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Description

The Pro-Sticks Max sticks were produced in response to diabolo players' demand for a robust alternative to the now-discontinued Deos carbon sticks. In collaboration with DiaboloFocus, Sundia spent one year of design refinement.

After rigorous prototyping and adherence to DiaboloFocus's specifications, we proudly present a stick that not only matches its predecessor but surpasses it. The new thick-type sticks feature a 1cm body diameter, offering both visual appeal and enhanced control.

Made from lightweight fiberglass, these sticks are both robust and agile, allowing for precise control over every movement.

The extended silicone handle enhances balance and maneuverability. Designed with durability in mind, the sticks feature non-removable wide metal caps able to withstand intense play.

We value your feedback as we work to improve our sticks to better serve the diabolo community.

30 cm suits smaller hands, 32 cm is the standard length.

Length: 30 cm (Ø 10 mm), 32 cm (Ø 10 mm)

Weight: 65 to 75 g

Handle: thin (65 g) or thick (75 g) silicone, your choice

Material: fiberglass

String included.

Manufacturer

Sundia
No. 30-3, Lane 81, Section 7, Zhongshan North Road, Shilin District, Taipei City, Taiwan
sundiadiabolo@hotmail.com.tw

Product safety

EU responsible person / importerDiaboloFocus, Guillaume KarpowiczMarwitzer Str. 54a, 13589 Berlin, Germanyinfo@diabolofocus.com

Warning: Not suitable for children under 36 months. Small parts. Choking hazard. Use under adult supervision.

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How it compares

How it compares
	Pro-Sticks Max White€42	Bearing Sticks Silicone€42	Carbon Sticks Foam Diamond€38
Why consider it
Why consider it	A robust successor to the Deos carbon sticks, with wide metal caps.	A bearing in the tip, most noticeable with fixed axle diabolos.	Very durable, for stick releases and tricks where the sticks hit the ground.
Material
Material	Fibreglass	Carbon	Carbon
Length
Length	30 / 32 cm	30.5 cm	30 cm
Shaft Ø
Shaft Ø	Ø 10 mm	Ø 7 mm	Ø 7 mm
Weight
Weight	65 g (thin handle), 75 g (thick)	70 g	65 g
Handle
Handle	Silicone, extended; thin or thick	Silicone	Foam
Feel
Feel	Thick 1 cm body, robust yet agile; the long handle adds balance.	Bearing in the tip: smoother with knots, no tangling.	Sturdier, thicker carbon body with a soft foam grip.

Reviews (2)

5.0

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August 31, 2026
We like it, lots of fun
We ordered the sticks together with a ball-bearing diabolo. Tricks work really well with them, everything holds, and it's fun.
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Reviewed: Pro-Sticks Max White
Arne S.beginnerVerified PurchaseIncentivized Review
April 16, 2026
Review: Sundia Thick Pro Sticks Max White
Good sticks, great weight distribution. The grip on the Thick version is perfect. A small suggestion: a blue version, or other colours in the future, would be great.
Translated from German ·
Reviewed: Pro-Sticks Max White
PatrickintermediateVerified PurchaseIncentivized Review

FAQ (5)

Which stick length should I choose?

32 cm is the standard length and what we recommend for most players. 30 cm sticks are thinner and lighter, for young children and very small hands. 35 cm is the least popular length and comes down to personal preference.

Is a string included with the sticks?

Yes, every pair of sticks comes with a string, except the PlayJuggling D-Lite sticks, which come without one.

Which sticks for a beginner or a child?

For children: plastic sticks from age 5, fibreglass Echo sticks from about 8, and 30 cm carbon sticks from about 10. For an adult beginner, plastic sticks make a cheap, unbreakable first pair, and 32 cm carbon sticks are the pair you never need to replace.

Can I replace a worn tip or handle?

Yes. Spare tips and silicone handles keep a pair of carbon sticks going for years. The tip is the only part that really wears.

Carbon, aluminium, fibreglass or plastic?

Carbon is light, stiff and precise, the standard most experienced players use. Aluminium is a little heavier and practically unbreakable. Fibreglass (Echo) is a little heavier than carbon, with a thin grip. Plastic is very light, flexible and indestructible, good for a first pair or for travel.