A while back, I had an idea that would change the way we build sticks for Jugger. During my training sessions and matches, I noticed the need for a system that wouldn’t just improve the stick’s functionality, but also give it a more professional look. After a lot of analysis and testing, I developed a new system built around two key goals:
1. Interchangeable Padding: One of the biggest problems with traditional sticks is how difficult it is to change the padding, since duct tape or other adhesives are typically used, which makes replacement harder and affects both durability and the stick’s appearance. My new design eliminates the need for tape, allowing the padding to be swapped out quickly and easily. This not only makes maintaining the stick simpler, but also extends its lifespan, since the body of the implement isn’t affected by padding changes.
2. Professional Athletic Aesthetics: Another important aspect I wanted to address was appearance. Jugger implements, while effective, often lack a refined look that reflects the level of professionalism this sport deserves. With this new system, functionality isn’t the only thing that improves — the aesthetics become far more polished and athletic too. Now, sticks aren’t just efficient tools on the field; they also have a visual presentation that matches the competitive, athletic spirit of Jugger.
This project is the result of a full year of development, testing, and fine-tuning. Each phase let me refine both the design and the materials, making sure the final product wasn’t just innovative, but also durable and effective in real game situations. Throughout the process, I ran numerous durability and functionality tests, and I can now proudly say this stick manufacturing system has passed every required test. It has been evaluated and approved by both the Spanish Jugger Federation (FEJ) and the Spanish Jugger League (LJE), meeting all the safety and quality standards required in the sport.
Sticks 2.0 System Components:
In this video, I’ll show you how to assemble my latest Sticks 2.0 design, an improved version built to make assembly and maintenance easier. The stick is made up of several parts designed to maximize performance. The modular system allows the padding to be replaced efficiently, and the materials used ensure high durability without sacrificing weight or handling. The system also includes a fabric cover that secures the padding in place, providing a firm, long-lasting grip. Here you can see the components that make up this innovative system and how the padding-change process works. I’ve designed every part to be intuitive and efficient, making padding replacement a quick, hassle-free task while always preserving the stick’s integrity and safety.
Another advantage of this design is that the fabric covers are fully customizable. You can choose from different colors, textures, and designs to match your own style or your team’s, without compromising functionality. For example, Turia Jugger Club’s designs feature color combinations that reflect the team’s spirit, making each stick stand out on the field. This not only adds a personal touch to your team, but also makes it easy to identify your stick during competitions.
Assembly:
In this video, I’ll show you how to assemble my latest Sticks 2.0 design, an improved version built to make assembly and maintenance easier. With improvements in materials, balance, and ergonomics, this model is more durable and efficient on the field. Follow the tutorial steps to assemble your own with ease, and start enjoying the benefits it brings to your training and competitions.
Here’s a small diagram for assembling the rest of the Sticks:
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