Best Competition V shaped yoyos?

Yo-Yo Reviews Looking for Help/Recommendation
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I’m looking for a competition yoyo with a defined V shape. Any suggestions would be great.

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The Marco was Yoyojoe’s preferred comp throw for some time.

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It was until he got the bind and then he liked it better. His Marco was his competition throw for quite some time, probably at least 2 years I believe.

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the Marco is good but a tad bit on the heavy side for me, I have not played with this yoyo yet but I would pick the motive from @sfyoyos, here’s Connor using the motive

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E.G.
SF Bliss
UNPRLD Flash/back
Most YYR
there are a lot…

YYR for sure would be my choice if you have the cash

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My sf motive is my favorite current yoyo

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Onslaught, Overdrive Draupnir.

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Marco and Motive are both excellent. Check out Philip’s review on the Nostalgia. It’s fantastic.

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That’s a super good point, but availability is also important to take into account. In my experience, many people are looking for a motive but not many are willing to sell.

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I agree on not willing to sell, I am never going to sell my sf yoyos

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They seem to be cherished by most of their owners, I’ve sadly never gotten to try one.

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Bliss

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So it will be deleted?

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What a performance!! Getting some Inspo!

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The c3 railgun is super good.

For bimetal I’d get a Sengoku Nobunaga

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I have the original C3 Krown. That is an awesome v shape yoyo in my opinion.

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I don’t have many v shapes but the one that is on my “never gonna get rid of it” list is the Yoyobrothers Voyage. Can’t say I’ve tried a better bimetal myself. Oh to try every bimetal though…

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I just got a Krown today and after the limited throws time I’ve had I agree it’s awesome!

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The yotricks Oracle is my go-to 1a comp throw. Such long spin times and unbelievable stability make it a great choice for both horizontal play and vertical tricks. It’s strength lies in the gap width. Hitting to many strings during tech? Not a problem. Gap too wide to bind? Not a problem. It has an all around appeal to a yoyoer, because of its comfortable shape and retro design. Msrp is like 50 cents or whatever.

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I personally use the Marco as my go-to high performer. Amazing V-Shape and it comes with a fingerspin cup if you’re into those.