Gauging interest for the Flying Lemon

Its a small batch. Likey $110.

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Yikes, I was kidding on the 50-70 but realistically I’d pay 70-90.

I don’t recall what the retail price is going to be, or if it was even discussed. I can tell you protos were a little higher than that, which is to be expected.

I’d be pretty surprised if it comes in under a hundred, BUT! it’s worth every penny, imo.

I spent a lot (for me) for the first two proto runs, and I don’t regret a single cent. And the first proto is completely unplayable now, because I dropped it :man_facepalming: still no regrets.

The second run is much stronger and way less prone to irreversible damage. I’ve been beating mine up pretty good and it still plays like a dream.

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This is why they will not sellout fast. Which is normal for any yoyo release.

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I voted “NO”, because I am not looking to collect YoYos, I care more about learning to play and I still voted, to help in giving an honest picture of the demand for Glen. I admire his work and he is the Yoyo artisan in my view. No front to Glen.

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I love to bind regen, and with the MR85, I bet it’s killer

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Maybe if there were a pif to get in on for a prototype to get a feel for it I’d be more willing to commit. I’m mostly interested in how it would be with the new bearing size. For now I reckon I’ll have to let it pass.

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It really, truly is!

And I haven’t found another yoyo that has as satisfying of a roll down/wind up as the lemon. I think oasis probably comes closest, but it’s not really that close. The MR85 is just really something special.

Think about it, the bearing is the typical diameter of a fixed axle, just much wider and faster. Binds and regens are like a dream. Perfection!

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That’s valid. It’s looking like a few might sit for awhile, so hopefully anyone that isn’t fully on board, right now, will still get their chance. I assure you, it’s one you don’t want to miss. (Or maybe you do, I suppose not everyone has to love it. I certainly do though)

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All I can say is if you are into smaller organic yoyos, this is definitely for you.

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You just described exactly what I like in a yoyo… I don’t have much interest in using anything but small organic yoyos.

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Speaking for myself, I am and it is.

I don’t have anything else that could be a substitute, and I have several anything else’s (most of which I think would be improved by this bearing).

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I couldn’t have said it better, myself. Nothing compares.

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I just hope upon release after a few people have tried it, word might get around that its worth a purchase.

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Scratch the potential Dead Orse I inquired about if you haven’t made one for me yet, and I will definitely be picking up a Lemon when it hits retail.

(If you have made me a Dead Orse already though, I’ll be a man of my word and follow through, it’ll involve me quickly selling some yoyos though lol )

I am so sold dude, thank you

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I’m screaming it at the top of my lungs, but I think you’re right. It’s going to take more than just me and the few others who have been singing its praises.

They’ll find out, soon enough.

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I’m (not) sorry, I saw this image and just had to make it happen.

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I’d tell more people, but all my yoyo friends already know about it and all my non-yoyo friends [two (2)] couldn’t care, nor would they understand why the SWFL is so amazing.

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