If you put the enjoyment level of this yoyo on a graph, it’d be an exponential function where the Y is the enjoyment and the X is the age of the player.
It sucks major league buns for modern tricks but they’re… doable. It is unresponsive after all.
But it is fun. Oldheads rejoice.
Play: Oldhead
Power: Average Speed: Fast Controllability: Average Stability: Needs Babying
Value: Terrible Bind: Snaggy Sturdiness: Metal Baseball
If you can buy this yoyo you’re in a different tax bracket than me. Consider donating your cordovan leather boots and Versace sunglasses to someone who needs them (me). At least it’s good. Felt kinda hollow and nimble; not particularly solid but still good and generally capable.
Play: Everyone
Power: Average Speed: Fast Controllability: Easy Stability: Average
Value: lmao Bind: Average Sturdiness: Average(???)
Fast yoyo but its size is restrictive, making it hard to land tricks. It felt like playing with an undersized yoyo.
Play assessment might be a bit off because it’s been actual months since I played with this yoyo, I made notes for yoyos I tried with their ratings at worlds
Play: Competitive
Power: Average Speed: Fast Controllability: Average Stability: Average
Value: Average (good with the sales) Bind: Average Sturdiness: Average
I wanted to love this yoyo so badly. I truly did. But it’s just too heavy feeling for me. Felt sluggish and like it was lagging behind my movements, otherwise, it’s a GREAT bimetal.
Play assessment might be a bit off because it’s been actual months since I played with this yoyo, I made notes for yoyos I tried with their ratings at worlds
Play: Competitive
Power: Powerful Speed: Sluggish Controllability: Direct Control Stability: Built Different
Value: Average Bind: Average Sturdiness: Play Hard
