I use devilsticks for spinning instead of using the 2 hand sticks. I think this is the best one I've ever used, perfect for baton twirlers, the way it is shaped means it does not slide down your fingers when spinning and the anodised red paint stands up to burning and most punishment with ease.
The tapers last well and burn nicely with nice screws so you can replace tapers. The only possible slight problem is the weight as the previous reviewer said, I have been practising spinning for 4 years and I found it easy to spin but I could understand if beginners found it a bit heavy but then enough practise and it's unnoticeable.
I got my brother to give it a go with handsticks and he said it was a bit heavy but the slim design in the middle meant that it could be cast, spun and manipulated easily.
I would reccomend this devilstick completely, I think it's a steal at £35 I would use these professionally as well if I was going to do a show for work. I may recommend buying 2, one for practise and one for work if you do have a job fire performing.

The Falcon Fire is wonderfully built and will take a beating. Doesn't dent or nick it to drop it even on concrete. That's the good news. The bad news is you're going to be dropping it all the time. The slick metal coating outside and the HEAVY weight make it almost impossible to control. I've been playing with devil sticks for most of my life and this is the hardest set I've ever had to work with.