Sectional racket 52 cm

The racket is an analogue of the Daisy racket. It's designed to make huge segmented trails of bubbles.
The working part of the racket is made of the bead type rope, that uses the patented technology. It allows us to achieve less weight and greater absorbency.

The racket is wetted in the floor bowl. It's included in Classic, Extended and Maximum sets, which are more profitable in cost and are designed for those who are going to perform bubble shows seriously and for a long time.

The diameter of the racket is 52 cm. The basis of the racket is a fabricated frame made of metal, that has gone through the corrosion prevention processing. The handle is grooved, rubberised and 60 cm long.

It's good to work with this racket both indoors and outdoors. It's the great option for a big stage. Segmented bubble trails reflect the light better. The bubbles made by this racker are full of flecks from the sunlights and rays of spotlights. With the help of this bubble prop, you can make not only the classic long bubble trails, the "Bagel" trick also looks very impressive.

This racket works well both in calm and moderately windy weather outdoors. Due to the segmentation and the working part made of the rope, it can make bubbles even from a mediocre solution for bubble shows.

The rackets are made of steel and have a handle made of two metal rods, which allows the handle to bend less under load. Using two rods instead of one made it possible to change the shape of the handle. The handle has become wider, the racket fits comfortably in your hand, which allows you to hold the racket better, even with wet hands. Because of this shape, the racket spins less in the hand.

In addition, the handle has a textile coating, that is why now the handle slides less in the hand. It's not a secret that the artists of the soap bubble show nearly always have wet hands. When you take the racket in your hand, excess moisture is absorbed into the textile, which reduces the sliding of the racket in your hand, even if your hands are wet.

Nevertheless, the main advantage of our rackets is the "bead coating" on the absorbent part of the rackets. The new technology allows rackets to absorb two times more solution, which gives the following results:

The number of bubble blowouts per one racket dipping into soap solution increased by 2-3 times.

The length of the bubble stretched from the racket (trail) increased by 2 times.

The holding time of the bubble hung up on the racket increased by 1.5 times (which allows you to blow in more bubbles).

We officially patented the new racket coating at The Russian Federal Service for Intellectual Property in June 2020.

We wanted to improve the technology of making rackets to improve the outlook, increase the absorbency and eliminate the spinning of the handle in the hand while working with large rackets. We also found out that the design of painted rackets is outdated and requires improvements.

When we tested the new "Arista" concentrate, we did many tests. During testing the soap solution we included in the tests different materials and methods of applying them on the racket. Based on the results of long-term testing, we came up with a new technology of an absorbent layer for soap bubble show rackets, which we decided to patent.

Patenting is a long process. During the first wave of lockdown, we discussed the patent text with lawyers for about 2 months, thought over each word, because the text is not subject to editing after submission to the registration authority. There is always a risk that the patent will not even be accepted for consideration. We submitted the patent text in June 2020 and after initial review, we were told to wait about a year for final confirmation, but 3 months later in September 2020, we recieved the news that our patent was approved. Then it took another 1.5 months to get the document This is our first experience of patenting and we are very happy that it was successful one. There is a statement at the end of the document that the validity period expires on June 19, 2030. And this is not a big deal, by that time we will have invented something else.