SUPERwide | Miracle | Monster Compare shots

finally got the time to get these photos posted.

comparison between the Aoda Miracle, and its rebranded doppleganger YYF SUPERwide, and the refined version, YYF Monster. Some said the YYF SUPERwide plays nothing like the Aoda Miracle, and don't expect the Miracle to play as good as the SUPERwide. I played with both and personally feel they're of not much difference in terms of playability. but there is, however, some parts that are visually different if it affects your choice in buying any of these. so you can click to enlarge the image and get a better look.

below are:

SUPERwide | Miracle | MONSTER

MONSTER | Miracle | SUPERwide

the Monster is a everything refined from a Miracle/SUPERwide,
the bearing seat, the shape everything, so we'll leave that aside.

the main difference between the Miracle and a SUPERwide, i feel, would be the bearing seat itself. i won't say much, the pictures explains the best i guess.

so here are all the pictures i took, i hope they help you in any way possible.

YYF SUPERwide & Aoda Miracle different?

looking at this video of Chen Jia Lin freestyling, it reminds me of the speculation about whether the YYF SUPERwide plays the same as Aoda Miracle.
this is just what i think and guess, its seems like a SUPERwide/Miracle that Kuyos is using in the freestyle, but i think YYF haven't not come out with a yellow/gold SUPERwide yet, but what Kuyos have in his hand is a Red/Gold yoyo, SUPERwide is red, Miracle is gold, if they plays alot different, and will affect play that much, Kuyos probably wouldn't match them together, yea?

or maybe it affects but Kuyos does it anyway, he's good enough to handle them.

Aoda Immortal Star

here's some photos of the Aoda Immortal Star for those who are interested~

instruction on how to assemble it into a yoyo.

accessories and stuffs.

keychain mode.

take apart. to take apart you simply just turn the halves, and remoe the long axle, the axle thats used to assemble the yoyo is another one, a shorter one.

here's how you assemble it into a yoyo, just a rough idea...
you can choose to assemble it with the stacks that came with it, but its pretty common, so i only took pictures of the metal "stacks", which is part of the ball mode body...
just slot it in. its that easy.

take the crosshead screw that came with it, screw it into the hubstack post.

like this. yea, you actually will need a tool to do it when you're outside assembling it. tool not included.

and then you put on their KK bearing.

do the same for the other half's hubstack post, and screw the halves together, and here you go, a yoyo.

its pretty heavy, but you could use the stack kit if you want it lighter.

this yoyo reminds me of a few yoyos, the YYF 888 for one because of its shape and size and of course hubstacks, and the Hspin Pyro, because of the laser engravement and the side profile a little similar too... and of course, the Card from S.Kon, the idea is similar.

I'm wondering if YYF would rebrand this, it would be great, but its hard to refine considering Aoda's using the simpler way of getting things done when assembling it into a yoyo, they uses screws, the screw head is big enough to hold the hubstack bearing in place, while YYF uses th o-ring to hold the hubstack bearing in place... they probably can just switch to using o-ring if they rebrand it but i don't know if it'll affect anything, the long axle that hold the parts together when its in keychain mode may cause a problem, i'm guessing.

Aoda undersized yoyo

was visiting YoYoSkills and it reminds me of something i've been wanting to share but kept forgetting.

the Aoda undersized yoyo, i don't know its name yet though...

pictures first...

 its the same size as Pixy fro Dream-Yo. I've never touch a Tarasque so i'm not sure if its the same size, but i was told it is. and its shape and design sure reminds me of the General-Yo Mini Star.
even Aoda's logo looks like the 5Star logo but thats just plain coincident, thats not something Aoda copied. one thing i have to say about this yoyo is, it plays. most mini yoyos kinda throw outwards, and hardly really playable, this one however, plays wonderful, it handles trick like a normal sized yoyo.

great.

Kuyos Chan aka Chen Jia Lin

make a name for himself doing the rotating Eli Hop during AP2010, and later produced the Miracle(the now refined & rebranded SUPERwide) by Aoda.
Chen Jia Lin will be featured a the YYF SUPERwide video if i'm not mistaken, however, i don't know if YYF will market the SUPERwide as Chen Jia Lin's signature yoyo.

Aoda super wide yoyo

i don't know the name of this yoyo.
but its super wide...

Aoda Yoyo

saw these from Walter's FB minutes ago.

a yoyo from Aoda.

with that shape design, and that Aoda logo... it sure reminds me of the General-Yo 5 Star.a

Aoda and Auldey still at it.

new products from Aoda and Auldey.

you see the "synergy", and alot other bootlegs.