I just bought two crescendos for 3a and 1a and was wandering how their do and how do they play with xl strings
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Yo I got a pair. They are very very good imo. Wider than players traditionally use for 3a but definitely a manageable width. Feels awesome for riskier stuff like the extra wide catch zone. Stable for a while but rolls off more like mono metals do vs bimetals where they can seem yo eek out a bit more at lower rpms. Maybe thats the width I don’t know. Still are super stable and have plenty of power and spin time. Also just a fun yoyo to play like feels good in hand and feels great rolling around actually doing tricks. One of my fav pairs. Mine have been super durable so far like haven’t developed crazy wobbles or anything. Just use whatever the thickest string you can find is imo it sucks when binds slip and using short 3a length string makes binds feel more prone to slipping more
Well damn are the crescendo resistent and thanks for the help
The look like they have gone thru sand paper
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Well.
Yes.
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Oh yeah and can you send a video of them spinning? I wanna see how
If you send It thank you
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Uhhh sure but I have to ask why like why do you want a video of them spinning? What purpose does this serve?
Thank you its just i have had some yoyos not just vibe but VIBE
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Aight cool yeah these are pretty much smooth still. 3a yoyos usually get like a bit of nail vibe at least but mostly 3a damage is surface damage like anno burning off vs damage to the guts that will cause big wobbles or pulse vibe. None of my pairs have enough vibe that I can feel it on the string.
Bimetals can have the rings shift but that’s usually pretty easy to fix if you take them apart and step on it to push the ss rings back in place.
Ohhh yeah makes sense i have hit mine on the ground a few time and even that there pretty much smooth there really durable and yeah thanks for all the info i gotta sleep now for me right now its 1 in the morning
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