Jester diabolo with a ball bearing system

Item sold individually without sticks nor string. Think about ordering them separately! NetJuggler recommends the aluminum handsticks that you can choose from the options on this page.

Multicolored diabolo with a ball bearing system:

If you want to have a good time while using your diabolo, this is the perfect match for you ! Indeed, its axis has the particularity of being equipped with a ball bearing system giving it an impressive rotational speed. This will facilitate the learning of discipline and make it more entertaining than using a fixed-axis diabolo.

This bearing system allows the diabolo to have a much higher rotational speed than the speed obtained with a normal diabolo.

• The cups of this model are made of flexible plastic limiting scratches during outdoor use. The other advantage of this flexibility is that the diabolo will deform itself when it falls to the ground avoiding it to break. That is what will differentiate the diabolos that are sold on our website from those that you can find in some toy shops.
• Its medium-sized cups ensure good stability and it is equipped with a wide axis allowing you to execute many tricks where the diabolo lands on your fingers or on the handsticks.

Video of Jester diabolos

The Jester diabolo with bearings is part of a larger family of Jester diabolos. I have made this short video that presents the different Jester diabolos, the video might help you better understand this version that is equipped with bearings.😋

Netjuggler's opinion on this ball bearing diabolo:

The Jester is made by the English manufacturer Juggle Dream. It is one of the cheapest ball bearing diabolo that we sell on our website. We decided to add it to our range because we were pleasantly surprised by its performances. Of course it doesn't perform as well as triple bearing diabolos, but it will give full satisfaction to beginners who wish to discover the diabolo. We greatly appreciate the fact that it is multicolored, which will allow beginners to properly visualize the rotation of the diabolo and thus facilitate their learning.

What kind of use ?

This model, the ball bearing Jester, is rather medium sized with a relatively important weight for its size. This weight will give it an excellent inertia. This will be suitable for both children, teenagers and adults.

NetJuggler's informations on ball bearing diabolos:

If you are unfamiliar with ball bearing diabolos, this is how it works: once your diabolo is on full speed mode, it will keep its rotation much longer than a normal axis diabolo. Here are some of the advantages:

• Rotation time greater than with a normal diabolo.
• Possibility to chain-trick without having to re-accelerate your diabolo.
• Wide axis to execute many tricks.
• Minimal friction between the axis and the handsticks during grind/slide tricks.
• Limited friction during the practice of the vertax (axis of the diabolo vertical).

A few drawbacks or limitations of the ball bearing system: it becomes impossible to make all the "elevator" tricks. These diabolos with bearings are not made to practice with several diabolos at the same time(except vertax), because they will spin too fast on the string compared to diabolos with normal axles. It may be necessary to change the bearing system once it's damaged, which, of course, never happens with a normal diabolo!