Again someone is missing the point. I know Dube knives are of a given quality, but through little research I also found the Mr Babache juggling knife for $20 cheaper *PER KNIFE* (those less math-inclined should note that $60 would be saved for a set. When you are looking to eventually have a passing set you'd need 6 which would save you $120...no half-ass attempt here I feel especially when passing Dube knives is far less than ideal). My assumption was first that there could be another juggling knife out there I was unaware of. Beyond that I also felt it was necessary to try and get some feedback as to WHY the Mr Babache knives were so much cheaper---was it because as many things on Dube's site their knives were extremely pricey or was it that the Mr Babache knife was FAR inferior (feeling that a 2/3 the price tag warrants a dip in quality but not an unreasonable one)?

I ordered a set of the Mr Babache knives and have to say they are much easier to juggle (lightweight and don't have handles that kill your hands) and I can easily imagine passing them with no major concern. The big issue I've found with them is that they have no beveled edge like the Dube knives so even though they are still not sharp (just like the Dube ones) they don't even have a chance to fool nearly as many audience members. The Dube knives fool very few audience members that have a chance to see them up-close but do a better job than I believe the MB knives will.

Did not mean this as a dig at you, Temple, just venting a little in general :)