This is my thinking as well, we get spoiled because ABSOLUTELY PERFECT ZERO VIBE is quite attainable today, even … dare I say… common?
The flip side is that a tiny amount of vibe you can only feel on fingernail really does not matter to play at all…
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Not me.
Lol, I bet Keiran doesnt actually compete with “broken” yoyos. Though I did remember seeing a pro yoyoer (Evan I think) say that he likes to compete with a dinged yoyo because he can feel the spin and gauge how much time he has left on the spin. Though I just got done watching his video on the Edge Beyond, and apparently he now does that judgement with the view of a fade colorwat. I get it though, the pressure on stage may make you want to feel the yoyo so you can judge the state of your yoyo. But when im just playing casually, I like smooooth. I want to minimize vibe always.
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yes that was Evan.
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I think they should just bend the axle, yoyo still looks like an A grade.
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The Northstar Jensen Kimmitt used was vibey as heck. But then again so are most of the Northstars.
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