A throw good at horizontal?

Yo-Yo Reviews Looking for Help/Recommendation
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Wondering if you anyone could reccomend a metal throw good at horizontal for around 40-55 dollars. I would prefer a mid to full sized throw, thanks!

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if you go up a bit there’s the genesis and superwide.

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Any other suggestions? I was looking at the di base

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I am by no means an expert on horizontal throwing, but from my limited experience I would suggest a full to oversized H-shaped yo-yo with a nice gap on it to learn on. I say this because I had never been able to do a horizontal bind until I tried it on my code1, and it was really easy for me with that yo-yo. The code1 isn’t in that price range but you could find something you will like for cheaper that has the same traits I’m sure.

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H shaped or V shaped are good at horizotals. My JK can handle them very well, it is a very nice yoyo for 21 dollars.

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Thanks guys, I can already do quite a bit of horizontal stuff, it was really tough to learn with a dv 888. Any body tried the di base?

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Go with YYR.

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Anything low-walled will do. The DV888 is highwalled, the Di Base would probably be decent at it. It’s also about practice though, just as much as it is about the yoyo. A good player can do horizontal tricks on anything, and while a low-walled, stable yoyo is preferred, it’s not necessary. A concave bearing will also help slightly.

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V shape tends to be good.
ie: any of hiroyuki’s signatures, werrd irony, yyr, mvp, etc
also oversized tends to help.

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ilyy trvth

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Duncan ech or sfx are amazingly good at horizontal

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The rec rev mangaroo