CLYW YETI

I would but mine stripped. :confounded:

I don’t know how that’s possible the yoyo threading is brass… Must have done something major. Just contact Chris I bet he’d be able to help you out.

Neither do I…I’ll contact Chris soon. Or should I contact Andre?

At this point Chris. Andre doesn’t have stock to replace the stripped unit.

You can try contacting Chris but to be honest it sounds like you kind of brought this on yourself. I don’t think a manufacturer should be responsible if the end user fiddles with and subsequently breaks the yo-yo.

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Agreed ^ that is a good but of truth. To buy it and break it you own it. If they covered all the user mistakes then the yeti and other throws price would increase substantially (or the company goes out of business) as someone has to pay that cost and its not the company.

I get that, and if I don’t get a working yeti, I will probably buy a new one sometime soon. I’ll see what Chris says.

I wonder why this hasn’t been posted yet.

Because that isn’t the way it works most of the time.

I tried that my pin broke. On my counter attack I had to break them off with a vice and a hammer. And I’m trying to think. Yeti and Shutter($44.99!), 2 Yetis(Yes I might buy a Yeti over a Shutter I prefer Plastic) or a Cascade? I cant decide  :frowning:

I suspect something wasn’t right I’d the pin broke you might have had a flawed pin or had something wrong before even starting the removal process.

Get the Shutter! I had the chance to try one a few days ago, and it is amazing. Crazy good deal for $45.