Russian balls
Love it or hate it... These balls generally appeal to technical jugglers who want to progress quickly. The fact that the balls are super light will at least allow you to double your training time. The arms will tire much less quickly.
Video giving some tips for choosing the right Russian balls.
Love it or hate it ... These balls generally appeal to technical jugglers who want to progress quickly. The fact that the balls are super light will allow you to at least double your training time. The arms will tire a lot less quickly. If you are new to Russian balls, NetJuggler advises you to gradually decrease the weight of the balls so that the transition is smooth. The SRXs are a good introduction before moving on to lighter DBS or Norwiks type balls.
![TTS 67mm [75g]](https://photos.netjuggler.net/Balle-TTS-67mm/minia/BalleTTS67mm75g3.jpg "TTS 67mm [75g]")
![TTS 70mm [90g]](https://photos.netjuggler.net/Balle-TTS-70mm-90g/minia/BalleTTS70mm90g4.jpg "TTS 70mm [90g]")
![TTS 75mm [100g]](https://photos.netjuggler.net/Balle-TTS-75mm-100g/minia/BalleTTS75mm100g10.jpg "TTS 75mm [100g]")
67mm Russian SRX ball
Russian ball for the "extreme" jugglers who want to juggle with a lot of balls at the same time.
75mm SRX Russian ball
Russian ball for the "extreme" jugglers who want to juggle with a lot of balls.
78mm SRX Russian ball
For those who want to juggle with a lot of balls. (over 5 balls, reserved for professionals)
Vicky using 78mm SRX bullets in these photos
Best selling of the moment
NetJuggler's ball bag
60mm or 70mm Russian Ball
67mm Russian SRX ball
Pro Russian ball 60mm or 70mm
Plug N Play 65mm
