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Jaz Auden -

Clubs that you currently own?

I can only juggle four clubs but I own sixteen:
- 3 flare one piece super spins ( glow in the dark ) these were the clubs I learnt with years and years ago
- 4 yellow juggle dreams with silver wrapped handles, which are now falling apart as they were used to learn four clubs
- 3 green mr babche
- 6 white and black Henry delphins which i use for everything now and are awesome for passing.

Ps. anyone going to Glastonbury? Il be there with my clubs so bring yours.

DavidCain - - Parent

I own at least 250-300 clubs, including at least 150 different types.
www.jugglingmuseum.com
David

Mike Moore - - Parent

I own 0 clubs.

Maria - - Parent

I can juggle 4 clubs, I can pass 7 with another passer who is at about the same level as me.

I own 11 clubs:
- My first clubs, I think they are MrBabache, has some cracks in the handles that make them a bit uncomfortable to juggle. Not using them any more.
- 3 blue Delphins, I use them for indoor juggling at home (so I don't need to un-pack my juggling bag) and when I want to bring extra clubs for passing or as spares.
- 5 purple Delphins, my main clubs right now. They need some repairs soon, the rubber top fell off from one recently, one feels a bit unstable (like if the screws were loose bute they are not) and one more was close to losing the rubber top this weekend. Might have to let Henry's take care of them at EJC, maybe juggle mixed purple and blue clubs until then.

peterbone - - Parent

10 Delphins and a few parts from old clubs incase I need to do a repair.

Little Paul - - Parent

I've downsized somewhat, and I think I'm currently down to:

- 7 delphins
- 6 freaks acrobats
- 3 beard circus specials
- 5ish very broken renegade 95's which I promised Colin E I would fix and then pass on to a deserving cause about 8 years ago

Technically I do still own at least 3 fire torches and "some" knives, but I have no idea where they are. I last saw them in my parents garage.

I'm considering selling the delphins to fund the purchase of a smaller number of clubs that are closer to my taste.

They're white body/white handle, barely used, they have good heritage (I bought them off Jon Udry a few years back) - I'll probably take them all to Crawley, if anyone wants them I'll do them for offers around £60 the set.

Cedric Lackpot - - Parent

Hahaha, too feckin' many :-

  • 10 Renegade 85s
  • 8 or 9 Beard Street Pros
  • 3 old skool Spotlight European long handled
  • 3 Vipas?
  • 4 Jonglerie Diffusion Stage 80s
  • A couple of dozen Beard Circus
  • 6 Babache Flips, or whatever the soft little kiddie clubs are called
  • 3 (was 4, stupid dog) hand-built cork, wood, and fabric mini clubs
  • Numerous Lidl/Aldi juggling sets each including 3 tolerable clubs
  • Enough parts to make maybe a dozen fire torches
  • Various sets of knives, axes, plungers, rubber chickens, etc.
  • Sundry other odds'n'sods, including a set of <shudder> Spotlight Flares, 3 unidentified one piece clubs haling form the 80s or earlier, and a box of Beard parts from the early 90s</shudder>

Orinoco, is there a secret code for posts in pissing contest mode?

The Void - - Parent

Spotlight Flares... were those the ones that you inserted a big sparkler into a metal cage body? Awesomeness!

mike.armstrong - - Parent

Weren't the sparkler ones by Henry's?
I really hope he didn't mean Beard Flares, though they did deserve the "<shudder>"

The Void - - Parent

Oh yes, that's them. Cheers.

Little Paul - - Parent

What no beard beach?

DavidCain - - Parent

What are Vipas? I'd love to see pics of the hand-built cork, wood, and fabric mini clubs.
David

Little Paul - - Parent

Vipa was a small juggling manufacturer set up by H (who founded Beard) after he quit/left/was-forced-out-of (delete depending on whose story you believe the most) Beard.

See https://www.juggling.org/bin/news2html/1999/01/21-102448 (and other articles in that thread)

Archive.org doesn't have much of their website, but what it does have says this:


Vipa Launch 3 World Firsts!

At the 12th British Juggling Convention in Durham, Vipa were proud to annouce three world firsts in the Juggling industry.

The first modular club system, which allows the juggler to have exactly the weight and spin they need.

The first variable spin devilstick

The first juggling knife with the weight and spin of a club


I don't know what Mr Lackpot has, but I would imagine it's most likely to be the knives as I don't think anyone actually bought any of the modular clubs.

NB This is a different modular club system to the Passe Passe one (which used threaded bits of camembert to hold the bits together)

mike.armstrong - - Parent

If my memory of the rumours is correct then Vipa was nominally set up run by Loz (H's son) as there was some kind of clause somewhere preventing H from competing directly with Beard for some time after he left.

Little Paul - - Parent

That sounds very familiar.

Cedric Lackpot - - Parent

The Vipas were part of a job lot of assorted juggling and other stuff I mistakenly bought off eBay whilst squiffy one night. They are non-modular European-style clubs of rather good construction and still in very good condition. At least I think they are Vipas, I had no idea whatsoever until I showed them to Void who came to that conclusion after a little head scratching.

If I ever find the time I'll dig the Vipas out along with the cork specials and provide David with a much-needed hit of clubpr0n.

The Void - - Parent

Cripes, did I? The only thing I remember about Vipa now is being proudly shown Vipa Golf (Frisbee golf) at Edinburgh EJC, and managing to say "errr, okay, that's... interesting" or similar.

And to be honest, I might be making that up.

 

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