can put in these bolas: 75mm.
- Supplied with a cover to store them.
NetJuggler Tips:
For maximum comfort, we recommend a little tip: instead of putting balls, simply wrap flour in cellophane (so as to make a slightly elongated ball shape). This will allow you to determine the ideal weight for you. Test around 100 grams per ball, this should give you a good feeling. You will see that in addition to being able to give the shape you want and the weight you want, the comfort will be optimal since the flour deforms when the bolas caress your arms, and the sensation is very pleasant unlike the sensation of a real bullet. Make several turns with the cellophane so that the flour does not escape.
For what type of practice?
Ideal for beginners/experienced jugglers.
Learn to make bolas
Discover our section of tutorials dedicated to learning bolas. It includes a series of lessons conducted by Bow. Bolas tutorials are available online for free.
![Softball [120g]](https://photos.netjuggler.net/balle-jongle9/minia/BalleMolle120g1.jpg "Softball [120g]")
instead of wrapping flour in cellophane, I highly recommend putting rice or lentils in a balloon. it doesn't get hard like flour when compressed, the balloons are more flexible than cellophane, it retains its shape and it hurts less when hitting yourself.
Weigh your rice, Put it in a bottle and blow some air into the balloon then attach the balloon on top of the bottle and pour in the rice.
Hello, I am a beginner and the socks are heating up the index finger of each hand. How can I solve this problem?
If it warms your fingers, you'll have to think about taking them out this winter when it gets cold! In the meantime, you can slip a small marble inside each sock and bring it up to the top of the handle. This will give you a handle that you can grab with your fingers by putting your index and middle fingers in a hook shape. The marble will fit between your fingers. It will be less annoying for your fingers, but less practical for many tricks. Otherwise, wrapping the end a little around your fingers allows for a good grip. There's no reason for it to heat up unless you have to practice at 100 miles an hour ;-) in which case, maybe practice a little slower!
Hello/Good evening,
I would need to know what is the maximum length, width and ball diameter (before the wire cracking stage, of course) possible for these bolas.
Thank you in advance,
Sincerely
Ps: The type of fabric would be interesting to know
The maximum diameter of a ball is 75mm. The manufacturer doesn't provide any information about the type of fabric used. We asked... Sorry we can't give you an answer. The fabric is slightly stretchy and feels nice in the hand.
I would like some advice: is this model of sock suitable for a UV softball (120g, 65mm)?
Thank you in advance for your response and have a nice day!
Indeed, you can place a 120g, 65mm soft ball in these socks. However, we tend to recommend a lighter ball between 100 and 110 grams for optimal comfort. I invite you to read the last paragraph of the description of this product where we talk about the use of flour. I think this is one of the best solutions to adopt.
First of all, congratulations to netjuggler, ordered on Sunday, received on Wednesday ;)
Then bolas with a very pleasant texture and actually iso and hyperloop easier (I have 2 pairs of bolas, fire and luminous with chain) just a small downside I will fix either a ball or a handle because they slip a little...
Next purchase contact balls, and I already know where to order.... HERE!!!!
Thanks to the whole team.
Olive
The preferred grip is to hold the fabric between your thumb and forefinger. This is the most comfortable and maneuverable grip. If this grip is too slippery for you, why not put a small marble through the opening and slide it to the top of the sock. This will give you a grip that can be held between two fingers.