Circus diabolo
Item sold individually without the handsticks nor a string. Be sure to order them separately ! NetJuggler recommends aluminum handsticks that you can choose from the options on this page.
Professional diabolo:
The Circus diabolo has certainly been the most popular diabolo among professionals for many years. This new model is a version of the Circus suitable for beginners and professionals after having undergone some modifications.
A large diameter and mass allow good inertia. Consequently, it will be less necessary to accelerate the diabolo continuously. This therefore leaves more time to perform tricks.
The cups of this diabolo are indestructible and will not disappoint the most demanding jugglers.
The great novelty is that the hubs are made of plastic. This is best for using with aluminum handsticks.
It also allows a weight reduction of 30 grams, which makes it easier to handle when practicing with several diabolos.
NetJuggler's opinion on the new Circus diabolo:
Today we have alternatives to the Circus diabolo at very attractive prices that will satisfy beginners, but if you are an experienced diabolist or looking for equipment with exemplary finishes, the German brand Henrys meets these requirements with this model.
If you hesitate between the old Circus Alu version and this new model, know that it will be more suitable for practicing with several diabolos. It will also be ideal for young diabolists because its smaller mass will be less tiring for small arms.
Characteristics of the Circus diabolo:
- Diameter: ø130mm.
- Height: 145mm.
- Weight: 270g.
- Axis: fixed.
You can modify the diabolo with the different Henrys sets marketed on our website.
What kind of use ?
High-end diabolo that can be used by beginners as well as experienced diabolists.
For beginner children, we recommend medium-sized diabolos.
NetJuggler tips:
If you are a beginner, NetJuggler advises you to take a reel of string with your order. Indeed, beginners with dry and jerky movements wear out the strings very quickly, in a few hours, where the same string can last a few weeks for an experienced diabolist. This may save you from having to pay shipping fees again when your string is worn out.
Informations on the manufacturer Henrys:
Henrys is a German brand which all professionals in the juggling world will recommend to you. Their material is known to be robust, it is designed for intensive use.
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Hello, what is the black and white axis side for? Please.
Good morning,
Thank you for your question.
The black and white color code on the axle of the Diabolo Circus Free is used to determine the direction of rotation of the diabolo.
This model is equipped with a triple bearing system , so it works in one direction only .
Thanks to this visual cue, you will know in which direction to throw your diabolo so that the bearings fully fulfill their function (prolonged and smooth rotation).
It is therefore important to respect this direction to benefit from all the advantages of the model.
Please feel free to contact me again if you have any further questions!
By any chance, do you take the Up cadhoc gift vouchers (valid until approximately 11/25) for this type of product?
Thank you and have a nice day.
No, no gift certificates of this type are accepted.
This margin is great
Hello, I am the happy owner of 2 Vision Free ball bearing diabolos which are excellent for practicing more flexibly and for doing
Obviously, this model of diabolo is not made for practicing with 2 diabolos.
My only reference for a fixed diabolo is the Mister Babache, its drawback is the rigor with which it must be handled. Since it has a very small axle, the slightest false movement makes the diabolo go up.
My question is:
Does this model have a large enough axle (larger than that of Mister Babache) to be able to use several diabolos and also to be able to do vertax and juggle more freely?
Between this model and the Hyperspin fixed axis, which one would you recommend?
awesome
Good morning,
I bought a circus in mid-July. I used it regularly (on average every 2 days). An experienced friend pointed out to me that my diabolo tends to get out of alignment, in the sense that it leans to one side, even when you don't move it, just let it spin on the string. Do you know what could explain this?
THANKS.
Good morning,
This can come from several things: either you are not giving enough speed to your diabolo, and it slows down and becomes misaligned, which is normal. Or you are tilting your string in relation to the axis of the diabolo and, indeed, losing speed, it will turn. Or there is a defect on the axis of the diabolo, but this is extremely rare on this type of diabolo. I invite you to film and send me a video by email, you have the email at the top of the site. And so I will look and I will be able to advise you and/or intervene.
Have a nice day,
I love what I just bought CIRCUS FREE + SUPER GRIND BAGUETTE, it's been a long time since I juggled, it's a bit like cycling, right?
It's great with ball bearings compared to the famous Babach, what's the point of using aluminum or other sticks?!
Aluminum sticks are versatile and allow you to touch a little bit of everything. Fiber sticks are lighter and allow you to better feel your diabolo in the string. Often, fiber sticks are slightly flexible, which allows the diabolo to be cushioned in the string and this will provide a certain comfort. On the other hand, it allows you to be less precise because this flexibility can create a slight delay between the moment you give an order and the moment the diabolo kicks in. Some diabolists love fiber sticks, others, on the contrary, do not like them at all.
Hello, I would like to know if there is a difference between the Circus diabolo and the Circus Alu other than the weight (for example if there is one that grips more, if there is a difference for making 2 diabolo or vertax...).
THANKS
The Circus aluminum has been discontinued for a long time now. It has been replaced by the Circus diabolo you see on this page. Aside from the weight, the shape of the center distances is also different. The Circus Aluminum was narrower and lacked the "small step" that exists on the center distances of the new Circus. The shape of the new Circus makes for a more versatile diabolo. Easier to use for grinds and slides. A wider spacing will make it easier to practice Vertax. And a lighter weight will allow for increased endurance when practicing with several diabolos at the same time, both in low and high.
Ah okay, I understand better, I confused the aluminum circus with the "ultra-light" circus.
Thank you so much
Hello, I am 13 years old and I would like to know if the diabolo circus is suitable for me to juggle with 2 diabolos.
This version of the Circus will be one of the best choices you can make for practicing with several diabolos. What is interesting about this version of the Circus is that it is lightweight and will therefore be less tiring to handle than other diabolos that exist with similar dimensions.
Good morning,
I would like to know if the Circus Free diabolo exists in phosphorescent because I have a phosphorescent Mister Babache Tornado.
Sincerely
Good morning, Unfortunately, this diabolo is no longer available in glow-in-the-dark version. You may be able to find this model, but only second-hand.
Does a triple bearing diabolo make less noise than a single bearing one?
Silent triple bearing diabolo
A triple-bearing diabolo consists of two ball bearings on each side and a one-way cylindrical bearing in the center. The ball bearings on each side of the axle prevent the central cylindrical bearing from wearing out. A single-bearing diabolo therefore tends to wear out more quickly than a triple-bearing diabolo and will therefore make more noise.
I don't know if my explanation is very clear ;-). Don't hesitate to give us a call :-)Thank you for this quick response. Is the Henry's Circus Free equipped with a triple bearing?
Circus Free equipped with triple bearings
Yes :-). This diabolo is well equipped with an axle mounted on triple bearings. If you read the paragraph with the technical characteristics of the diabolo you will be able to learn more about the diabolo :-) Otherwise of course you can always call :-)
What is the size of the axle?
Good morning,
I would like to know what is the best diabolo for doing integral.
THANKS
I'm guessing you're talking about full-body releases. In which case, I checked with professional diabolists this weekend to give you as comprehensive an answer as possible.
Diabolos recommended for full releases
François Kum-Kum Perron and Sylvestre DEWA tend to recommend the diabolo on this page, namely the Circus diabolo in its light version. Antoine Boyer recommends the A-Dream diabolo from Epic Juggling . Finally, Adrien Levy recommends the Taibolo V2 diabolo .A ball-bearing diabolo for full releases?
You will notice that all diabolos equipped with fixed axles are recommended. It is also possible to make integrals with a diabolo with bearings, but in general, who says integral, says mini genocide, and there frankly it quickly becomes difficult with a diabolo equipped with bearings (it goes too fast to catch the sticks after a while). It is possible to use any diabolo for a full release, but there will necessarily be an infinite release in the combos at some point, etc: therefore the use of a rather standard diabolo, light, without a wide axle, without bearings will tend to give the best performances...
Thank you very much for this answer, thank you.
What is the best type of diabolo between the Sundia Shining Diabolo and the Circus Free? Tell me about the difference between the Exalibure, which one rolls the longest, etc. =)
Hello, as an amateur I play outdoors and it often falls, I practice with a medium babache (around 20e) and I am asking for advice to know if I take the circus free or the vision free, thank you and have a good day
The Vision Free and Circus Free diabolos are both excellent diabolos. If you practice Vertax or want to get into it, then a larger diabolo will allow you to achieve better performance. In this case, I recommend you opt for a diabolo equipped with large ball bearings like the Circus Free. Otherwise, go for the Vision Free, as it offers just as good performance as the Circus Free. If you would like further advice or have any other questions, don't hesitate to give us a call :-)
Good juggling
Hello, is it normal for the bearing mechanism to have play? That is, the axle constantly moves back and forth during use, which doesn't prevent it from being used, but is quite unpleasant.
Good morning,
No, this is not normal; your axle may not be properly tightened. You can tighten it using the nuts located inside the shells.
In any case, do not hesitate to contact us by email or telephone.
Sincerely,
Hello, no, the diabolo is tight, I checked and the play is indeed coming from the part containing the axle and the bearings. I'll send you an email.
What is Phospho color?
Good morning,
"Phospho" for phosphorescent, meaning that the diabolo will capture daylight and retransmit it in the dark. It will glow in the dark. During the day, the color of this diabolo is off-white/beige.
Sincerely,
Good morning,
I would like to know if the Circus Free diabolo has soft shells?
Thanks in advance.
Circus diabolo shells are flexible and have shape memory. They deform when the diabolo is dropped and then return to their round shape. These are certainly the most robust diabolo shells.
They also have the particularity of being very easy to clean. So a Circus diabolo that has been used intensively for several years can be washed to become almost new again!Hello, how can I clean it? Thanks in advance for any advice.
I invite you to consult this page for help cleaning a diabolo: Cleaning your diabolo
Hello, I would like to buy a Circus Free diabolo but I would like to know what color the diabolo is at the bottom right. Thank you for your reply. Is it green or phosphorescent?
It's green :-)
What is the difference between jazz and circus free?
The difference between the Jazz Free and the Circus Free is the size of the diabolos. The Jazz Free is a medium-sized diabolo, while the Circus Free is a large diabolo. Large diabolos are more stable and have greater inertia.
Be careful, however, up to the age of 10, we recommend the Jazz Free because the Circus Free is heavier and therefore tiring for a child to use. Both are equipped with ball bearings, giving them a rotation time approximately 20 times longer than a normal diabolo.
I have an advanced level and I want to know if this diabolo meets my expectations or not.
Thank you in advance for your reply.
Good morning,
I'm just starting vertax, I need a new diabolo.
Can you advise me because I have no idea how to choose a diabolo suitable for the vertax.
thanks in advance !
Hello, can we do infinite releases?
It's more complicated than with a diabolo without bearings because the diabolo picks up a lot of speed.
Which diabolo would you recommend between a triple bearing diabolo and the circus diabolo, knowing that I do 1 diabolo and 2 diabolo and that I do all kinds of tricks. Please help me.
The circus is used for both the 1 diabolo and the 2 diabolos, while the ball bearing diabolos are more useful for the 1 diabolo because you don't need to accelerate it to chain your figures and for the Vertax
Are the cases you sell separately the same as the ones on the light circus?
Yes, they are the same shells.
Hello Netjuggler, I'm interested in purchasing aerial silks. Can you give me some advice? And... it would be nice if you could integrate this into your website. ;)
Thanks in advance !!!
We will have aerial silks on our website soon.
What is the difference between a standard (stock) axle and a wide axle? Is there a big difference when juggling?
Thanks in advance.
Hello, what is the size of this Circus Free Henrys diabolo?
Size: Ø 130mm x 150mm
Weight: 292g
The green diabolo does not match the photo, it is more dark green and not sea green.
The one you wanted was phosphorus because green is a dark green.
Good morning,
I'm asking for your help. I've been playing diabolo for a long time but I'm small and like diabolo that aren't too heavy. I don't know if I should get the Typhoon or the Circus. Please get back to me quickly so I can place this order with you as quickly as possible.
The Circus and Typhoon diabolos are both excellent diabolos. Whichever you choose, you'll have a good piece of equipment in your hands. If you prefer a diabolo that's not too heavy, then I recommend the Typhoon, which is lighter than the Circus.
Hello, I'm using the Circus at the moment and to be honest, I haven't felt much difference with a medium-sized diabolo. On the other hand, but I think all large diabolos are like this, the mass is much more evenly distributed. Which allows you to do more tricks. I don't know if I've really answered your question... :/ :)
Is the circus free rolling quieter than the hurricane?
Yes, the Circus Free bearings are actually a little quieter than the Hurricane diabolo bearings.
Hi, who is better suited for vertax, Circus Free or Hurricane? Thanks.
Both diabolos are excellent for Vertax. We're seeing more experienced users opting for the Hurricane.
Should you charge a circus or other phosphorescent diabolo with sunlight while juggling outdoors or should you use artificial light? If so, which one?
Chances are you're familiar with the phosphorescent stars or sheep that are placed on the ceiling in children's bedrooms. The principle is the same. Using a natural or artificial light source, you recharge your equipment before plunging it into the dark to see it glow. The phosphorescent effect lasts a few minutes. If you recharge with a powerful or UV lamp, the effect can last much longer. I hope my answer was clear! Good luck and happy juggling! Used on stage, this type of equipment is generally continuously illuminated with UV light (black light, like in nightclubs, the light that makes teeth white ;-) ).
Hello, I would like to order a turquoise Circus Free. I don't have a choice of this color on the menu, what should I do? Thank you in advance.
On our website, you can only buy the colors in stock, so we can always deliver to you quickly and well! If the turquoise color is not displayed on the day you posted your message, it is because there is none! We are rarely out of stock on Circus diabolos, which are among our best sellers, it will be available again in turquoise in a few days. Thank you for your patience.
Good morning,
I'm a beginner, but I'm looking for a high-performance diabolo that's suitable for my "big" size (:-)). Is this diabolo suitable?
Also, I would like to know if the shells are soft or hard...because it is intended to fall on the ground often...for the moment ;-)
THANKS :-)
The Circus Free is a high-end diabolo ideal for teenagers and adults of all sizes. It may be a little heavy for a child, so it would be better to opt for a diabolo equipped with medium-sized bearings. The shells are soft on this diabolo, as is the case with almost all the diabolos we sell. And don't worry, whatever the level of the diabolist, we're always trying to learn new tricks, so a diabolo always falls a lot! They're made to take a beating. And the models from the German manufacturer Henrys are the most robust diabolos we have to offer. You won't be disappointed.
Is it more or less efficient than the aluminum circus?
There is no Circus diabolo that is more efficient than another! On the other hand, this one is lighter, so it is more suitable for diabolists who are smaller! But also for experienced diabolists who want to practice with several diabolos. The fact that it is lighter means that it will be less tiring for your small arms :-)
Is this the all-round kit that is installed on this diabolo?
This is a kit similar to the Allround kit, but not quite identical. The Allround kit takes 28 grams off the diabolo, and the latter weighs 30 grams less than the Circus Alu.
For the stage, is the best the circus or the a-dream?
because I have total doubts :(
Both diabolos are excellent, so it's normal to have doubts. The Circus is perhaps a little less flashy than the A-Dream because it isn't shiny. But a shiny surface scratches more easily than the material used for the Circus. Both diabolos will excel for performing. So it's hard to go wrong, but it's possible that once you've had the opportunity to try both models, you'll have a preference for one of the two models.
and so if I take a light circus, I could do vertax?
Yes, you can do Vertax with a Circus Light. But it's worth noting that the most suitable diabolos for doing Vertax are the large diabolos equipped with ball bearings, such as the Circus Free or the Hurricane.
What are the differences between the Circus Free and the Hurricane? :)
The Circus is a diabolo with opaque shells and equipped with very high-precision bearings made in Germany. The Hurricane is a diabolo with translucent shells with a very robust bearing system but may be a little less efficient than those of the Circus diabolo. On the other hand, the shape of the diabolo and the Hurricane's bearing system are more suitable for practicing Vertax where the diabolos are used in a horizontal plane.
Hello, I would like to know what the differences are between the Cyclone diabolo and the Circus Free diabolo. Thank you for your response.
The Cyclone diabolo is a medium-sized diabolo equipped with ball bearings. It is designed with entertainment in mind. The Circus FREE diabolo is a large diabolo equipped with ball bearings. It is designed for entertainment purposes but also for use by demanding professionals looking for performance. It will excel in particular for use in Vertax where the diabolo is in a horizontal plane.
Hello. I'm a beginner, I'm doing well and I really intend to get started. What diabolos do you recommend?
The bigger the diabolo, the more tricks you'll be able to perform because it will maintain the speed you give it for longer. So the Circus is an excellent choice, as are the Finesse, the Taibolo V2, the A-Dream, etc.
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Hello, I would like to know if the Circus Light is better than the Cicus for playing with just one diabolo? If so, is the Circus Light compatible with the light kit?
is it a good diabolo?
The Circus diabolo is the most widely used diabolo among professionals. It's the best there is. This is the version equipped with ball bearings.
Is the Circus Free diabolo compatible with the light kit?
Yes, our light kit is compatible with the Circus Free diabolo.
I saw that there are diabolos circus free hub is it the same as free?
The hub is the kit that includes only the ball bearing without the diabolo shells! It is actually the same kit that equips the Circus Free diabolos.
Good morning,
I would like to buy new diabolos to learn to juggle with 2 but I hesitate between the vision and the circus. I would also like to buy a ball bearing to juggle with one of these two diabolos when I am not juggling with both. What do you recommend for the 2 diabolos and the bearing, circus or vision?
(Knowing that the rolling is just for trying, I don't know how to make Excalibur yet so I'm not sure it'll be very useful...)
THANKS
I definitely recommend the Circus in its new, lightweight version. Since it's wider than the Vision, it'll be easier to realign. Regarding the bearing kit. It's excellent and will keep you entertained while you wait to get serious about Vertax (Excalibur). Happy juggling!
Hello, do you sell used diabolos?
We don't sell used diabolos. However, we occasionally have some great deals available through our Facebook page :-)
Thank you for your very quick response :)
I don't really know what the advantages and disadvantages of Diablos with bearings are compared to those without bearings. Thanks in advance for your answers.
The ball bearing on a diabolo allows it to spin about 20 times longer than with a normal axle. The advantage is that it makes it easier to chain together tricks without having to constantly accelerate your diabolo. The Advantages: - Chain more figures more easily. - Use it as a teaching aid for a circus teacher to explain complex figures in slow motion. - On high-end models like the Circus, it is to be able to do Excalibur (Vertax) where the diabolo is used in a horizontal plane. The disadvantages: - Diabolos equipped with bearings spin very quickly and make it difficult to play with 2 or more diabolos. - Tricks based on the basic elevator trick will not work since a ball bearing diabolo will naturally go down instead of up on these tricks.
Hello, is there another lighter diabolo with which we can easily do Excalibur tricks?
Thanks in advance...
Hello, do you think this diabolo is light enough for a small 11 year old like me?
Thanks in advance...
If you have a small frame, opt for the Vision Free which is also equipped with ball bearings.
Hello, I'm looking for a triple ball bearing diabolo. Can you recommend one?
It all depends on what type of use you want to make of it... For pure entertainment, you have the Cyclone and the Cyclone Quartz which are tip top. If you want something more durable, you have the Vision Free and the Jazz Free. Otherwise if you are a serious diabolist who wants to do Vertax for example, then I recommend the Hurricane from Juggle Dream or the Circus FREE from Henrys.
Esquon can, with the order of the diabolo, have additional sticks on this site by paying for the sticks of course
Could I know the difference between a single-bearing diabolo and a three-bearing diabolo, please?
With three bearings, you have a ball bearing on each side of the axle and a unidirectional bearing in the center. The advantage of having a bearing on each side is to reduce friction and thus extend the spin time while significantly reducing the noise of the diabolo in motion.
it spins longer (rolling times 3)
Thank you
I'm a little bit experienced. Is this diabolo made for me?
Yes I am also a little experienced and he is great
Hello, I would like to know which diabolo to choose between the cyclone diabolo and the circus with triple ball bearings. Thank you for your next answers.
Sincerely
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ps I am very experienced ;)
We can't even choose the color
The color choice issue has been resolved! You seem to be hesitating between a model designed for fun: the Cyclone. And the Circus Free, a model designed for advanced use. The Circus Free will be ideal for practicing figs with Excalibur.
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