DSJUGGLING4" Fushigi Plus+ Magic Gravity Ball - 100mm Stage Contact Juggling Ball for Balance and Isolations

it's a large ball. contact grapefruit juggling

The media could not be loaded.  The acrylic outer layer has some minor scuffs and a scratch, but the real quality killer is the rough unpolished metal core. You can also see dents along a seam line, and even a couple little rust spots. I'd keep it as a practice ball if it wasn't so expensive!

This is totally the throwback you remember from the 90's and early 2000's. After regaling my kids with funny stories of the commercials for the fushigi balls from my teenage years, I was happy to find one to show them what they had been missing all of their lives ;). These are just like you remember. I had forgotten how heavy they are and that is where my half star came off. When your children are trying to learn how to make it look like it is magically moving there is a learning curve where the ball is dropped pretty often. These drops resulted in loud thuds and me checking to see if my hardwood floors were dented (luckily they weren't or there would have been no stars :) ).

This is a small silvery globe about the size of a tennis ball and not particularly heavy. It is encased in a plexi exterior. There is no liquid of other visible contents besides the ball. The surface of the ball is silvery but emphatically not mirrored--just shiny with visible marks and imperfections if you look closely at it. The ball does not float freely or rotate within the plastic exterior. I would not want to drop this on a concrete surface.It's meant to be used as a juggling prop according to the seller but since I do not juggle, I won't need to figure that part out.It comes with a nice velvet case and a plastic stand. I may make a wooden one for it. There are no instructions or even potential uses supplied by the seller. Mystery is part of the package.I think I will put this on the stand on my bookshelf and let other people wonder exactly why I have this.

I ordered this because I’ve seen the videos and thought it would be super fun to play with. Unfortunately, it was much bigger than I could handle comfortably, and heavier than expected. I have very average hands, not small for a woman. By contrast, you can see in the picture of my husband holding it that it still appears very large and he has hands that can palm a basketball. So, I do think it is weighted nicely for someone who has experience, but for a beginner I don’t know how I’ll manage it. It also has several interior flaws between the inner sphere and the outer sphere. I don’t know if you can see that very well in the picture but all of those small marks are pretty much everywhere on the globe. It comes with a very cheap plastic stand, but looks nice on the shelf.

I accidentally dropped this off my recliner and no damage occurred. I will say the bottom layer is scratched and scuffed up. but if you're using this to pass the time it's great. and very smooth. I wear a large in gloves and my hand just covers up only half of it.

I am not much of a juggler. I can twirl a few balls in the air, but you will never see me light anything on fire! The DSJuggling 4" ball is very interesting. It has a polished acrylic exterior with what appears to be a polished metal ball inside. This gives the appearance (or sorta gives the appearance) that the metal ball is floating side air.Notes-- Well-balanced ball - it feels good in your hand and has a very smooth surface- The mirror effect is pretty satisfying. When the ball is on its base it does, kinda, look like it is floating.- Comes with a velvet carrying bag- So far it has been resistant to scuffs and scratched, but I am sure there are limits. I wouldn't want to drop it on concrete. I don't think it would break, but I wouldn't be surprised if scuffed up badly.

I'm not one for juggling but I had bought it because of the mirror like appearance. It was easily scuffed up and did not hold it's mirror like shine for long. It is well balanced but somewhat large for small hands. The actual item is certainly not as clear or crisp as the photo implies. Certainly not something I could justify the cost. For this cost, it should include at least 3.