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Cascade Juggling is Scotland's number one juggling and circus supply shop. Based in the centre of Edinburgh we stock a huge range of juggling balls, juggling clubs, diabolos, poi, fire equipment and circus props. We don't just stock circus equipm...
Clerk Street 52, EH8 9JB, Edinburgh, United Kingdom
I purchased from Cascade Juggling for the first time through their Ebay shop.
The purchase was a card trick which came very well packaged and delivered in super quick time.
I will definitely purchase from them again.
I ordered magic cards from them through Amazon. Pretty good for any magicians out there or even if it's just a hobby. Good pricing and they seem good quality. I don't know about the rest of their products. I've checked them out and they're a bit pricey but I guess people buy them for work/practice
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