Those Duncan Butterflys are finicky. The strings they come with are not too great.
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Thanx for the input. Thought it was just me. I even soaked and cleaned the bearings 
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Pleaseā¦contact @MrYoyoThrower or email him at rain city skills.
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Sorry ChrisFrancz thought iād already said. It ended up as the pads wanted changing. The bearing question was just an offshoot. Thanks for looking out
On my Delrin gamer, I have it running with the slim/half-spec bearing, 1 thick pad and 1 thin. This makes it less snaggy but still a nice, snappy response for what I was looking for out of it.
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Same here.
The two thick pads just made it, well, impossble. Snappier than a fixed axle and then some
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When I got my first Replay the pads were so thick - stuck out so far that I hated it! I put in slim pads and added a drop of thin lube to the narrow C bearing and ended up loving it as a responsive. I did the same for my One yoyo too. The great thing about throwing is learning about all this stuff. If you put an @ before a name it notifies the person.
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itās a duncan butterfly. im still gonna keep it, i think.
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Cotton string aināt expensive. Fresh string livens things up!
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MagicYoyo Avocado? iām considering getting a half spec and playing some responsive.
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been using Nylon a lot, then i tried Poly again, and it felt rough as heck! what string do you prefer?
- Nylon
- Poly
- Nylon/Poly blend
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Kitty fat, (havenāt tried anything else) I donāt know what blend it is.
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I love ZipLine Signature Plus strings. Play well and so are so soft. Plus, they come in some nice colors.
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Poly all day!
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iām the only guy who uses Nylon?! 
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I use mainly polyā¦but I love a good nylon.
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YES! finally someone who agrees. 
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Airetics!
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Zipline smoothies are my jams.
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More specifically Markmont strings, zipline kc24 for fancy string. Monkeyfinger vines and knot bad for bulk poly.
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