Diabolos•School sets•Sundia

School Set EVO + Magforce

742,50 €825 €-10%

61,88 € a pupil · incl. VAT · plus shipping

Everything a class needs to learn diabolo, in one box: a diabolo and a pair of sticks for every pupil, string on a roll, and a printed teacher card with four lessons.

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    Description

    A box that lets a whole class learn diabolo at the same time: a diabolo and a pair of sticks for every pupil, string on a roll, and a printed teacher card that takes you from the first spin to the first tricks in four lessons.

    Most of the class plays on a fixed axle, the one that teaches control and every friction trick. Some play on a bearing: it keeps spinning after they stop pulling, so the pupils who give up as soon as the diabolo stops get the reward sooner. You choose the mix. In the EVO + Magforce set the bearing ones are Magforces, another shape, so you see at a glance who has which.

    The colours are mixed, so every pupil knows which diabolo is theirs. The string comes on a 60 m roll: about 40 strings, so there are always spares, and a fresh one costs about 40 cents.

    Specifications

    Brand
    Sundia
    Diabolos
    Sticks
    String
    Teacher card
    Recommended age
    From 8 years, from 6 with an adult

    Product safety

    ManufacturerSundia Folk Sports and Acrobatics Products Co., Ltd.No. 30-3, Lane 81, Section 7, Zhongshan North Road, Shilin District, Taipei City, Taiwansundiadiabolo@hotmail.com.tw

    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
    EVO + MagforceECHO
    Teacher card

    Two A4 pages, printed and in the box. Page one sets up the class and gives four lessons of about 45 minutes, each with a game: start and speed, keeping it level, throw and catch, first tricks. Page two has safety, care, the box’s contents to tick off, a roster of who has which diabolo, and a QR code to our Learn pages.

    Open it in English, Deutsch, Français or Español.

    FAQ (5)
    What age is it for?

    From about 8 on their own, and from about 6 with an adult beside them.

    Why mix fixed and bearing?

    A fixed axle teaches control and every friction trick, but it slows down the moment the pupil stops pulling. A bearing keeps spinning, so a pupil who gives up easily gets the reward sooner. One in three on bearing suits most classes; half and half suits a young or impatient group.

    Can we choose the colours?

    Sets come in mixed colours, so every pupil knows which one is theirs. Ask us if you need particular ones.

    What if a part breaks?

    Axles, bolts and cups are sold one by one, so a broken part never retires a diabolo.

    Our group is a different size.

    Pick the nearest size, or ask us and we put together any number.

    What’s the difference?

    Fixed axle

    The axle grips the string, giving you direct control and feedback. For classic tricks, string climbs and playing several diabolos. You keep the spin going by accelerating. It is the style used for multiple diabolos, usually from three diabolos up.

    Bearing axle

    A one-way bearing lets the diabolo spin longer while the string moves freely. For long combinations, vertical play and stick grinds. It behaves differently for tricks that need the string to grip the axle. Bearings need to be maintained.

    Why mix them in a class

    The fixed axle is the one that teaches, so most of the class plays on it. A bearing keeps spinning after the pupil stops pulling: give those to the pupils who give up as soon as the diabolo stops, and the reward comes sooner. One in three on bearing suits most classes.

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    What’s the difference?

    Plastic Sticks

    Light, and they survive being sat on: the sticks for a class. 31 cm, the right length from age 6.

    Carbon Sticks

    Light and stiff, with a foam grip, so the diabolo answers precisely: the sticks most players move on to. At 30 cm they suit children too. With the EVO + Magforce set.

    ECHO Sticks

    Stiffer and a little heavier, with a thin foam grip, so the diabolo answers more directly. 31 cm, for pupils from about 8.

    Wooden Sticks

    The lowest price, and they come strung. Longer, at 35 cm. Plastic Sticks play better; choose these when the budget decides.

    No sticks

    If the school already has sticks, leave them out: the set is then the diabolos, the string and the teacher card.

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