Why is the diabolo Circus from Henrys so great? In general, diabolos come in all sizes, colors and shapes. And when you buy them, you think to yourself, ” they all look the same – one axle, two half-shells, it doesn’t matter which one I take.” It’s not quite that simple. It’s important not to get it wrong when buying a diabolo. Crucial characteristics can affect how you play. Small diabolos are lighter and can therefore be thrown very high. Large diabolos are easier to catch and control due to their wide axis. And therefore, size has a significant impact on the overall playing experience.
The Diabolo Circus from Henrys is one of the largest diabolos and therefore scores enormously. I myself play it most of the time and was able to celebrate my greatest successes with this diabolo. In the following I will show you the main advantages of this diabolo.
1. Big, bigger, Circus from Henrys
The size of the diabolo Circus guarantees better control compared to smaller diabolos. The control applies to all tricks. Both versatile knot and for daredevil around-the-world/high-throw combos finally end up catching the diabolo safely back in the string. The wide axis increases the probability many times over. Due to its size, the diabolo Circus from Henrys is ultimately also great for stage use.
Caution for professionals who put it on
If you want to play extended combos, you have to manage without additional momentum for a long time. For this use, a diabolo with ball bearings is best suited, since here a constant drive can be maintained without renewed momentum. The same applies to extensive suicide trick combinations, in which the sticks are swung around the diabolo many times. Bearing diabolos are also better suited for this than the diabolo Circus.
2. The Klitschko among the diabolos
Another important advantage of the diabolo Circus from Henrys is its weight. On the one hand, you feel the diabolo better, so to speak, because it is heavier in the string. This makes it easier to guide and control. In addition, due to its two hard half-shells, the diabolo is extremely robust. So if you’re looking for a diabolo that is primarily intended for learning new tricks and can also take a beating, then the diabolo Circus is the first choice. When I teach myself new tricks, this is the diabolo I predominantly use.
3. Several diabolos at the same time? Definitely!
The diabolo Circus from Henrys is also very suitable for playing with several diabolos. Because of the size and the weight and the resulting feeling you can practice playing with 2, 3 or 4 diabolos at the same time. Since the diabolos sometimes collide with each other, the damage is very low due to the indestructibility of the diabolos.
Is this colossus also suitable for children?
For children up to 12 years of age, I recommend a diabolo that is about the same size as the Diabolo Circus, but lighter in the string. This will relieve the wrists in the long term when playing regularly. In this regard, the diabolo Vision from Henrys is ideal for children.
All in all, the Circus is an absolute all-rounder and ideal for teenagers and adults who need a training and/or show diabolo or want to play with several diabolos at once. So if you are a beginner and can’t decide, choose the Circus and you have made a good decision. If you have any questions about the diabolo Circus or general questions about tricks and diabolos, please let me know. If you are looking for a good beginner trick, feel free to check out the small knot. I wish you another good day & happy playing.
Best regards
Bastian
The Diabolo Circus from Henrys
