Diabolos with a bearing axle

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Which bearing?

3-B, 5-B and Magforce, compared.

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Choose a bearing axle when you want long spins: the bearing lets the diabolo keep turning while the string slides, so one pull carries a whole combo. For most players that means a triple bearing, written 3-B: three small ball bearings side by side on the axle, fast yet still easy to control, as in the Echo 2.0 Bearing or the Falcon. 5-B means five bearings, which spin up fastest for competition but are more fragile; Magforce is Sundia's magnetic bearing, the smoothest spin it makes. New to diabolo? Start with a fixed axle, or let your first set choose. Every bearing model here has harder cups that shield the bearings from drops, and the bearing guide compares the three kinds.

How to choose

Triple bearing (3-B) is the standard we recommend for training at every level: the Echo 2.0 Bearing at 32 €, the Falcon for outdoor use, the Magforce NX with its magnetic rings for the smoothest spin. The 5-bearing EVO G3 5-B accelerates fastest for competition routines but is more fragile. The axle guide explains 1-B, 3-B, 5-B and Magforce.

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