After a year or so away from the community and from yoyoing itself, I was able to jump back in due to life finally slowing a tad. I decided, just for kicks, that I should get a new twirler.
I (on a whim mind you) decided to pick up the Yoyofactory Onestar.
AND
THIS
THING
IS
FANTASTIC
I adored the protostar, and was in awe of the northstar, with the only downfalls being the price along with the structural problems and the M!@#%!@#%^& spacers.
The onestar steals the design of the previous Starās with some MAJOR plusās.
NO SPACERS
Has the same weight, shape, AND size. No weird caps to have to deal with, no thin walls to crack, AND it takes the slight texture that was on the orange northstar.
This thing not only reps a wonderful spec sheet, it plays ABSOLUTELY AMAZING. Great weight distro makes for amazing stability and great spin-times.
And here, HERE is the best part
$15 dollars!
Get a couple, right now, in all of the vibrant pink with zebra cap glory.
Iāve wanted to try a Onestar since it came out but I donāt have the money to buy it, and no-one at my yoyo club has it, (or at least that I know of). Someone should let me borrow theirsā¦
Youāre alive! Havenāt seen you in a long time! The One Star is a good yoyo, but it kinda disappointed me. I expected it to be a bit smoother, and the bearing wonāt spin when itās screwed too tightly together.
My brother had a problem like that. He liked mine so much that he ordered his own, but when it came it had a huge amount of vibe and wobble. We emailed Yoyoexpert and they said to fix the problem we could try fully tightening the yoyo and then uncscrew it about a quarter of itās diameter. That actually seemed to work pretty well.
