that was awesome Onni!

really nice tricks! they surprised me!

awesome stuff man!

it's in the description... they're the new norwik jugglign balls ;)

@prkmac42 I can give my opinon on them, since I have juggled them almost as long as they have been made (about 3 months). They diffrentiate from home-made russians by this: They are proffesionally made. Kristian Wanvik has made russian balls since 2004. They have the perfect balance between weight and fill so that they have a lot of "feel" but are still light.

qualify the last trick!

@KristianWanvik Thanks =)

@KAGEJOSE The beta version has been made for over 6 months. The current version for 5-6 weeks.

@prkmac42 I really like them a lot! I used to juggle different kinds of russians (also homemade) before these and the main difference is the sand inside the ball. I used to fill my balls with salt, which sometimes would go really bad inside the ball because of the moist in the air. This is not a problem with sand. They are really accurate too and don't wobble. You should get some if you like russians :)

@0nnni Thanks for the reply :) I'm considering buying a set... I think I'll wait for more feedback from other jugglers. Oh, and awesome juggling! That was insane!!

Are they good for pinball style?

@prkmac42 There is a lot of information on the website, you should check it out

@Thefrenchjugglingguy 75mm

Just a question : Are you using 75 or 60 mm NORWIK balls at the beginning ?

What's your opinion on them? What makes them different from home-made russians using playpit balls? (No offence intended to the creators of this ball, merely asking for information)

@KAGEJOSE I know, I've seen it but I can't tell how much of that is marketing hype. I think it is better to get feedback from an independent, unbiased user who will give all the details not just the positives