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A Little History

It was in the 19th and 20th centuries that this device arrived in Mexican factories and workshops, with little knowledge of its success.

The first models were created from guava or mesquite wood and carved like a headless iron nail. They began selling in large quantities in hardware stores.

It was in 1963 that the first plastic spinning tops appeared and were advertised on television.

In 1975, through the Duncan brand, spinning tops began to gain popularity in Mexico.

Tournaments then began, through which many people won money and became recognizable to the general public.

The Spinning Top Today

Today, it's strange to think that most children wouldn't prefer to sit and play for several hours on a console or tablet. The days when we went outside to play and have fun with friends are long gone.

One of the reasons this traditional toy hasn't died out is due to Trompos Cometa, which since 1992 has been working on incorporating new ideas and manufacturing mechanisms to create more sophisticated tops.

This brand not only manufactures tops, but also organizes tournaments and uploads tutorials to its social media to promote the use of this wonderful toy. This is why, even today, there are children who are the happiest playing with this magical product.

At La Casa de las Golosinas, we didn't want to miss the opportunity to bring you a wide range of models with very different prices and qualities, so you can find the one that best suits your needs.

Models for all audiences

Cometa tops first saw the light of day in 1992, when the spinning top was still at its peak.

Its fame was due to the creation of successful models, the Cobra and the Diamante, which were introduced with great popularity in Spain, as well as in countries like Hungary and Slovakia.

The Cobra and Diamante models are still very much alive despite the passage of time, and through them have emerged models such as the Cobra King (a homogeneous alternative to the Cobra) and the Diamantín (a smaller and more affordable version of the Diamante).

Recognizable models such as the Orion, the King Turbo, and the Hornet are also included in a catalog that can meet any need based on features and prices.

Technology has also played a role in the world of spinning tops. We can even find spinning tops with LEDs that make them glow when you spin them, as is the case with the new Turbo Flash model.