shape = i like the shape of the x convict (because its easy to catch on the string)
how i play = 1a. i love string tricks like kamikize, buddhas revenge, and dr, strang. i also kinda like grinds. i NEED a long sleeping yoyo. i like a good size gap. (i DON’T really care about speed in a yoyo)
size = i like small or medium sized yoyoz
other stuff = i like a good surface 4 palm, finger, and arm grinds. i NEED a yo that dosnt snag. i dont care how long a yo takes to brake in cause im a kid with time on his hands. i dont care how responsive a yoyo is because i have thin lube. i want a yo thats not light weight.
(sorry for bad spelling and sorry if i did this form thing wrong because this is my 1st pose ever) :-[(feel free to tell me if i did anything wrong.) (will respond tommorow and on week days) 8)
thanks :D, but id like to know whats the difference between flow and regular silicone? does 1 bind better or something? ??? (yoshi told me the dv888 was better then the m1) if you think the m1 is better, why do you think so? ???
I don’t see how people are going for the M1, when the DV888 is also very similar in size.
I played one at Redondo, and I would take a DV888 over 5 M1’s. Seriously.
M1 flow groove makes it better for flowable silicone. It comes stock with One-Drop customized silicone pads. The normal M1’s come with pads, so its easier to equip with pads, but also siliconable.
I would get a M1 but trust me, go to YYN and just buy a random metal yoyo so you can get a DV888 for 50 bucks(I dont litterally mean random), it would get you 2 good yoyos (i’m guessing on the DV888) and you wont regret it. I wouldn’t get your hopes up to buy 2 yoyos for $135 including about $12 for shipping from 2 different sites unless you get lots of B-day money but you never know