$1 Dollar YoYo Vs $1000 Dollar YoYo | Does Price Really Matter?

Your new yoyo looks so good

Thanks, it’s been in the works for quite awhile and I’m am excited to get it into the world!

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Can’t wait to try it

Hi Cotton, could you send me a private chat, i would like to speak "businussss":rofl:, not really just a couple of things i would like to speak about.

If you buy a $1 yoyo qne modify it you no longer have a $1 yoyo. pyrotechnic charges $15 plus shipping for his originally cheap yoyo.

Frankly my personal feelings are that anything less than $10-$15 is junk and not worth the effort, and I set a limit of $100 on any high end yoyo a long time ago and never spent more that $90 on any yoyo I have owned. Perfectly happy with all that I have from a number of YYJ Journeys to Dif-e-yos, HSPINS, and Anti-Yos.

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Yeah I know. Would be cool to see how one plays though. Have you played one?

You think the n12 and Krystal is junk?

No, I haven’t, though they look interesting and I am familiar with his work.

Have never tried a MYY.

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Oh okay I was wondering cause those 2 are great yoyos and can get for $10-15

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Not sure about N12, but the Krystal is pretty great. Their Y-03 Hertz is surprisingly good, as well, especially for the price. Had an N11, though, and it was so hard to use, compared other yo-yos. Spin time and weight distribution were terrible on that one.

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At this point we all know there are $15 yo-yos that can do all you want from them, and in some cases they are many years old, It seems to me quality control could be an issue, but it’s not like a yo-yo has many moving parts. A $15 yo-yo will not hold your skills back if you choose a good design…

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Had a Carpfin that I sold, was as smooth as any $100 yo-yo. Pretty amazing really.
Sold because I prefer slightly smaller diameters.

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This is true indeed!