What is the difference between a devil stick and a flower stick?

A flower stick has tassels or weighted ends that slow its movement, which many beginners find easier than a plain devil stick.

Can adults use a devil sticks set?

Yes, most full-size sets are made for teens and adults, while shorter sets are made for children.

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Devil sticks

Engage in rhythmic manipulation with these captivating sticks, perfect for developing dexterity and creative movement.

A dynamic devil sticks set has a centre stick that is kept in the air by tapping it with two hand sticks. It suits kids, teens and adults who enjoy rhythm and movement, and it gives them a lively backyard or rec room skill to learn over the holidays.

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Why devil sticks make a good gift

Keeping the centre stick moving builds a satisfying rhythm fairly quickly.
Tricks like propellers and flips give learners a long list of new goals.
It works as a shared family activity, with everyone taking turns trying tricks.

What to look for

Whether the centre stick has flower tassels, which slow it down for beginners.
Grip coating on the hand sticks, such as silicone or rubber, for better control.
Stick length and weight, with shorter, lighter sets suiting younger or smaller hands.

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Questions people ask

What is the difference between a devil stick and a flower stick?: A flower stick has tassels or weighted ends that slow its movement, which many beginners find easier than a plain devil stick.
Can adults use a devil sticks set?: Yes, most full-size sets are made for teens and adults, while shorter sets are made for children.

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