Henrys clubs

The long Delphine is a good choice for beginner jugglers. Its lightness makes the club gentler on your hands. Advanced jugglers also enjoy this club for juggling 5 or more clubs due to its light weight. The only disadvantage of a very light club is that it is less suitable for juggling outdoors. The short Delphine club is well suited for children, small adults or jugglers who like to juggle with low and fast spins. For this reason, we find them among traditional circus jugglers.

The Loop Training and Loop Grip models from Henrys are assembled with the same type of parts, with the exception of the body of the club. The Loop Grip club features a softer plastic grooved body , providing excellent grip at the end of the club and providing grip for club balancing. The Loop Training, on the other hand, has a traditional hard, smooth plastic body .

Henrys Pirouette Training and Grip models differ in body material . The Grip features a softer body with grooves for better grip, while the Training has a traditional hard plastic body. The Pirouette is distinguished by its rolled handle, appreciated for its softness compared to a molded handle, although this is a subjective preference. Our opinion is that it really depends on the type of grip you are used to. Jugglers often prefer the handle they have used the most.

The Classic Club is versatile with a long, thin body and a rolled handle. Thanks to its moderately fast rotation speed, it is suitable for both solo juggling and passing. Beginners particularly appreciate this club for its versatility. The Classic Club is available in two different sizes: "Long" and "Short".

We rarely come across this club in France where the Pirouette reigns... The Albatros club is suitable for beginners , but it is also popular among stage artists. It is a club originally designed for passing. Its large mass makes it stable for juggling outdoors. From an aesthetic point of view, thanks to its thick, long body and wrapped handle, this club has quite a striking appearance.

Clubs with smooth handles are less expensive than rolled handles and just as comfortable to juggle. They are grippy and allow a good hold in the hand . The long Delphine club has long been a favorite of the Henrys brand for solo juggling and especially for numbers. Today the Loop, which shares the same dimensional properties as the Pirouette, is very successful. Finally, the short Delphine is found in circus schools, being shorter it is suitable for juggling with children.

If like me you learned to juggle in the 90s, then the rolled handle was a luxury and psychologically it is difficult to switch to clubs with molded handles. I'm still convinced it's in the head, but there is a certain softness to the rolled handles. At Henrys the rolled handle is much thicker than the molded handle , this is probably what provides this non-aggressive and soft feeling when receiving the club. But it is also what could be a nuisance if you have small hands to put several clubs in one hand.

Here is the decorated range from Henrys. For the stage, the look and design is bright and shiny ! Be careful, however , the decoration will wear out quickly if you are not careful with the use of your clubs. This is why there is no real use for this type of decoration on training clubs.