The Krom Davide Pro Mod is the signature model of rider Davide, with the graphic side developed alongside Kate Weinberg (@kweinbydesign). The result is a kendama that pairs a pro-oriented setup with a recognisable visual language: blue water as a reference to flow and red fire as a nod to the drive and character of the player.

The ken is turned from maple on Krom's Freestyle shape, a ken built for creative lines where fluidity between trick and trick matters. The tama, in contrast, is made from bamboo, a less common choice inside the catalogue: bamboo brings a slightly different density from beech, with its own feel and a good tolerance to repeated impact.

The tama measures 62 mm in diameter, is finished with matte I+D paint and comes fitted with a mini bearing. As with the rest of the Pro Mod series, Krom's Weight Match Guarantee applies, capping the difference between ken and tama at seven grams so the set feels reasonably balanced from the first bounce.

The pack ships with the kendama, a spare string, string-swap tool and custom stickers for the model.

Within Krom's catalogue, the Davide Pro Mod stands as an option for intermediate and advanced players who want a kendama with enough headroom to work on competition tricks while also exploring more personal freestyle lines. The choice of bamboo for the tama and the dual water-and-fire graphic set it apart visually from the rest of the Pro Mod series, which usually leans on flatter colours.