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Professional Juggling Equipment Professional Juggling Equipment GB 2013 D Content Clubs 4 Diabolos 24 Fire 40 Juggling Balls 46 Juggling Props 50 Yo-Yos 56 Fon ++49 (0) 721-7 83 67-61|62|63 Öffnungszeiten/Working hours Henrys GmbH Fax ++49 (0) 721-7 83 67 77 In den Kuhwiesen 10 E-mail [email protected] 9.15 - 16.00 D-76149 Karlsruhe, Germany Internet www.henrys-online.de 9.15 - 14.00 Freitag/Friday 3 The Colorful World of Clubs Large color selection of handles, Knobs & Tops. Design your personal club. In the beginning ... ... it was pure joy and enthusiasm for juggling, and also the desire to do some useful work. Meanwhile Henrys has been setting standards in the production of precise and durable high-quality juggling The Colorful articles for about 25 years. Lots of innovations and product improvements in the field of juggling World of Clubs are based on our developments. If we are today ranking among the leading manufacturers of juggling articles in the world, this is due to the fact that we have preserved our idealism. Useful working does also mean working environmentally conscious and sustainable. All our products are mainly focussing on functionality and quality. Regardless of a general trend to manufacture abroad for reasons of cost and others, we are still trying to produce as many parts as possible in our own factory. Over the years we have therefore continuously been expanding our production lines. Today we have the latest injection and blow-moulding technologies as well as lathes, milling- and punching machines at our disposition. We remain in permanent contact with jugglers all over the world. This is our inspiration, which makes us flexible and innovative on the highest level. Since despite modern technologies it is still joy and fascination in juggling, which forms the core of our work. 4 5 KeulenClubs 1/8 Glitter Uni Metallic Classic Long Pirouette Mirage Delphin Short Europ Metallic 1/2 Metallic The Classic Long is our all-rounder. With its Our most popular club. There is scarcely any circus This club design is emphasizing the body. The The Delphin Short has a short body and a handle long, slim body and a wound handle of standard school in the world where they are not juggling slim and long Mirage with its short and thick of standard length, same as the Classic Short. It length this club is spinning neither too fast nor with this club. The short body and the long wound body is first of all made for swinging specialists spins somewhat more quickly than the Del phin too slow. It is perfectly suitable for both, solo handle give it this extraordinarily delicate appear- and contact jugglers. With its striking shape it Long and is therefore very good for children. It is juggling and club passing. Due to its wide range ance and fantastic spinning characteristics. The will, however, establish its role among stage equipped with a strong polyethylene handle and of application it is very popular among beginners. ideal club for aesthetes, high-speed jugglers, and jugglers as well. has a heavy and robust wooden core. The higher for solo juggling with 5 and more clubs. tolerance on the weight is scarcely perceived by beginners. Classic Short Delphin Long Albatros With its short body and a wound handle of With its body and a handle of standard length Flow standard length this club connects Flow and With its thick, long body and its wound handle of the Delphin Long is designed like the Classic Classic Long. It is spinning more quickly than standard length the Albatros is a club of rather Long. Thanks to its strong handle made of The Flow is a specially-designed club of profes- the Classic Long. Therefore good compensation striking appearance. Due to its thick body and its polyethylene and the heavy wooden stick in sional construction for children. Its extra-short of children’s lower throwing height. relatively high weight it is spinning very slowly. the center this club is almost indestructible. An and soft, wound handle plus short body make That’s why this club is becoming more and more advantageous club for beginners to whom higher this club well-shaped, light and well-balanced. popular among beginners. It is, however, used as tolerances on the weight are less important. Therefore ideal for little children. Our lightest a passing club on stage also. Due to the weight it and best-spinning club. does withstand even strong winds. 1/8 Metallic Europ Glitter Uni Glitter 6 Training 7 Clubs “Quality is no accident but the result of purposeful efforts.” Extensive quality controls and careful choice and processing of the materials used guaran- tee that our clubs are of constant high quality. Today we are using our patented hot-glue injection technology (HI) on all our clubs. A special type of hot glue, matching our partic- ular requirements, is being injected into an adapter, which was designed for this purpose, thus establishing a fix connection with the central ash-wood stick. Axial toothing protects body and handle from torsion. This leads to an additional increase of the break resistance of our clubs. Pirouette Grip Flow Classic Short Pirouette Classic Long Mirage Albatros Delphin Long Delphin Short 8 9 Clubs Pirouette Clubs Pirouette Grip Training Pirouette Training The Pirouette is probably the most well known The Pirouette Grip club differs from other With short body in various colors. Long, juggling club worldwide. Developed more than Pirouette clubs by its soft body with special wrapped handle in silver. Transition handle/ 20 years ago it has become our most popular grooved design. The circumferential grooves body masked in black. Knobs & Tops in black. club. make the body very handy. It can therefore be Version uni white with white handle, white juggled also with 1/2 or 1 1/2-turns and safely Knobs & Tops and masked in white. The short body and the long, wrapped handle be caught. It is perfectly suited for all kinds of give it a very delicate appearance. By its unique new tricks, Combat or Volley Club. As an additio- Colors: red, pink, yellow, green, purple, blue, rotation characteristics it is most suitable for fast nal option o-rings can be snapped on the grooves orange, white, uni white. and multi-club juggling. The Pirouette is there- of the body, either as protection, as weight in- fore the ideal club for aesthetes, speed jugglers crease or for decoration purposes. We offer this and for solo juggling with 5 and more clubs. club either uni or with white body and colored The Pirouette Training uni white is particularly handle. popular in circus schools, because it is ideal for stage performances. 52cm long, weight 218g. All Pirouette Clubs are 52cm long and the 5 Colors: uni white, uni green, uni orange, white- standard decorations have a weight of 218g. red, white-pink, white-yellow, white-green, white- blue, white-orange. 10 All Pirouette clubs can be designed individually with our colored Handles, Knobs & Tops. 11 KeulenClubs Pirouette Circus 1/2-Deco Pirouette Europ The short, colored body is covered by 8 silver The short body is covered by decoration film on metal stripes. The corpus color remains therefore the upper and lower third. In between the white partially visible. Extra-long wrapped handle in corpus remains visible. This decoration is more silver. Transition handle/knob masked in white. durable than the Circus decoration, because there Knobs & Tops in white. is no ground contact when being dropped. Long, wrapped handle in silver. Transition handle/body Colors: red, pink, yellow, green, purple, blue, masked in black. Knobs & Tops in black. Silver orange. also with white handle, white Knobs & Tops and Pirouette Volley Club masked in white. Colors: red, yellow, green, purple, blue, silver. The short body and the long, wrapped handle Pirouette Circus Uni have the same bright color making this club Pirouette Circus 1/8-Deco especially striking. The body is masked by a The short body is completely covered by deco- very handy, transparent film, which facilitates ration stripes of one color. The white corpus is The short body is alternately covered by 8 colored catching. In addition the club has round knobs. therefore invisible. Long, wrapped handle in and 8 silver decoration stripes. The white corpus Transition handle/body masked in white. Knobs silver. Transition handle/body masked in silver. is therefore invisible. Long wrapped handle in & Tops in white Knobs & Tops in white. silver. Transition handle/body masked in silver. Knobs & Tops in white. Construction like Pirouette but weighting 225g, Colors: red, yellow, green, purple, blue, silver. in green or orange. Silver also with white handle. Colors: red, yellow, green, purple, blue. 12 13 clubs Mirage Clubs Mirage Europ Metallic Albatros Training With its long, slim handle and its short, thick Upper and lower third of the body are covered by With thick body in various colors. Wrapped body the Mirage is the consistent further devel- decoration film. Construction like Mirage Training. handle in silver. Transition handle/body masked opment of our juggling clubs matching the mar- in black. Knobs & Tops in black. The version uni ket requirements. Rotation characteristics, weight Colors: silver, red, yellow, green, pink, purple, white with white handle, white Knobs & Tops and and balance are perfectly matching. blue. masked in white. All Mirage Clubs are 52cm long and have a weight Colors: red, pink, yellow, green, purple, blue, of 225g in all decorations. orange, white, uni white. Albatros Circus 1/2 Deco Mirage Training Albatros Clubs The thick, colored body is covered by 8 silver metal With short, thick body in various colors.
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