Wednesday, June 30, 2010
came across this at the OneDrop Forum,
supposingly an new oversized yoyo from One Drop.
but i personally think... One Drop yoyos have always been pretty undersized? so, shouldn't this be normal size? correct me if i'm wrong.
even it its normal size, i think its good, SY reps have been hoping One Drop come out with a normal sized yoyo, keep visiting the One Drop Forum to get yourself updated.
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
Hyper Yoyo WindOrbit
photo from Buko's Blog.
WindOrbit, aka Duncan's Speed Beetles.
Labels: 2010, duncan, hyper, speed beetle, windorbit
BIGGUP TO 44CLASH
Kohta shared this with me yesterday but i was busy with something else, sorry!
so here it is.
Labels: 44clash
YoYoJam Revolution
The Revolution features YoYoJams all new “Solid Spin™” high grade aluminum axle system. Machined specifically for YoYoJam this axle is completely unique in construction. It brings the metal rimmed yo-yo together as if it was a completely solid metal body resulting in a very stable yo-yo. This new construction also allows for two bearing sizes to be used as you progress from your first throw to the most complex string tricks. The Revolution ships with a standard bearing installed which allows the yo-yo to be more responsive for beginner to intermediate play. When you are ready to move on to more complex tricks, simply change to the Speed bearing included in the package to move up to an unresponsive yo-yo capable of the most complex string tricks.
The Revolution features a tough polycarbonate body with machined aluminum weight rings. It has a comfortable fit in the hand and a smooth, stable spin at all times. Grant Johnson designed this yo-yo with YoYoJam to bring players a yo-yo that moves effortlessly through the air and on the string. His tricks are always “big” and the Revolution is the one yo-yo built to handle them.
Grant Johnson - Revolution
Labels: revolution, yoyojam, yyj
Monday, June 28, 2010
YYJ x Takeshi A.I.
photos from SPINGEAR!
these are prototypes. some of you have seen more of these during AP.
from my understanding, this one is clear anodised... and, caps can be removed, but not advisable to put finger in cap hole during spin, may cut finger. caps with hole aren't confirmed yet, maybe production will be different, for now, only SPINGEAR has stocks for these, so if you're getting one, ytr removing the caps for play, or u could replace the caps with a DM's. lets wait for more info about it!
Dream-Yo Pixy
Dream-Yo sent me this.
an undersized, mini yoyo, ala flea, but large bearing!
reminds me of one.
opening up....
now to size comparison to a 07 888, i was thinking why didn't i take a shot of it next to a flea...
i should take one soon, but mine is a old Flea, not the 2010 one. but yea, its just to compare the size. will take one soon alright...
for now, here's one with 07 888.
so... this thing needs a little getting used to.
feels heavy for its size. pretty long spin after breaking in, and once got used to throw.
spins long enough to complete simple combo, or even complex combo if you have good controls, National Champion Christopher Chia did lotsa combos with it. i was wowed.
front throw's hard to control, for me atleast, it goes out~
trapeze throw's alright, once u get the angle right, its nice, its so much more easier to get used to compared to front throw. i personally feel its due to its large bearing, a tad bit too large for the yoyo's size? its a working yoyo, but i feel the bearing size and the yoyo halves size should be proportionate. i feel if the bearing is slightly smaller, say, hspin size? or even duncan size, it'll probably have a more normal throw.
i try to do a few things with it, flop, it works, grinds, it works, i just did finger grinds though, no arm, no palm. palm shouldn't be a problem?
lacerations, normal and counter, both's fine.
regens are hard for me. it does regen, but to me, it feels like i'm not controlling it, it just comes back and goes out. front style to side style regens, the yoyos goes down, due to weight. protrusion wonder, thumbmount wonder? yea i guess so, i suck at both, but i manage to do a little of both, but of course... its mini!!!
this is definitely not a competition yoyo, its meant to be a pocket yoyo, even smaller than a Dingo, for sure, its already smaller than a 888. one thing "positive" about this yoyo is it accept normal strings, rather thn specially made thin string like YYF Flea's. so if you wanna try something very small, playable, this is worth considering getting, but i think its bigger than the Flea though. price... sorry, no idea yet? i'll post it together with the Pixy/Flea comparison photo when i get the price. hopefully video soon~
Sunday, June 27, 2010
Friday, June 25, 2010
Dream-Yo Lion
latest Dream-Yo yoyo in the making, Lion.
Specs:
Weight (g): 68.50
Width (mm): 42.00
Diameter: 56.00
Bearing Size (Inside x Outside x Width):
.250 x .500 x .187 (Stainless steel)
Gap Width (mm): 4.80
Gap Type Fixed
Stock Response System Silicon Sticker
Width (mm): 42.00
Diameter: 56.00
Bearing Size (Inside x Outside x Width):
.250 x .500 x .187 (Stainless steel)
Gap Width (mm): 4.80
Gap Type Fixed
Stock Response System Silicon Sticker
the Dream-Yo Wing was a pretty good yoyo, but this one looks even better.
pretty heavy at 68+g, stock response, i think, should be a yellow translucent looking silicon ring pad. lets hope you guys get to try this one out.
pretty heavy at 68+g, stock response, i think, should be a yellow translucent looking silicon ring pad. lets hope you guys get to try this one out.
while we're still on the topic of Dream-Yo... Pixy pictures will be up soon!
Thursday, June 24, 2010
Turning Point Singapore
Team Turning Point Singapore is proud to announce that we are releasing exclusive T-Shirts featuring the new Turning Point logo!
The shirts are still going at the promotional price of SGD$19, get them, WHILE STOCKS LAST! A number of the 1st batch have been sold at SYYC already, so they are really in limited quantity!
Check out the photo album to see how the T-Shirt looks like!
More on FACEBOOK!
Additionally, the team members have done up a short promotional video to showcase the Leviathan II as well as the RT (and how nice the shirt looks…).
Please direct your enquiries and orders to either Jaslyn (98762303, death_knight93@hotmail.com) or Marcus (82287626, slyfan3@hotmail.com).
Both of us will be down at Spinworkx this coming Saturday, 26 June from 2pm onwards to meet up anyone who wants to buy the shirt (please text us to notify).
Labels: singapore, tp, turning point
Yomerica Industries
Aman Sircus wants you guys to know Yomerica drops on YoyoExpert later today!
Labels: spindustry, yomerica
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
Sunday, June 20, 2010
ionlysleepintheboatonceanight
a video featuring SPYY member Guy Wright, using his SPYY Pro!
Labels: guy wright, pocket pros, spyy
Saturday, June 19, 2010
Friday, June 18, 2010
Yoyo:Recreation new line-ups
many new yoyos from YY:R seen at JN2010, photos from Lau Hin Hang's FB.
many NEW exciting yoyos, i believe not all are shown. YY:R fans, time to save some cash!
Labels: 2010, yoyorecreation, yyr