When we were asked to do a Juggleezz review recently, I was happy to agree. They have an RRP of £10 each and are suitable for kids aged 10 and over. Juggleezz are made by Flair. Read on to find out what we thought…
Juggleezz Review
Juggleezz are a flexible, freestyle ball, which is designed to do stunts and tricks with. They have a unique texture and feel. It can be wrapped into different shapes, making it fun to throw and catch.
The idea is that you can freestyle, create your own tricks and invent new ones. According to the product blurb, you can also play endless tricks and moves with your friends and family.
The product blurb didn’t really explain to me what exactly Juggleezz are, so we made this demo video. Watch it now to see Juggleezz for yourself – Including close – up action!
See Our Juggleezz Up Close
If I am being completely honest, I wasn’t expecting much from Juggleezz. The write – up didn’t really “sell” the product to me. After playing with a Juggleez myself though, I’m happy to admit I was wrong to be so dismissive.
My son is Autistic, and my “neurotypical” daughter also uses “fidget toys” a lot, to get sensory input. These are brilliant for helping kids to wind – down. They allow you to squeeze (as long as you don’t dig your nails in), and you can also hear the squelchy sound often associated with slime.
Up close, it looks like a ball, which needs pumping up…
How We Got On
Syd has been using her Juggleezz ball for a few weeks now. She will regularly seek it out when she’s feeling overwhelmed or worked up. Squeezing it seems to really help her to calm down and process whatever was bothering her. So all things considered, I’m definitely calling that a win!
Syd loves watching the “orbies” balls, which are inside the ball…
The ball itself feels dry to touch, so it’s a great sensory toy for those who don’t like mess. All told, I think these are a brilliant buy. The RRP of £10 is also very good value in my opinion. At the moment, they are available in two colour choices… Neon Yellow and Neon Green. Fingers crossed they’ll release some other colour options soon.
Finally, if you found this Juggleezz review interesting, check out this Little Brian Paint Sticks Review for more sensory fun.
