3 Pack Jumbo Cobra Spinning Top Set with 3 Assorted Color Toma Todo Mexican Traditional Game Trompos Mexicanos Cometa de Plastico con Lanzador de Cuerda Incluido Perinolas Incluidas Durable Metal Tips

LAUNCHING STRINGS INCLUDED - Each jumbo cobra spinning top includes a string that functions and a trompo launcher. Each Trompo can be opened by pressing each side in order to extract the string. It may take a little bit of practice to dominate the basic trompo spinning top launch and then a little bit of more practice to achieve the most complex tricks. These spining tops can be considered profesional as they include a metal tip that will assure its durability and precision launches.

THE AUTENTIC PLASTIC TROMPO - This is the real deal when you speak about mexican trompos. The spinning tops are manufactured in mexico and will serve for great entertainment at a mexican fiesta or party. These plastic trompos are the modern version of the traditional wooden craft. The package brings three jumbo cobra pieces which are jumbo sized tops and also three toma todo perinolas that can also spin your fun at other traditional board games and even drinking games.

BRING BACK MEMORIES - These are the classic ones and authentic. Manufactured in Mexico by Cometa. Youngsters would spend the whole day playing with wooden ones in the streets whether it was in Mexico or NY trompos have been an important part of latino culture. Embrace your roots through play and teach the trompo traditional game to the new generations as a fun grand father gift. El regalo perfecto que trae memorias de la infancia con el clasico trompo mexicano.

TROMPOS & TOMA TODO - A Trompo is a top which is spun by winding a length of string around the body, and launching it so that lands spinning on its point. These toys are popular in Latin America where the name trompo emerged, but there are many different local names. In Spain, these toys may be called trompo or peonza, perinola, and pirinola. In the Philippines, they are called trumpo. There is historical evidence suggesting the existence of trompos as early as 4000 BCE.