Flower Sticks

A variation of the devil sticks is the, "flower sticks,". The flower stick was designed to slow down the very fast movement of the heavier and shorter central baton of the traditional Devil sticks, so it could be used to learn more difficult moves and tricks, but was later found to be a fun toy in itself, although the design was not patentable.
An increasingly common 'modern' variation on stick design is that of Fiddlestix, which are made of cylindrical aluminum alloy or titanium shafts, either hollow or solid. The center stick is wrapped spirally with dense suede, butted edge-to-edge to make a smooth, suede covered 'frictive surface' and the end of the shaft is wrapped with a one to two inch (5 cm) thick layered, floppy 'tassel' of wide-cut, fringed suede. The sidesticks of a set of fiddlestix are either similarly covered with suede ('slider set' is what this is called, as the suede can help the centerstick to slide smoothly along the control stick) or are covered with surgical rubber or silicone tubing (grippier but no slide). In the case of the solid titanium baton, the surface of the stick is either machine-milled or grit-blasted, to produce the friction surface and there is no covering on the length of the center stick. This type of stick is almost universally paired with control sticks covered in a soft natural latex, silicone, or hard vulcanised rubber tubing - materials which provide varying degrees of friction against the bare metal of the baton's control surface.
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