Buying guides

Which diabolo to buy first, with the Sundia EVO G2, Echo, Henrys Circus, Henrys Vision, Mister Babache Finesse and Taibolo compared on weight, cups, axle and price.

Carbon, aluminium, fibreglass, plastic and bearing sticks compared by length, weight and price, with the right pair for a beginner, a child, a grinder and a performer.

Sundia, Henrys and Deos diabolo string compared on thickness, grip, feel and price per metre, with how much to buy and how often to change it.

Which diabolo to buy a child at 5, 8 or 12, with the Sundia Echo 2.0, EVO G2, Henrys Vision and Circus compared on weight, durability, price and how fast a child gets a reward.

What diabolo weight and cup diameter mean for play, which sizes exist from the Micro to the Magforce NX, and how to choose for hand size, age and style.

The three Sundia models everyone asks about, compared on cups, weather, weight, axle options and price, with a clear recommendation for Europe.

The one decision to make before buying a diabolo. What a fixed axle and a bearing axle each do, which tricks need which, who should start on which, and which Sundia model fits.

Sundia and Henrys compared model by model, from the EVO G2 and Henrys Circus to the Magforce and Vision Free, on stability, cups, axles, weight, parts and price.

Sundia EVO, Magforce and Echo compared with the Mister Babache Finesse and its Evolution centres on stability, weight, materials, modularity and price.

The two Taiwanese diabolo makers compared, with the Sundia EVO, Falcon and Magforce against the Taibolo Pearly, Glary and Note on cups, bearings, weight, availability and price in Europe.

Sundia's official European importer, what genuine Sundia means, the full range with spare parts, shipping times and costs across Europe, and payment options.

The Taiwanese manufacturer behind the EVO, Magforce, Falcon and Echo, the first ball-bearing diabolo in 2005 and the magnetic bearing in 2021, and why it became the reference brand.