I wish there was a filter for weight on yoyoexpert. I struggle to find a good throw under 64 grams and want the lightest throw I can find.
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The 44 and the 444 are both pretty light. I haven’t tried them but they are light.
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Their is a gbp for cheap on the forum I think. 48 gram full size bimetal. It’s special.
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Being able to filter by gap width and overall width would be awesome! Also having a filter for “in-stock only” would be convenient so we don’t have to browse through all the drops we missed out on. 
Ivan
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Rain City Skills - Author is very light, and supposed to be very powerful still.
The 44, 45 (not available here), and 444, from yoyofactory are all very light, but undersized.
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Yall out here naming and wanting yoyos around 40-50 grams?!? 66 feels pretty light to me 
There actually is an option for in stock filtering!
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I see that in the search, but is there one for just browsing? Like for instance if I’m shopping for Mowl and want to limit what I see to “in stock” or sort by “availability”?
Ivan
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There is only the filter from the search but you can filter by brand also
Are you familiar with the AceYo Air? I think it’s the kind of throw you’re looking for.
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Shuriken senban.
Here’s a list because it was too long to paste:
Here’s a weight distribution if anyone is interested:
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Look into the Smashing Float if you’re into light yoyos and techy tricks.
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So, 65g is the average weight. That makes sense to my throw finger. 64g or lighter goes easy, 67g or more takes its toll during a long practice.
How about diameter and width? I’d love to have a full list of yoyos and their parameters to play with in excel 
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