I hope everyone had a happy thanksgiving! Please check out our A grade yoyos on yoyoexpert with their black Friday deals!
I also wanted to share what we’re doing for black Friday on our direct website. We have deals on b grades that are 50% or more off our A grade prices, and we have deeper discount codes based off your total order amount!
For anyone crazy about DD, I also put up a prototype mystery box. It contains 2 a grade bimetal prototypes and 1 b grade mystery production bimetal. Great opportunity to pick up some DD History!
We’ve already sold through A LOT the last few days but still some awesome finds. It’s the easiest way to try our models you might’ve been on the fence about before, or picking up a beater of some of your favorites for your pocket, 5a, or anything else you can think of! This deal is going on until 12/2.
The mystery box was just a 1 of 1 sorta thing.. I had a few left over from when our team member Tomas decided to take hiatus and didn’t want anymore yoyos. It was priced high, but the purchaser got iterations of bimetals that will never see the light of day (IE, a smooth prototype for a d bearing version that just couldn’t work for mass production due to balancing) and a b grade bimetal on top of that.
Introducing Musubi: a signature model for Bachi that takes inspiration from the YYR acrophobia and a unique take on plastic aesthetics on performance monometals.
Musubi is an AL/PC design with a double rim and PC sandwiched in between the rims. Musubi is also one of my favorite snacks, the sandwiched plastic in the rim reminded me of them, and I wanted to make a colorway inspired by it.
Last year Patrick and I started talking about details for this yoyo, sharing my favorite yoyo designs and what characteristics I enjoy. I wanted something fun that didn’t lack power for my favorite tricks. We went through different CAD drawings and added things I originally didn’t think about at the time. The 1st prototype was a hit! It was perfect from the start and didn’t want to change the way it felt. It has a soft, bouncy feel on string with ‘float’ in all the right areas and time. I really hope you enjoy it as much as I do!
Quartz: a crisp lavender, created to be the inverse of the Freeza colorway. We used a white POM rim for a bit extra juice on the throw, and to more closely match the silver/clear of the Freeza colorway.
I would have said Nori is my favorite because I like green (and nice green yoyos are somewhat hard to find imo), but the Estate just looks so damn elegant that it’s damn hard to decide haha
