From Featherspin:
“The Osprey: Inspired by the bird that looks elegant from a distance but is actually a hyper-focused murder-seagull with wings. The Osprey yo-yo carries that same chaotic professionalism. Throwback to classic competition form with the talons of modern engineering. It doesn’t just cut through air; it owns it. Every spin feels like a dive in perfect control.”
From Rewind:
“This is a 7075 aluminum monometal model, featuring the largest catch zone among Sengoku’s models (as of this yo-yo’s release).
The active width, maximized within the total body width, is ideal for tricks requiring large movements and simple mounts. Despite its sharp appearance, it allows for light and floaty yo-yo play.
It’s perfect for one-hand string tricks, and the manufacturer also recommends it for counterweight play.”
From Sengoku:
“This is a powerful, midsize, and wide yo-yo. The ridges make rejections and grinds a joy, while minimizing string friction with the walls.
The performance is there, it gets the job done just as well as any other wide bimetal.
It just does it in a way that stands out.
A true distillation of Sengoku’s core philosophy.”
From Alchemik:
“Enter the Chaku–the signature model of Ty McClellan, perhaps better known as @beverchakus. Drawing inspiration from the 2010s, Ty set out to create the perfect 3A titanium throw, something with deliberate heft—stable, powerful, and built to hold its ground through the longest, most demanding combos.
Its 72.5-gram frame offers rock-solid stability without sacrificing flow. The finely machined inner ring grind cavity is unlike any IRG you’ve felt before, making thumb grinds simpler, smoother, and more stable. A Matador-style spike invites advanced maneuvers and adds a distinctive edge to its profile.
Every curve, cut, and gram of the Chaku reflects Ty’s approach to yo-yoing: confident, precise, and unapologetically bold. Whether you’re chasing clean, high-speed 3A tricks or savoring the feel of a throw that channels the best of a bygone era, the Chaku is ready to deliver.
From Alchemik:
“Evolving from our first release, The Tyrant, The Gaia represents a refined return to our origins—reimagined in Grade 5 titanium and fitted with a C Bearing for a smoother, more deliberate feel. More than an upgrade in materials, it’s a transformation in experience: Grade 5 titanium delivers a density, balance, and tactile presence that is immediately apparent—cool to the touch, solid in hand, and unmistakably premium. At the center of the cup, a precision-engraved logo is executed with tight tolerances and finished seamlessly into the surface, serving as a quiet signature of the machining precision and restraint that define The Gaia. Every interaction, from the first spin to prolonged play, reflects a level of intention and refinement designed for collectors who value nuance and uncompromising quality.
Why Titanium Grade 5?
Titanium Grade 5 (Ti-6Al-4V) stands apart from other titanium grades because it is a true performance alloy. By combining titanium with aluminum and vanadium, Grade 5 achieves exceptional strength while remaining remarkably lightweight—far stronger than commercially pure titanium without sacrificing corrosion resistance. This unique balance of durability, precision, and longevity makes Grade 5 the gold standard for aerospace, medical, and high-performance applications where materials are expected to perform flawlessly under stress.”
