It also looks like it is going to be wide… 
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Only about .4mm wider than the Kuntosh and almost 1mm wider than the MC.
One of the Best “catch” feelings. It’s awesome. 54mm
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That puts it at 46mm almost exactly, I think. Which isn’t horribly wide, but still wider than I prefer. The Kuntosh is the widest I want any of my One Drops to be.
But for folks who like wider throws (which seems to be the trend these days), I’m sure it’ll be a terrific yoyo. How can it not be? It’s a One Drop! 
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If you get the opportunity, try one out. May surprise you.
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Yes, it might! The Kuntosh sure did.
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The return is like catching a baseball right in the sweet spot of your glove.
Just an awesome feeling.
Hard to articulate, I can’t wait for more people to experience the Sugar Glider.
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Pretty excited to try out a Sugar Glider when they drop. How does it feel on the string? 
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Code 1 and Summit are my personal favorite releases they have done. Especially the 7 Summits. Both IMO aren’t mentioned as often now, but I think the Code 1 especially is one of the best yoyos One Drop has made.
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Feels like the Cascade and 7 Summit made a baby…
Awesome.
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Excluding collaborations, out of these, I’d say:
Citizen
Kuntosh 5000QV
VTWO
Virtuoso
Topdeck
Code 1
7 Summits
Legendary Terrarian
Parlay
Deep State
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Holy crap that’s a nice collection
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Thanks. That’s most of my ODs and yoyos machined by OD.
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Ahh yeee. I’ve been planning to get a nice shot called “One Drop makes Yoyos” having it consist of yoyos machined by One Drop but not actually One Drops.
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You’ve got a MayheM.
Good man, good man.
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The Triumph is great too.
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to me triumph is a bit outdated
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What’s the little red one?
What is the small green one in the center?
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Little purple one is a Sparrow. Little green one is an Executive.
In the big collection photo, the red one in the lower left corner is a Marquis.
Triumph is a bit outdated, but it still slays. I mean, I’m not planning on competing, and I enjoy some older yoyos as much as new designs. You can find them in mint condition for about $30, too, which is bonkers, imo.
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