The BSP was Anti-Yo’s first titanium yoyo. Only 75 were produced. They featured a silicone response pad, the iPad, created by team member Ryosuke Iwasawa. It also was the first yoyo to use Anti-Yo’s new axle system, which allowed the bearing to sit on a smooth surface. Each BSP included a handmade Denim pouch made by DocPop.
Sonny’s Personal BSP with Ant engravings
Anti-Yo also had a BSP giveaway on instructables.com. Below is a copy of the contest information.
“Attention yoyo enthusiasts! Want to win a $350 limited edition BSP yoyo from Anti-Yo, before it hits the market? Instructables is teaming up with Anti-Yo for the Worldwide Video Yoyo Contest, so pull out your video camera and get to work!Simply post a 30-second video of your best tricks, along with a bit of advice on how to successfully pull them off, and you could win one of only 60 BSP yo-yos ever made, or a $100 gift certificate from yoyoguy.com or yoyonation.com along with some Instructables gear. The BSP won’t even be in stores until the end of February so unless you work for Anti-Yo this is your first chance to get your hands on this titanium beauty. Anti-Yo has been putting out high-quality yo-yos for the past couple years and the BSP continues their fine tradition of craftsmanship. The BSP is made from titanium with one half coated in zirconium nitrate. The BSP has a Difeo brand Konkave bearing for smoothness and iPads for response. With only 60 of these out there this is indeed a limited edition.So how do you win it?What we want to see from you is a 30-second video of your best tricks along with a bit of advice on how to pull one of them off. The advice goes into the text box below the video, so you don’t have to worry about crazy voice-overs. You can enter two videos into the contest. Read down the page for more details.Since Instructables does not host videos, the video must be posted on another video hosting site first. The list of possible sites includes YouTube, yoyoing.com, Google Video, and others . You can see the full list of sites when you start a new video. After it’s hosted you will use the embed code to place it onto Instructables.This is a speed contest so you only have two weeks to get your video in. Don’t sleep on this one — practice hard, and show us what you’ve got!”