AI prop finder · juggling & flow gear guide

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Juggling Balls Juggling Balls Stage, bounce and practice balls in every weight and finish. Juggling Beanbags Juggling Beanbags Soft, grippy beanbags for learning and teaching. Juggling Clubs Juggling Clubs One-piece and composite clubs in European and American styles. Juggling Rings Juggling Rings Light, durable rings in a rainbow of colors. Diabolos Diabolos Diabolos and handsticks for beginners to pros. Devil Sticks Devil Sticks Hand-finished sticks with grippy wraps. Poi Poi Sock, ball, practice and LED poi. Contact Balls Contact Balls Acrylic contact balls in clear and solid finishes. Flow Staffs Flow Staffs Contact and spin staffs, from practice to fire. Flow Hoops Flow Hoops Polypro and HDPE hoops for dance and tricks. Spinning Plates Spinning Plates Plates and sticks for classic circus spins. Cigar Boxes Cigar Boxes Manipulation boxes in wood and polyethylene. Fire Props Fire Props Torches, fire poi and Kevlar wicking. Starter Kits Starter Kits Everything to start, plus an illustrated guide. Books & Guides Books & Guides Instruction and history for every prop.

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  1. Snap or screenshotFrom a festival, a YouTube video, Instagram or a street show. Any clear image works.
  2. AI identifies each propIt names the prop, its likely size and material, and what makes it distinctive.
  3. Buy the match, or something cheaperSee the closest picks, with budget alternatives side by side, and check today's price on Amazon.

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How to Juggle Three Balls: A Step-by-Step GuideLearn the three-ball cascade in five simple steps, with the drills that fix the most common mistakes.Choosing Your First DiaboloSize, weight, axle type and handsticks explained, so your first diabolo is easy to learn on.Poi for Beginners: Which Poi to Buy and What to Learn FirstSock poi, ball poi or LED poi? How to choose your first pair and the first five moves to practise.Fire Spinning Safety: The EssentialsSpotters, fuels, dipping, spinning off and what to wear. Read this before you light any fire prop.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the abyes photo finder?

Upload a photo or screenshot of any prop you saw (at a festival, in a video, on a street performer) and the AI identifies it, then shows the best matching picks to buy, including cheaper alternatives.

Is the photo finder free?

Yes. It is free to use and needs no account. Photos are sent to the AI only to identify the props and are not stored by abyes.

What if I don't have a photo?

Use Ask abyes, the AI gear advisor. Describe what you want, your level and your budget, and it recommends specific gear.

Which prop should a complete beginner start with?

Three beanbags or thud balls. They don't roll away when dropped, and the three-ball cascade is the foundation for clubs, rings and most other juggling props. For flow arts, start with practice ball poi or a larger HDPE hoop.

Does abyes sell products?

No. abyes is an independent guide. Buttons such as "Check price on Amazon" take you to the retailer, who handles the sale, shipping and returns.

How does abyes make money?

As an Amazon Associate, abyes earns a small commission from qualifying purchases made through its links, at no extra cost to you. It never affects which gear is recommended.

Are fire props safe?

Fire props are for experienced spinners only. Practise every move with a non-fire version first, always have a trained safety spotter with a fire blanket, and get permission from the venue.