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philipi56 Regular user grand rapids, MI 142 Posts |
What size and type diabolo would you recommend for a beginner? Thanks, Philip
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Lithix Regular user Tempe, AZ 168 Posts |
I think bigger is better for a beginner. I'd go with a soft rubber one from Henry's. Or one of those big Renegades.
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Jewls Veteran user Michigan-USA 360 Posts |
I agree the larger size and weight does make it easier to handle. Babash (SP) makes a good Diabolo, too. Henry's has a hard plastic beach diabolo that is inexpensive and a little lighter; however it's a good beginner's diabolo.
I love the diabolo folies videos, and there is a website posted here too...Read all of the posts! I have a couple of tiny diabolos that are much harder to keep the spin for tricks. :xmastree:
Jewls
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philipi56 Regular user grand rapids, MI 142 Posts |
Once I get a 5 inch Henry's Circus, am I going to want to get a 4 inch one later though? Thanks
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Pokie-Poke Special user Bensalem, PA 883 Posts |
I don't use my smaller diablos anymore. Having played with 2" on up, 5" is best, I think.
But remember, the diablo is a toy, a very fun toy. You will want the whole set!!
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philipi56 Regular user grand rapids, MI 142 Posts |
Thanks so much, Philip
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