Diabolos

Diabolos:

Discover our large selection of diabolos that we have classified in the categories below.

The bigger a diabolo, the easier it will be to handle because it will keep its speed for a longer time. For a child, however, do not choose a large diabolo, it will probably be too heavy for him, opt for a medium size diabolo instead.

The ball bearing diabolos are hands down the most entertaining. They spin much longer than classic diabolos and allow you to perform many tricks on the handsticks thanks to their wide axis. The high-end versions will delight experienced diabolists practicing the excalibur (or vertax), a discipline where the diabolo is used on a horizontal plane.

Note that our diabolos are sold individually without the handsticks. You will therefore find these in the diabolo handsticks category.

Learn the discipline:

Here is a diabolo lesson directed by Jean Manu, for beginners and to discover the basics of the diabolo.

Our video has been viewed over 150,000 times and has taught many aspiring diabolists how to use their diabolos. Thank you Jean Manu :-)

Medium-sized diabolos

Bearings diabolos

Large diabolos - Fixed axis

Glowing diabolos & sets

Small Diabolos

Diabolo videos:

Here is a diabolo video of Etienne Chauzy, one of the most talented diabolist during his first open scene at the Carvin juggling convention in 2010. Etienne was 15 years old back then.