would these be good for juggling?
946754
I doubt it because the handle is hollow and grey rubber part is flimsy. Hope this helps.
946755
possibly depending on how good you are, I don't know how the center of gravity or balance is for juggling but I could see it. the blades bend easily and hold a bent shape. They're pretty soft.
946756
They have good weight, but they have no center weight, so juggling might be hard.
661615
I think they would work well for you. They are flexible and light. I recommend.
1360690
I don't know about the sweat because I use them while stationary. About the bouncing, I think they will probably bounce quite a bit unless you use them overhead. I use them behind my neck and they shift around some that way.
293710
I can't say for sure but I think they would be okay for that. My problem was with gripping the weights and the fingers stretching out that the material bunched up at the ends of the fingers.
569639
Yea they would be fine but the cord may be alittle short so just get a cord exstender, besides that, they sound and feel great!
1715779
Yes, I think they would, but you might be able to see them a little from the side, but that would be okay. You might want to use larger ones so they won't be wobbly at all.
1926943
I think they would be durable, but I'm not a drummer and I bought these for my 3 year old.
2077976
Absolutely. They stack nicely. They are the easiest to use. Good quality all around. You could find much cheaper at the thrift store that are also good, or you can find much more expensive and/or fun online, but none better overall.
1090328
These juggling balls are underinflated and very light. They are designed to have a very low bounce if dropped. I like the size and texture. They are not suitable at all for bounce juggling.
967581
They worked fine for me and I wear glasses. I wouldn't try doing gymnastics with them but they work well.
2081102
I think they would I bought them for tying fishing knots and they seem to work well for that. Hope this helps
78266
I only use mine for playing basketball indoors, so I have no idea if they will hold up under the conditions you plan to subject them to. I find them to be great for indoor use.
1773014
I would think so. The wedges are very dense, and I think they should manage the weight just fine. They would need to be stacked to reach your desired height.
105800
It all depends. Theres a point of making them bounce and there's a point where you'll sent them if you throw them to hard. You can bounce them 4 feet no problem. If you let them drop out f your hands a foot is about as high it will go. They arnt the best quality but they work for how i use them (beer pong.) Without knowing in which way/what game they will be used for during the festival game(s) I can't tell you if they would be suitable for you.
462368
they are a firm fit but reasonably heavy.would probably work on low impact excersize bike. rowing etc but don't think it would be comfortable bouncing on a treadmill jogging or reclining
164027
I think so, if you have a medium build. I don't think the elastic is too strong to prevent that. They're lightweight, so they shouldn't bind too much either. All the best to you!
219626
I believe they would as they are solidly constructed and not lightweight...but still comfortable due to the soft earpads. If you are a drummer, you won't be walking around (I wouldn't think) so by sitting and properly adjusted, they should do well...if they would fall off, they are so durable it probably wouldn't hurt them.