The Story
Sundia Evo G2 Fixed Axle Diabolo
A Ryo design, his latest work, the "Evolution G2 Plus Ryo Yaba is the designer for all Sundia products. The Evolution G2 Plus diabolo has a new center which is an upgrade from the original Evolution G2. The axle's center has a metal string tracking center with hard anodized aluminum cups (the black section), making up the rest of the axle greatly reduces string and stick friction on the axle. It also reduces string discoloration, as the anodized center does not blacken the string.
What really makes this diabolo unique is that is has a teflon inserted ring added to the cup. This is done so the point at which the string touches the inside of the cup it hits this teflon ring. This ring is very slippery, making adjusting the angle of the diabolo with the string is easier. This is important when doing 2-3 diabolos at the same time. In the photo of the green diabolo the teflon ring is the black ring on the cup. This diabolo also has an increased outer weight distribution. The outside edge of the cup is thicker pushing the centrifical force of the diabolo on the outside edge more. This is by far the most advanced diabolo made, and really makes a difference for advanced player.
For more information on how to choose adiabolo look at our Jugglng Guide and Tips section at the bottom of the footer on the home page.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
Sundia Evo G2 Fixed Axle Diabolo
A Ryo design, his latest work, the "Evolution G2 Plus Ryo Yaba is the designer for all Sundia products. The Evolution G2 Plus diabolo has a new center which is an upgrade from the original Evolution G2. The axle's center has a metal string tracking center with hard anodized aluminum cups (the black section), making up the rest of the axle greatly reduces string and stick friction on the axle. It also reduces string discoloration, as the anodized center does not blacken the string.
What really makes this diabolo unique is that is has a teflon inserted ring added to the cup. This is done so the point at which the string touches the inside of the cup it hits this teflon ring. This ring is very slippery, making adjusting the angle of the diabolo with the string is easier. This is important when doing 2-3 diabolos at the same time. In the photo of the green diabolo the teflon ring is the black ring on the cup. This diabolo also has an increased outer weight distribution. The outside edge of the cup is thicker pushing the centrifical force of the diabolo on the outside edge more. This is by far the most advanced diabolo made, and really makes a difference for advanced player.
For more information on how to choose adiabolo look at our Jugglng Guide and Tips section at the bottom of the footer on the home page.
