Iāve also tried the search function on this and other popular yoyo sites. There arenāt any detailed reviews of this thing yet. In addition, 99% of the search results come back with threads about āRevolutionsā as in, the yoyo trick.
Maybe you should follow your own advice and try the search function before you jump on someone about asking a question.
I agree, there has been one review and I donāt think it had much about the play or the generic sounding, Oh it doesnāt play fast, but itās not like a clunker or something. Uh yeah, I just went and read it, it didnāt have much on the speed or anything.
Also this thread could have people who own a Revolution but havenāt provided a review could come in and provide their take on how it plays.
Iām curious to hear more thoughts on this yo as well. It has a good price and its specs are in line with a solid performing yo, but I havenāt read anything beyond the 1 review about it.
To me, I donāt really think itās this big. I mean, itās not like YYJ is the first to think that there could be 2 different bearing types in 1 yoyo. Weāve all thought about it. But what is the real advantage? I would pretty much keep it on C all the time. Other than that, Iām not sure on the whole New stability thing, but aside from that, It looks like a typical YYJ hybrid.
Stop being such a prickā¦
seriously, I have found 2 reviews on this forum for the revolution. Why donāt you try the search button?
You came to the forum around 3 days ago, and youāre already talking as if you are a moderator. Seriously, you arenāt better then anyone, you arenāt a mod, you arenāt an eXpert, you donāt have the right to demoralize an individual asking for opinions. Quite frankly, most of your 30 summit posts have no point. Quite frankly, Iām surprised you havenāt been banned yet. If your post doesnāt contribute, donāt post. You need to earn your respect here, we donāt know you and if you donāt step in line, we donāt careā¦
OT: All metal rimmed yyjās are awesome, of course, the latest metal rimmed takes a whole new step in versatility. I think of the revolution as a non-slimline flying v.
I got a chance to play with the Revolution today and in my opinion it plays much different than the three other yyj hybrids I own. The yoyo doesnāt have as soft a landing at the bottom of the string due to the metal throughout the body. It feels very heavy and solid and is fast. It is also very stable. I really like this yoyo