Does anybody know much about these clubs? Are they mostly for numbers, or can they be used for passing and three? Philip

I have tried them. They make a street performer model, a bit heavier. They are fine clubs and I would probably get some if I weren't so cheap.

I haven't passed with them. However, I would get at least 6 of them if you are looking to pass. This would solve the numbers question also. (Unless you're doing more than 6!)

Thanks, I want to learn 4 and 5, I'm no where near 7. Philip

The building in the mid part of the body is to protect the decorations, all clubs are a personal choice. If you get them, I'm sure of one thing, you'll get other jugglers going "can I try those..." that's how I tried them.
Good luck and let us know how you like them if you get them.

Radical fish are great for passing - second only to the Henry's pirouette, but of course, I'm biased! Especially numbers passing and when you may have anything upwards of two people passing e.g 4 or 5 people.

They are also ideal for the street entertainer as they look different and are eye catching, but make sure you go for the heavier model so they won't blow off course during your act!

Gruff

At one point the donut part in the middle was cracking up on jugglers, have they corrected that problem?

I was reading on Jugglingdb.com that the radical fish feel flimsy. Somebody also said that the pirouettes were more durable. I personally like the look of the pirouettes more. Philip

I'd like to hear comments about the pirouettes. I got to play with the radical fish a while back and they handled fine.

How do Dube long handled clubs compare to the pirouettes? They look about the same. Philip