
Chandler Steele’s trick vocabulary got more extreme, so his signature yo-yo had to evolve with it. Aftermath is his second tri-material model with UNPRLD, backed by a third-place finish at Worlds and a runner-up finish at US Nationals, built to complement his push into faster, more dynamic play.
Aftermath borrows Cognizance’s rim construction to balance stability against speed, giving Chandler room to stay precise even while pushing his body to the edge. It runs slightly wider than his previous signature, Oblivion, and swaps the outermost rim material from polycarbonate to POM, a change that keeps things moving with more agility. The weighty presence and precise control that made Oblivion a favorite carry over untouched, but Aftermath adds real speed and refines stability further, sharpening that balance between raw power and mobility.
Built directly on Oblivion’s foundation, Aftermath is made for players chasing dynamic, aggressive play without sacrificing control along the way. This is where Chandler’s game is headed next, ready for you to follow.













