Six millimeters can change how a yo-yo feels on every mount. Colony ST takes the Colony 2 and widens it by roughly that much, giving Takeshi Matsuura’s signature bi-metal a profile that makes the string easier to hit and every mount feel more secure. It’s the bi-metal version of his ST Tempest, built for a competitive player who wants more room to land.
Spin times are exceptionally long, and solid stability keeps Colony ST holding its posture through extended combos. Even as the spin winds down, it stays true to its axis, so you can commit to each throw with confidence. The weight you expect from a bimetal comes through clearly in the hand, and that feedback carries into every movement. When a trick calls for precise, delicate control, the response stays accurate and reliable.
This is a throw for players who want the Colony’s steady character with a more forgiving catch zone. If you’ve been waiting for a wider Colony, grab one and see how much easier your mounts feel.