PX3 PM

[MegaKillMeister]

is this the same as the px3 sirius training, and just another name, or is it something completeley different?

[mkola59]

the.best.clubs.

the molded handles just get better and better.

my oldest PX3 molded handles are amazing, they get this silky surface that has the good balance of grip and slip.

and VERY durable clubs, I have used one of my sets on concrete for 2 yrs now with no visible damage or looseness.

hightly recommended if you like less numbers, flats, reverse spins etc. If you like numbers then the pirouettes are probably best.

[3BJuggling]

i bought 5 of these from a juggling shop in brighton, a few hours after i discovered 2 of them were making a rattling noise, it was coming from inside the club, do you know what this is and how to fix it

thanks

[sidetrackbk]

Would you recommend the PX3 or the AirFlite for a first set?

[IRNjuggle28]

@sidetrackbk @sidetrackbk Definitely PX3s because airflites have very rigid handles (brutal on hands) unlike the PX3s. For beginers especially airflites would be really bad. In my personal opinion PX3s also have a better balance.

[drixjpl]

The durability is good? I mean they are really resistant? Because since I'm currently practicing with 5 clubs, I drop alot, and I really don't know if they will last long enough. And, what is the main diference beteween the PX3 PM and the PX3 Pirouette? Because the Pirouette is $10 more and they have almost the same weight and size. I really want to know if the px3 PM is durable as the px3 Pirouette is.

[daltonjuggles]

@drixjpl Well I would say your pms would be better for the reason that it's a moulded handle against a taped one, where moulded ones are stronger. I really have no idea why the pirouette is so much more expensive, but if you're a strict indoor juggler, it's better because the tape won't come off so easily but the best pro is that it's really soft on the hands.

[OkbaACA]

Definatly my next clubs

[TheCosmicOwl]

How are the handles on the clubs?

[jugglingstore]

@TheCosmicOwl It's held in place around the dowel by the body and the nob. It is then stapled and taped.

[TheCosmicOwl]

@jugglingstore I meant, how are they on the hands?

[jugglingstore]

@TheCosmicOwl Ah, they have as much give as a wrapped handle. They feel nice.

[lowstanda]

would PM's or Circus be better for backcrosses and body throws?

[jugglingstore]

@lowstanda PMs have a better shape for that.

[briancatch]

@lowstanda are they lighter on the hands than henry's piruettes?

[Fereshetian22190]

Are the PM's more specific to numbers juggling and passing, whereas the Circus is more versatile, or are they both pretty versatile? Also are there certain tricks that the Circus would be better for than the PM and vice versa?

[jugglingstore]

Hey,

Both clubs are pretty versatile and can be used for any type of club juggling. The PM Club is a Pirouette style club. Pirouette clubs have a shorter body and longer handle making them "top heavy", this will allow them to spin faster. These are commonly used for numbers juggling and passing. The Circus Club is simply a great all-around club. You really can't go wrong with either choice.

[santashead]

for some reason i had a dream that i bought 5 of these last night... i can't even juggle five clubs.?

[DollarBigMac]

That is such a cool video!

[manx1324]

would these be good for learning clubs?

[skiholic357]

@manx1324 noooooooo. go with some delphins

[jugglingstore]

You might want to get a a circus/European style club because it will spin slower and higher, giving you more time to react. The Play Circus Clubs are just like the PMs, but have the European shape, making them easier to learn with.

[kennyjuggling]

Thanks for posting this, I was just thinking about px3s clubs and wanted more info of some px3s. PX3PM seems really niice!