I bought a white set of these about a year ago and they still look fantastic. I wouldn't buy these if you have 1. smaller hands if you are looking for the one handed multiplying effect and 2. if you are a beginner to using billiard balls. They may be a little pricey but what you will have is a great prop that packs small and plays big and is great for adults and children alike!

These are high quality silicon balls that grip well and I would highly recommend them. FISM Winner Bond Lee demonstrates their effectiveness in his commercial video "Born". In light of the fact that the Radke supply seems to have ended, these are in my opinion the best balls now currently being made. The only difference is that the Fakini balls were initially shiny when first purchased, and more "grippy" when new. I still use my Fakini's, but am happy someone has stepped up to produce more high quality balls. And no, I don't think this is intellectual infringement by JL, as the idea of using balls (and another included device) are over a hundred and fifty years old. Don't be fooled by a similar sounding ball from a different company called JeiLei from China. These are a fraction of the price but are not same in any respect in regard to quality. JL products originate in South Korea. JeiLei products are not bad, but the balls are at a different price point and quality level, more appropriate for the beginning magician.