Hyperspin T diabolo equipped with bearings

Item sold individually without the handsticks nor a string. Think about ordering them separately!

Diabolo Hyperspin T made by Diabolo Dance Theater:

This diabolo officially holds the record for the longest spinning time (ahead of Sundia's 5-bearing diabolo). It was designed by the same designer who made the very first bearing diabolo. Its axis system is unique and its cups made up of 2 molded parts make it unique in its kind. The outer structure is heavier to increase the inertia of the diabolo.

This diabolo got excellent ratings / reviews on the diabolo.ca website.

It is equipped with flexible shape memory cups. They are made of 3 different plastics, one of which is translucent allowing light to pass through.

It is one of the quietest ball bearing diabolo. The left-to-right looseness on its bearings is minimal.

What kind of use ?

For all levels, from beginner to expert diabolists. For beginner children, we recommend medium-sized diabolos which will be less heavy and less tiring to handle, especially over long sessions. The Cyclone Quartz V2 diabolo is the favorite among children.

Diabolo that we recommend for indoor use and for the stage. Does not appreciate the use on tar or gravel which could weaken the cups. The manufacturer does not offer retail spare parts for this item.

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NetJuggler's informations on the diabolo with a bearings system:

If you are unfamiliar with the triple bearings diabolos, this is how it works: once your diabolo is spinning full speed, it will keep its spinning movement much longer than a normal axis diabolo. Here are some of the advantages:

• Spinning time up to 20 times greater than normal diabolo.
• Possibility to chain-trick without having to re-accelerate your diabolo.
• Wide axis to facilitate 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).

The children and beginners will love this diabolo because its axis will allow you to execute very long grinds, thus making it possible to catch the diabolo on the handsticks or even on the fingers !

An experienced diabolist will be able to execute tricks in Excalibur (or vertax) mode, in which the diabolo will be used in a horizontal plane (with its axis to the vertical).

The teachers will have a lot of time to explain the tricks to the beginners because the diabolo won't stops spinning ! No need to be an expert to teach new tricks.

A few drawbacks or limitations of the ball bearings system: it becomes impossible to make all the "elevator" tricks. These diabolos with bearing systems 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 axys. It may be necessary to change the bearing system once it is damaged, which, of course, never happens on a normal diabolo !