Kromski Sonata Magnetic Jumbo Flyer Set | Large Capacity Upgrade
د.إ520.55 – د.إ547.11Price range: د.إ520.55 through د.إ547.11
Go big without the hassle with the Kromski Sonata Magnetic Jumbo Flyer Set. This all-in-one conversion kit features a massive 18mm (0.7″) orifice and the specialized magnetic whorl system, designed for the fastest ‘snap-on’ changes in the industry. Whether you are core-spinning thick art yarns or plying massive ‘super-skeins,’ this set provides the heavy-duty capacity you need with the convenience of a tool-free, magnetic connection.
The “Snap-and-Scale” Revolution
In 2026, the modern spinner values efficiency. Traditionally, switching from a standard flyer to a jumbo setup on a folding wheel involved unthreading shafts and resetting drive bands. The Magnetic Jumbo Flyer Set changes the game. By utilizing industrial-grade rare-earth magnets, the flyer simply “clicks” into place. You can switch from spinning delicate lace on your regular flyer to plying a massive project on the Jumbo setup in under five seconds.
Designed for the “Art Yarn” Architect
The Sonata is beloved for its portability, but the Jumbo Flyer expands its soul. The 18mm orifice is specifically shaped to allow uncarded locks, “beehives,” and thick core-spun textures to pass through without catching. When paired with the high-capacity Jumbo Bobbin, you can create continuous, join-free strands of designer yarn that would overwhelm a standard setup. It turns your compact travel wheel into a serious art-yarn machine.
The Production Plying Advantage
For weavers and knitters, the benefit is in the volume. The Jumbo Bobbin holds nearly double the yarn of a standard Kromski bobbin. This set includes a specially sized front maiden (post) to accommodate the larger flyer circumference, ensuring that even with a heavy, full load of yarn, the Sonata remains perfectly balanced and whisper-quiet. The sliding hook system ensures that every millimeter of that extra space is used for an even, professional wind.

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